[GET] Crypto needn’t be cryptic – Understanding Cryptocurrencies with eToro [PDF]

Interest in cryptocurrencies has boomed to unprecedented levels this year. These digital coins have surged in value collective market capitalisation has jumped from $10 billion at the start of 2017 to over $160 billion in September and crypto coins are destined to command global headlines for years to come.

How much do you know about Bitcoin (the original cryptocurrency, launched in 2009), Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies? There are hundreds of them now, but the uninitiated should not feel overwhelmed in the slightest. Our motto here at eToro is: Crypto needn’t be cryptic.

To make life easier and arm our six-million-plus clients with the confidence and tools to trade in our crypto markets, we are happy to provide an educational guide, which can be accessed below.

This is an eight-page guide to digital coins. It includes handy overviews of six of the main cryptos: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Dash and Ethereum Classic, and also contains a helpful jargon buster.


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Let me guess the PDF is stuffed with your eToro affiliate links?

mickyfu said:

Let me guess the PDF is stuffed with your eToro affiliate links?

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No affiliate links. Not mine at least. got it from here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Etoro/comments/76r0ye/crypto_neednt_be_cryptic_understanding/

I donø't even see a clickerble link in the pdf.

But you or anyone ells can check it out and prove me wrong.

Well I for one certainly would not trade through eToro. One of the scammiest "brokers" around.

Why do you think that? I only trade via CFD's these days. I almost lost my house a few years back to the Mt.Gox hack. So I only trade on secure, regulated trading platforms. If you can point on other better platforms, I am all ears.

I know they are, I used to be an affiliate of them. They close affiliate accounts and trading accounts simply to thieve money. Of course, having such a big customer base they can afford to do this, as they have plenty to chirp up about how good they are. They don't care till it is their account closed.

Not only that, they have a very conviniet freezing platform, that freezes as and when suits, locking people in or out of trades. Typical of a scammy dealing desk. Never trade on a dealing desk, they are their to line their pockets out of your "misfortune".

Personally, I do not use eToro, and I don't trust them. I think the co-founder of eToro is the same as 888.com (online Poker and casino). That's what people said. Check the news.