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I would say don't bother, the problem with renting EA's is that you can't backtest them. Backtest to Demo to Live. I follow that method without fail

Bitcoin is a very interesting asset to trade. I am always hesitant about trading an asset class that has not gone through a macro economic boom and bust cycle. So when we look at these types of charts there is a very real danger of drawing a false confluence. In saying that to me there is a...

Only ever use 0.25 to 2% of your account on any given trade, trade using a system not on emotion. Research how others make systems and what the most profitable systems are. Then you can make your own decisions. Never trust in anyone or a system blindly. Always trade in a Demo account first...

I dont trade in a discretionary way. I always trade systematically or algorithmically, because my emotions will get in the way otherwise. But yes I've been profitable

All depends on your strategy. But there are many good ones IC Markets, FXTM, Pepperstone. I choose ECN Providers that have been around for years

24/5 Market and that it is so liquid on major pairs. There are alot of strategies that can work, but I enjoy trading a variety to give myself the best possible chance to be in the green

This is all strategy dependent, ie are you targeting volatility/scalping (that means you want liquid pairs) and another one is mean-reverting (that means you want countries that are closely correlated)

Scalping can work but it really broker dependent, ie low spreads etc

Don't ever put all your funds in one investment. Always allocate your funds across a variety of investments. Bitcoin is still one of the most risky and speculative assets, and will be for many years. I don't think it will go to zero as there is too much interest and there are buyers. I would...

Check out Binance, I think they have a Demo Trading Account otherwise open a small live account. For Crypto think of ultra small penny stocks. Most will go bust. Bitcoin and Ethereum are really the only coins that have fared well through several bull/bear markets. Stick to those to begin with...

There are a number of reviews out there. Depending on how tech savvy you are another option is to run a cheap Virtual Machine in AWS or Azure, you will get a lot more out of it depending on how many EA's you want to run and if you want to scale your efforts into more complicated algorithmic...

Good broker, I've been using it for some time. Spreads are good as well. I have standard accounts