Crypto Vs Currency

Which one has more volatility? I am little tired of the currencies lack of movement. If someone with experience on crypto currencies could share the experience, that would be great.

Seriously? Where you lived so far? On the backside of the moon?
It's crypto, of course. There you have daily moves of several percentage points. Look here: https://coinmarketcap.com/

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Crypto has higher volatility and offers high risk and high rewards. But don't just look at the shiny part. Many people have lost their savings due to cryptocurrencies because of high price movements which are very unpredictable.

Don’t play crypto on margin and play it with the money you can afford to lose …

CryptoCurrency is the new kid on the block so to speak.. There are about 11,000 variants though most are not sensible to trade. Best advice from a veteran trader is this. Use an established reputable broker. Never Trade On MARGIN. Don't simply trade based on price and hype. "Know What the Units are and Intend to facilitate. Are they Smart Money or Store Of Value Digital Ventures.

Until you have experience and technical understanding, stick to the top 20.. BitcoinCash (BCH) given it's mirror image of BitCoin, with enhanced coding increasing block size, thus making it more suitable for daily spending. Moves well..however is a bit expensive per coin for typical traders coming from leveraged forex trading.
As for lower priced coins, very active ones to consider. Some current good round the clock movers I consistently trade.. Solana (SOL) apx $160 per coin. Another well positioned unit called ChainLink (LINK) apx $31.00 per token.

Also a highly anticipated long term one to look into is Cardano (ADA) apx $2.50 per coin. Both Solana and Cardano are smart contract enabled functional blockchain independent competing ecosystems.

If you want ultra cheap consider Amp #65 (AMP) at a nickel .05 cent a token with high volume and established developing infrastructure. I've traded this one many times. Sometimes I held it for days.

I'd not advise delving into "Meme" coins until you have experience with this market. However many millions have been made by several people. Take the hint on this one.

Basically understand the all inclusive slang titled "Crypto" market is likened to a bunch of extreme high tech stocks, with many interdependencies by nature. Also take a very keen realization the entire block chain, crypto market complex is just that "Complex". Contrived of a moody and prejudiced consortium of variably inclined moving parts. Not just a new market craze advocated by retail speculation. A lot is going on behind the scenes round the clock literally 24/7/365
Tokens are NOT coins in a literal crypto money sense. Better described as multi function smart value units. With before and after price "Push Pull" dynamics. Most traders get lost in this translation of momentum. "Tokenomics' ' is the backbone of the entanglement ecosystem network. Smart contracts..NFT, DEFI, STAKING and so forth. Apply whatever technical analysis you already use with Forex. Adjust as you see fit.

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It is not strange that people started using cryptocurrencies because of the bonuses they could bring you.

I hate trading crypto those pairs are so unpredicatble.

The crypto market is relatively newer, while forex trading has been in practice for much longer. It's no surprise that trading in cryptocurrencies comes with a higher degree of risk, compared to forex trading. Forex usually offers more liquidity, while crypto is known for being more volatile, which can mean a higher reward with a higher risk.

So, you should make your choice based on your preferences and risk tolerance.

Dude. I'm genuinely surprised at your displeasure. Where have you seen at least one stable exchange rate over the years?

Crypto only trades against USD... And the major pair is USD/BTC... In the future I would love to see 10 or 20 viable cryptos decouple from one another and trade independently, something similar to forex pairs

If they push the manipulation too far in Forex - questions will be asked. When they do it in crypto, there's nothing anyone can say as there is no regulation.

Cryptos are more volatile and riskier than currencies. Therefore, you are likely to get higher profits from crypto in a short time. Personally, if you follow the crypto market well, you will have fun while trading, but you should be careful with the speculators as well (!)

> Cryptos are more volatile and riskier than currencies.

----> You are right, however as of late, cryptos have been kinda sluggish and sideways most of the time on H4.

[quote=Christinermn;14204581]Cryptos are more volatile and riskier than currencies. Therefore, you are likely to get higher profits from crypto in a short time. Personally, if you follow the crypto market well, you will have fun while trading, but you should be careful with the speculators as well (!)[/quote
Yes I agree with you cryptos are more volatile in comparison to others. Today, bitcoin and ethereum prices are holding steady after the latest big fed rate hike.

No doubt, Crypto is so volatile; right now I use BTCUSD for my scalping trading with my tight money management plan! On the other hand, I’m bullish on Crypto’s future!

With cryptocurrency, you can make transactions whenever you want (any time of the day or night), and there are no limits on purchases and withdrawals.

Cryptocurrency is fast moving and volatile and can be traded anytime.

Looking at cryptocurrency conditions, which are dropping and have not shown any improvement, it is better to move to currency trading.