The Binance exchange platform is probably one of your best bets to trade cryptocurrency at the moment. On this review, I'll be taking a look at the desktop version of the Binance platform.
Binance is a rapidly growing crypto exchange, now generating a higher daily trading volume than Bittrex and it is no mystery why. With a fresher and constantly growing list of supported altcoins paired with its far lower commission fees, Binance is taking the crypto community by storm.
On top of the more obvious advantages, they are now also offering a PC based standalone desktop client, which addresses many of the issues encountered when utilizing the web version of the platform.
Personally, with IOTA (symbol MIOTA), TRONIX (symbol TRON), and PO.ET (symbol POE) in my trading portfolio, making the change over was almost inevitable!
When you first start up you Binance platform, you will start in the Markets section. This market watch section includes tabs for all the crypto pairs trading on the Binance exchange: Bitcoin (BTC) pairs, as well as Ethereum (ETC), US Dollar Tether (USDT), and their own BNB (Binance Coin) version of popular trading pairs. Since Btcoin is the most commonly used baseline currency for cryptocurrency trading, we'll focus on it for our examples.
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