sportlopez9000

You should not accept this and just move to another exchange. Crypto is meant to be decentralized and anonymous and this is just the tip of the iceberg. Imagine what happens if they give your information to other parties, then it's just stealing, and they get paid to send your information. I would try and stay away from kyc exchanges for your own security, and to support all the upcoming DEX exchanges.

I tried withdrawing Waves for the first time and I found that LTC is better than Waves for withdrawing. LTC was much faster so I suggest doing that next time if you were having problems with the speed. There's also doge but I find that most sites don't accept it.

Today I'm showing family members yobit and how to trade their bitcoin gifts for christmas! I really think it's one of the easier exchanges to use, and people can get their hands dirty quick without having to know much. I think everyone should be excited for the future, and get family involved in the invest box.

Yes you can trade in person or p2p without an exchange. If you meet up with people you can trade physical dollars in a coffee shop or public place. I would say this is risky because you can be robbed, which is why people will rather go to exchanges where they don't have to leave house or meet strangers.

No the scammers just take the easy way to make money which is a dishonest way. If they were talented they could create value for other people to use in the world like real developers, instead they are stealing from innocent users who are new to the crypto world. It's not good for new people, and the anxiety it causes.

I bought around $450 in BTC christmas gifts to give to people. So I think it will rise this season if more people are doing this. I am curious how many times in the past it has risen during December time. I think if it rises it can also go down fast so it might go up, but it will be short lived. It's a risk we have to take as investors I guess in BTC upward trajectory for 2020.

Another place to try without kyc is trade ogre, they're an exchange that is anonymous. I don't know how much you can trust an anonymous exchange, but to a certain point it's good for starting (since they could get up and disappear at any point with your money). By anonymous I mean you can't see who created it and they don't hold licenses.

This is great news for Turkey users! I wonder how soon I can trade some btc for turkey coins? I hope that it is soon. I wonder what exchange will list turkey coins? Yobit? Binance? Maybe more countries will follow and everyone will have their coin. This is really cool though and it is the future for all states to have coins. It would make paying taxes easier if it were coins and tracked.

In December in the last week I found myself using BitMEX more because of the leverage features. I think BTC price is going up and so I want to put more leverage on my trades at least 25x so I can profit more from this uptick. People are in holiday spirit and buying BTC I guess.

I remember the hyper coin where they paid you to play team fortress 2, and it was involved in gaming. I'm not sure what happened to this coin though. It was a very innovative gaming use altcoin, but it seems to have disappeared now with the creator going away sadly.

I agree that NRG has an upside and after reading more I found that it's crazy it wasn't really a highly marketed project with an ico type deal. If it does go onto binance I would buy some because there is a lot of hype around NRG currently, even without much information, and this will definitely move the price for at least a 5-15% profit.

I like the idea of libra but I hate facebook so I'm conflicted on this coin. I don't know what to think about it anymore. There is a number of times when facebook has made promises and essentially lied about what's going on with their platform with privacy, so I'm worried it will happen again with libra. It's supposed to be crypto, but it's the non-stop obsession of tracking by facebook that worries me.

One place you can spend litecoin is at the litecoin shop: https://litecoin-foundation.org/shop This has a bunch of different offerings from cheap to expensive, from ebooks to shirts. The funding will support the litecoin foundation (which is good in general and you should support developers). Besides having a litecoin shirt is cool.

If you take out a crypto credit card be careful and look at the rates. I know a few other cards in the past changed rates and people were either losing a ton of BTC or had limits and were unable to complete transactions past $600. There's also the KYC issues. We really need merchants to adopt crypto natively as a payment.

Whether or not you get kyc on bitmex depends on the country you use to sign up with. So if you are having issues then this may be why. Also they reserve the right to ask for identity if they feel something is suspicious, but mostly you will never have this happen unless you are risking large amounts. Bitmex is one of the best places to trade that doesn't have strict kyc.