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      There is a great deal of uncertainty that surrounds the future of the traditional core markets. In recent years there has been a drastic increase in the number of cases when brokers have failed to deliver on their contractual promises. In addition, many traders and investors have suffered significant losses because they invested in something that they had no idea was worth as much as it turned out to be. As these issues continue to affect the market more traders are turning to the alternative of buying and selling bitcoins and other cryptosporms instead of traditional forex currency.
     The forex industry is basically devoted to trading in the different world currencies. Forex is basically the international exchange and trading of financial securities between buyers and sellers. Many forex brokers today accept both bitcoins and various other cryptocorps. They then add another layer of complexity to forex trading, mostly aggravated by the extreme liquidity of some of the lesser known cryptocurrencies. A typical forex transaction is essentially an exchange of one virtual currency for another in its worth at its present rate.
     For instance, let's assume that you would like to trade using bitcoins. You would then go to one of the many online brokers and place your order. Your order would be subsequently executed by the broker in exchange for the cryptocorps that you have chosen. Your initial investment will not change since you are trading with "real" or digital currencies rather than physical ones.
     While this is the basic scenario and is how a lot of people will start out when they are looking to get involved in the exciting world of trading forex using bitcoin. One of the primary benefits of trading with any type of virtual asset is that it is easy to track and even trace. This is not true with most other assets. This is because all assets are pretty much traded on global exchanges and not just the ones in your local country. This makes tracking your progress extremely difficult and contrary to what many people expect.
     The biggest problem with tracking your progress in forex trade using bitcoin is that there really isn't any way for people to know if they are making money or losing it. This is because the currencies being exchanged are not centralized by any means. There are many decentralized servers which act as intermediaries or routers between the different currencies but no central authority controls these.
     There are a number of ways that a potential trader can go about tracking their progress in trading. Some forex brokers will automatically take logs from your computer system and provide this information to third parties. The information from the log may contain information such as the current market value of each currency pair as well as the amount of profit or loss earned over the course of a certain week. This information however is not private but instead is provided to those third parties freely. While this information can be useful to some traders, it is certainly not ideal and there is no guaranteed protection against hackers or third parties that may gain access to this information.
     If you do not wish to share your log with others then you will need to find a means of protecting your private information. One way of doing this is by setting up a password protected account that only you can access. This account will act as your account on all the currencies you wish to trade in and will require you to log into this account from time to make any trades. Another option for a trader who wishes to maintain privacy is to use a digital wallet such as bitpond or Myetheride.
     You will need to have a relatively high level of computing power in order to successfully run these virtual wallets. You will also need to be prepared to spend a significant amount of money to purchase and set up a new digital wallet if you want to use your bitcoins for trading purposes. Most brokers will however allow you to trade using just a computer that has an internet connection, as well as connecting to a credit card and some form of payment gateway such as PayPal. This will allow a trader to buy and sell bitcoins without needing to buy and sell physical currency.