There are over 3 000 cryptocurrencies, and it's only 40 percent of those digital assets that can be traded. Trading digital assets are easy, but a trader has to understand the risks involved in those trades. Before trading cryptos, you will need to have a good platform for your trade, you can use Exchanges like Binance, Bittrex, Huobipro, Kraken, and others. Traders can also use decentralized applications like Stormgain, Coinchase, Phoneum, or even digital wallets like Trustwallet, Atomic wallet, Safepal, etc. Once a person has chosen a good platform, the next step is to fund his account, it's compulsory to make investments, except you want to trade with a demo account. Demo accounts are mainly used for practicing, if a person isn't familiar with cryptocurrency trade, then he should definitely use it for at least a month, this will help to improve a person's skill, and also it helps people to understand the digital market.
How does a trader make deposits? Depositing funds into a user's account is easy, but it depends on the platform that's being used. According to 80% of the trading platforms, deposits are done with credit cards, bank transfers, or from 3rd party applications like Skrill, Neteller, etc. After you have funded your account, then it's time for trading to commence. First you have to select a trading pair that you feel will generate profit, like BTC/USDT, BTC/ETH, ETH/USDT, TRX/USDT, BNB/BTC, and others. The first cryptocurrency in a pair is a dependent one, so its price depends on the other cryptocurrency's price that's being paired with it. For example, a BTC/USDT pair, simply means that the price of USDT will affect the value of Bitcoin, so if USDT appreciates without BTC depreciating, so would Bitcoin, but if it depreciates without USDT increasing, then Bitcoin's value will drop.
After selecting the right pair of your choice, then you will have to make a prediction, whether a dependent currency's value will increase or decrease because of its dependence on the second currency. If Moses selects a BTC/USDT pair, and he predicts that BTC's value will go up, then it can only happen if the price of USDT increases or remains stable.
Don't forget that Bitcoin's worth can increase on its own, but if USDT's value decreases with Bitcoin's increase, then the percentage of the relationship will determine a user's profit. Finally, the amount of money invested will determine the profit you get.