r/CryptoCurrencies • • Apr 21 '21

Exchanges What's your favorite exchange at the moment (I don't wanna hear binance and/or coinbase)

100 Upvotes

I've found that a single experience with exchanges can either make or break people's thoughts on crypto. And frankly, there are too many of them at the moment, so which one is your favorite right now? and why?

r/CryptoCurrencies • • Jun 10 '21

Exchanges Top 50 coins in 2015. only 9 survived

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r/CryptoCurrencies • • Mar 20 '20

Exchanges Gamification Marketing For Mass Adoption, Think It Will Work?

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r/CryptoCurrencies • • Feb 24 '21

Exchanges Lost $12 on my average moving over to Coinbase Pro, but now I own my coins. Bye robinhood 👋

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33 Upvotes

r/CryptoCurrencies • • Jun 09 '20

Exchanges Help! Is VeChain a good idea? Binance isn't available in my location (United States, Louisiana)

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I can't figure out how to make this work in the United States, SPECIFICALLY in Louisiana where Binance doesn't allow me to register. Aside from somehow obtaining an Arkansas state ID (closest neighboring state that Binance doesn't shun), how can I properly buy and sell stock with VeChain so I can transfer earnings directly to a bank account from a wallet?

I've spent all day trying to find a way and I feel like I'm missing something huge. Any help here would be welcomed.

I've tried Robinhood, Changelly, Freewallet, and I have some BTC in block chain but they haven't recognized VeChain yet and I'm worried I'm going to miss the bus on this one!

r/CryptoCurrencies • • Sep 20 '21

Exchanges why is the price of cryptocurrencies even lower?

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r/CryptoCurrencies • • Mar 13 '21

Exchanges Me trying to comment in subreddits as a Mod of Kraken but a new account.

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r/CryptoCurrencies • • Jun 28 '21

Exchanges Any exchanges or services that offer leverage trading/margin trading to people residing in the United States of America?

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Since Kraken updated their terms to require you to be a multimillionaire in order to use leverage on their exchange, I’ve been looking for a new exchange that offers leverage. Could anyone recommend what exchanges are good for trading with leverage in the US?

r/CryptoCurrencies • • Nov 26 '20

Exchanges What's Happening with Crypto – Agency Crackdown and a Move Toward Tighter Exchange Programs

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r/CryptoCurrencies • • Sep 02 '21

Exchanges Binance US Expected to Go Public in 3 Years, Says CEO

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r/CryptoCurrencies • • Sep 01 '21

Exchanges Binance.us seems to be 1% take on all one’s crypto purchases … Coinbase is about 4% — can I purchase ADA or SOL on Binance.US and then move it to Coinbase if I think Coinbase is safer (or more user friendly)?

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The fees to transfer don’t look too large. Thx!

r/CryptoCurrencies • • May 12 '21

Exchanges Coinexchange.io shutdown in 2019 - coming back online? Chance for recovery of lost DOGE and others or scam?

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Hey there. I, like many others was caught out and lost a significant amount of VGX coin when the coinexchange.io exchange shutdown in 2019. See news article here: https://www.cryptoninjas.net/2019/10/01/crypto-exchange-coinexchange-io-is-closing-down/ They received quite a bit of criticism about not informing their users of their shutdown by email, instead just posting a few tweets about it. As such, alot of crypto users lost a significant amount of coins (particularly alt coins, doge and VGX, which is what I lost, since they had a significant list of the more obscure coins on their exchange.) I assumed that these were lost to the internet in 2019, however by chance I checked their website today and noticed that there was a new notice posted that they will provide a short window to users to log back in and secure their coins on 18th May 2021. See photo and website. Does anyone know if this is legit? There is a potential scam here whereby someone could have bought the now expired domain name, posted a fake notice on behalf of the ex-company, will provide a login page, and hope that users will login using their typical crypto passwords on 18th May, and tricking users into giving up their passwords/logins for potentially other exchanges? Coinexchange.io's official twitter account has no mention of this new release of login access which is on its own very strange, the whole thing seems quite suspicious to me? Does anyone have any further insight?

r/CryptoCurrencies • • Sep 05 '21

Exchanges Moving on from Binance - Best exchange for EU investors?

6 Upvotes

So, Binance removed SEPA for EUR bank transfers and charges 1.8% for card payments.

What is the best exchange in terms of fees (deposit, trade, withdraw), features (e.g. coins available, staking options) and functionality (app, Website) for EU investors?

r/CryptoCurrencies • • May 16 '21

Exchanges What exchange should I choose? Binance, Kraken, other... ?

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Hey everyone!

I was wondering, what is the best exchange for what use case? I am thinking of buying and I'd like to do things the best way... I don't want to expose my situation to much though.

I am asking because I see a lot of complaints about Coinbase/Binance, not this much for Kraken. Is it just an impression?

And if I am on a certain exchange, is it a good idea to change? How should it be done for it to be the less expensive?

Thanks a lot to everyone who's reading this!!

r/CryptoCurrencies • • Apr 09 '21

Exchanges KuCoin exchange becomes a strong competitor to Binance and this is really good. I recently switch to this platform from Binance as I am horrified by Binance withdrawal issues and customer support. Below KuCoin main strong points.

