Okay, I’d love to not be downvoted for this, because I really am just trying to learn. I want to trade smaller tokens or shitcoins and sell quickly in order to practice day trading, hopefully slowly building my wealth in order to make bigger, better, informed trades. Do I buy a specific coin with lower fees that I can swap for most coins? I’ve been invested in Crypto to some extent since 2015, but not enough to be rich or anything. I would like to start taking Crypto more seriously finally, and I don’t know a lot of people who personally can explain to me how to day trade. I’m not sure what I’m supposed to do to get charged $10-$15 every buy or sell. If so, what is that coin? If I understand correctly it’s from Etherium’s network, but I’m really not 100% on board to the point I fully understand. I want to be able to move like $30-$60 at a time but I keep running into network fees.
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