Crypto trading for beginners what to know before you buy

In just five years, the number of people trading cryptocurrencies has jumped from 100 million to nearly 900 million, with more than 40 million new users entering the market in 2025 alone, according to Statista Market Insights.But while there’s no shortage of influencers shouting “buy now!” or touting the next hot token, beginners often struggle with where to begin — and how to separate real opportunities from the endless hype.“Crypto trading means buying digital coins like Bitcoin and selling them when the price goes up,” said Shaun Bettman, CEO of Eden Emerald Mortgages.“The idea is to buy low and sell high to make a profit.”Michael Terpin, author of “Bitcoin Supercycle: How the Crypto Calendar Can Make You Rich” points out that trading is more about short-term moves, while investing is a longer game.Of course, knowing when to buy and sell — and which coins to trust — is the tricky part.That’s where tools like Best Wallet come in.

Designed to help beginners and experienced traders alike, Best Wallet gives users real-time token tracking, scam alerts, and portfolio tools to make smarter, safer decisions from day one.Here’s how to get started with crypto trading — and how to avoid rookie mistakes along the way.To start trading, you need a place to buy your first coin.“Getting started with crypto trading is pretty easy,” said David Kemmerer, co-founder and CEO of CoinLedger.“You just open an account on a crypto exchange, add some regular money, and buy a coin.”But Kemmerer cautioned: “There’s a big gap between starting and actually becoming profitable.”Popular beginner-friendly options include Coinbase, Kraken, and Gemini, which offer simple interfaces and are regulated in the U.S.That’s why it’s important to learn the basics — like how blockchain works and what gives a token real value — before investing serious money.David Brill, managing director at FTI Consulting, recommends a structured approach:“To begin tra...

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Publisher: New York Post

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