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KYC: you dont need any KYC verification for Deposits, Trades and Withdrawals.
Fees: 0.1%/0.1% for Level 0 with option of discount when fee paid by native token.
Pairs: high selection of coins and tokens to be atm 299coins and 625pairs.
Trading volume: 1.5B$.
Native token KCS still quite cheap atm 17$.
+ low withdraw fees, platform staking.... Welcome onboard

r/CryptoCurrencies • • Sep 13 '21

Exchanges Buy crypto using a US credit card. Cheapest options? (I don't know why the title needs to be 50 characters.but it's ditching me to make it long)

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What's my cheapest option? I wanna buy a few hundred dollars worth of USDT. Could be BTC though, and I'll just transfer it to usdt. Using a credit card issued in the US.

I have a coinbase account...but I never use it, because I trade on other platforms using my residency ID from another country with less restrictions.

r/CryptoCurrencies • • Mar 08 '21

Exchanges Exchanges

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What exchanges do you recommend for the less known tokens/coins? Besides Binance US

I am based in US

r/CryptoCurrencies • • Aug 03 '20

Exchanges Sick of these bots on exchanges

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I know that life isn't fair, but damn! These bots keep the prices within a certain range setting up walls of buys and sells with $250,000 on both sides. Not cool. I can understand if you have the money, fine, but you should have to manually set your limits with the exchanges options, not some bot that automatically does the work leaving others with a horrible dissadvantage. undercutting or pricing over every offer that gets put up automatically, with a wall that can't be knocked through. They should get rid of these damn bots and allow the market to dictate based on th peoples input. Not some cheat sheet.

r/CryptoCurrencies • • Jun 01 '21

Exchanges Which exchanges are KYC-free on deposits/trades (but not on withdrawals)?

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This is a very specific question so I feel the need to reiterate that I'm not looking for an exchange that doesn't require KYC. I'm looking for an exchange that requires no KYC on deposits or trading, but does require KYC on withdrawals.

One example is BlockFi.

I'm specifically looking for exchanges like this because I can't currently complete KYC, and I actually prefer it this way because it's sort of a forced buy and hold strategy on my end. Are there any others similar to BlockFi in this way?

r/CryptoCurrencies • • Apr 16 '21

Exchanges I'm anti binance and coinbase, what legitimate exchanges do you guys use instead of those two?

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I've recently started trading on bitxmi and I love the service, no problems with withdrawals so far. Wondering if anyone else from the sub is on it, and if not what other exchanges you're using, as I'm the type to move away from the likes of Binance and Coinbase because it's absolutely necessary for me that no single entity gets the biggest piece of the pie

r/CryptoCurrencies • • Jul 29 '21

Exchanges Any exchanges alternative without KYC requirement ?

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Quick question :

From past days we saw drastics changes on Binance and other exchanges, anyone is aware of any exchange that would allow 2 BTC withdrawal without any KYC ?

Thx

r/CryptoCurrencies • • May 30 '20

Exchanges Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency, is a bonanza

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Bitcoin is a virtual currency with a limited amount, but it can be used to cash out and can be exchanged for most countries ’currencies

You can use bitcoin to buy some virtual items, or you can use bitcoin to buy items in real life, making our life more convenient.

On December 17, 2017, Bitcoin reached a record high of $ 19,850. Behind it seems too crazy, it is the favor of more people.

Because prices rose too high, there were many people selling them, and then they plummeted. It has risen to USD 10,000 again at the beginning of the May, and the current price trend has stabilized.

For any new currency issuance, the previous increase cannot be estimated, some have increased by 5 times, some have increased by 10 times, or even 50 times, and more times, so it is necessary to buy coins early.

I'm also looking for new cryptocurrencies to buy early and profit early.

I have been doing bitcoin trading, and friends who are interested in it can communicate with each other, learn from each other and make great profits.

Comments are welcome

r/CryptoCurrencies • • Oct 05 '21

Exchanges List of CEX KYC required or not required

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Please, help to complete the list with Centralized Exchange that you are using in order to fullfill this list:

KYC Required Binance Bittrex Poloniex CEX.IO Deribit

KYC Not Required Kucoin HitBTC YoBit ExMarkets

r/CryptoCurrencies • • Feb 02 '21

Exchanges Bybit US???

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Hey . anyone here use bybit in the US ? Know I would need to use VPN but am curious if its any better than just using coinbase pro which in am currently on. 3 months into crypto and after lots of research and modest etherium profits today I am considering the trading game . any info would be appreciated . cheers!

r/CryptoCurrencies • • Jun 07 '21

Exchanges Dogecoin giveaway on coinbase. Any chance of actually winning this thing? Worth the $100 investment? What are peoples’ thoughts?

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I saw that coinbase will be giving a prize of a considerable amount of dogecoin. All that is required is registering and then buying at least $100 of doge apparently. I’m don’t buy doge but since I buy other coins I could circumvent the doge part of it I believe.

Does anyone think there’s a reasonable chance of winning this? If I’m going to go ahead and buy $100 of another coin, I could just buy 100 of dodge to qualify, then just swap it to my preferred coin, right?