Cryptocurrency trading is no longer the domain of professional investors or fund managers. A recent survey by Postbank found that one in three Germans are interested in the space for investment, a potential trader market of nearly 30 million in one country alone. Among 18 to 30-year-olds, the figure reaches almost 50%.1 Certainly, these investors are not all professionals, and any kind of investment comes with risk. Stabilizing and growing the market means harnessing these potential investors but also catering to their needs and lowering their risks. Cryptocurrency trading comes with a steep learning curve given the many sources of contradictory information making it challenging for new investors to enter the space. Despite this information overload, or perhaps because of it, interest in cryptocurrency trading has blossomed. In the first six months of 2017, the cryptocurrency trade increased more than ten times. Currently, there are well over fifteen hundred different...