Are there any connection symbols that are specifically designed for crypto trading?

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• Talita PiccirilloJan 09, 2022 · 4 years ago
  Yes, there are connection symbols that are commonly used in the crypto trading industry. One such symbol is the '->' arrow, which is often used to represent a connection or relationship between two cryptocurrencies or trading platforms. For example, you might see something like 'BTC -> ETH' to indicate a connection between Bitcoin and Ethereum. This symbol is widely recognized and used by traders and enthusiasts in the crypto community.
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• Mohamed RafsiOct 30, 2025 · 16 days ago
  Absolutely! In addition to the '->' arrow symbol mentioned earlier, another commonly used connection symbol in crypto trading is the '~>' symbol. This symbol is often used to represent a more indirect or loose connection between cryptocurrencies or trading platforms. It signifies a relationship that is not as strong or direct as the '->' symbol. So, if you come across something like 'BTC ~> XRP', it means there is some kind of connection between Bitcoin and Ripple, but it may not be as direct or significant as the '->' symbol suggests.
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• kiran kumarOct 18, 2020 · 5 years ago
  Indeed, there are connection symbols specifically designed for crypto trading. One popular symbol used by traders is the '=>'. This symbol represents a connection between a cryptocurrency and a trading platform. For example, you might see 'BTC => Binance' to indicate that Bitcoin can be traded on the Binance exchange. This symbol is often used to highlight the availability of a particular cryptocurrency on a specific trading platform. It's a convenient way for traders to quickly identify where they can trade a specific cryptocurrency.
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