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  1. Have a lot of experience with all types and most names of exchanges. Trying to find the best one for me: safe and anonymous. Because I don't want to feel sweat while sleeping Here is what I found for 4 years: - bitfinex: this gangsters want your personal info, but don't wanna give you your money for any reason. - coinbase: USA market and sharing your data for taxes. - bittrex: blocking without any reason. Oh, it's business! - poloniex: lags, spoofing, kyc, Justin Sun... kyc+Justin Sun? No waaay))) - gate: does it work? - bitmax: what the hell with security and organization? - binance: loves to block your withdrawals if you're changing your location(ip). Have a nice day grimacing in your camera))) - yobit: scary lags sometimes, wa volume? - exmo: does it work? - dexes: anybody alive? So, what you prefer? As for me, the most safest is yobit, never had any problems with kukoin and yes, I have to deal with mister C(slap-your-face)Z because of liquidity. Any idea?
  2. Alfa-Trades.Com Это моментальный обмен по многим направлениям. Более 5 лет на рынке услуг. Сотни отзывов и чистейшая репутация говорит за нас! Имеется система бонусов, а тем кто хочет зарабатывать имеется эксклюзивная партнерская программа. ТОЛЬКО МЫ платим до 3% от суммы обмена за привлеченного пользователя, и не важно, получил сервис от этого прибыль или нет. Мы за долгосрочное сотрудничество. Все обмены на нашем сервисе полностью автоматические что гарантирует без лишних движений позволит вам получить свои активы на аши счета! Тема на профильном ресурсе Профессиональный форум Bits.Media
  3. Binance is already one of the top exchanges and I think it has the more members and even the volume are too high. We can see too quick response in the binance exchange but why even the similar type our exchange yobit is lagging behind? The main reasons of the yobit lagging behind are: 1) Live customer service is unavailable in yobit and we have to create ticket and wait for certain time is very long process. 2) Many scam coins whose price only increases in the ico listing but we can never see the green candle then. 3) As I have learnt TA, I have to use technical indicator tools like MACD, moving average but it is unavailable in this yobit exchange. 4) Futures trading, leverage trading is also unavailable. These are the main disadvantage but I am sure this exchange will be in top because I am sure this exchange is working in other services like vmining and investbox too and if yobit focuses on these things then this exchange will be in top.
  4. I've had problems with Sistemkoin many times. For example: Like the money in my account not showing up for a week and then the money back. What do you think about Sistemkoin?
  5. Africa is all set to become the new testing ground for cryptocurrency companies as the demand for cryptocurrency-based trading is at all-time high in a few African countries. With inflation rate as high as 70% in some African countries and tight central bank regulations, cryptocurrency is becoming a magnet for Africans and a preferred choice of financial transactions. With growing reach of internet and smart phones in Africa, the future of cryptocurrency seems very bright. These days, such cryptocurrency transactions are done through currency exchanges. Though Crypto-Exchanges are new to African market, these are the list of five Cryptocurrency Exchanges that are currently taking over the African market: 5. NAIRAEX- NAIRAEX is the cryptocurrency exchange from Nigeria which allows users to buy and sell Bitcoin and Perfect Money in Nigerian currency — Naira. It boasts to be one of the best cryptocurrency Exchanges in Nigeria. The fast and secure transaction of NAIRAEX can take as much as 4 to 12 hours to complete a transaction. It also has a referral program which provides commission on the trades done by referrals. With all its nice and hassle-free features, the operations are still limited to Nigeria 4. BITPESA — BITPESA is a currency exchange platform which is headquartered in Nairobi, Africa. It was founded in 2013 by Elizabeth Rossiello. The company also has its offices in Lagos, Luxembourg, Dakar, Madrid and London. It also boats of offices in countries such as Nigeria, Uganda, Senegal, Ghana and Congo. BITPESA uses a platform known as PESI which can be used for selling, buying and making exchanges of cryptocurrencies. 3. LOCALBITCOINS — LOCALBITCOINS is company in Finland, which came into market in 2012. The bitcoin exchange is available in every African country for buying, selling and exchanging bitcoins. It follows a somewhat different methodology by not using an exchange platform, but by enabling traders to directly interact with each other (peer-to-peer). Traders can post advertisement for their upcoming transactions 2. COINDIRECT — COINDIRECT is a cryptocurrency exchange which can be used in 131 countries to buy bitcoin with majority of the African countries in its operations including Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya. It allows buying, selling and exchange of around 35 cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin on its platform. COINDIRECT has earned a respectable name in the market for its fast and reliable service. 1. EXCOINCIAL — EXCOINCIAL Exchange is a cryptocurrency and fiat currency Exchange platform which is going to be the next big thing in the Global and African cryptocurrency market. Designed and crafted by a team of expert developers and thought leaders from all over the world, it is no doubt one of the best and secure platform to make cryptocurrency exchanges. EXCOINCIAL is trying to solve several issues in crypto currency exchange market and provide a great experience to the investors. This platform provides Multi-signature Cold Wallet and Two Factor Authentication (2FA) for assets and wallets protection. One can make a transaction sitting from any corner of the world by just registering on the platform, including all African countries. The sign up is followed by an ultra-simple KYC procedure which asks the traders to upload two documents of their choice for identity verification. This saves the investor from unnecessary pain of sharing too many details. After completion of the authentication procedure which takes a few minutes, the users are all set to trade on the same day. Moreover, there are no hidden charges in trading with EXCOINCIAL and it allows a minimal transaction charge for each trading action. Potential users can go to the link www.excoincial.com to register and basically set up their accounts in few minutes. The trading platform intends to provide multi-choice and flexibility to transact in more than eighty Fiat Currencies and Cryptocurrencies trading pairs with other host of choices and options such as margin trading in which users can trade even when they have scarcity of funds. This feature saves investors from missing on potential opportunities. Moreover, EXCOINCIAL has its own Application Programming Interface (API). This provides unique flexibility to the users as well as the developers by reducing its dependability on any third party. In addition, EXCOINCIAL provides a plethora of options for payments. EXCOINCIAL also boats of Elastic Multi Stage wallet strategy which can protect its funds in an event of unwanted cyber-attacks, scams and fraudulent activities. About the Author: Don Chancellor is the Founder of AFRICUNIA BANK and is easily reachable on Telegram via this link: https://t.me/africunia or on Medium https://medium.com/@don.chancellor
  6. What are your favorite crypto centric and/or crypto adjacent companies? I like the 0x platforms. I like steem, but feature and design wise it seems to be lagging. I'm looking at blockfi, nexus, Celsius, and cred for stable investments. I'm still trying to find an exchange I like, just using coinbase atm. Long term I'm trying to avoid KYC verification, so I want a list of companies for when I finally take the leap, until then everything is square and legal, so I'm looking for those too. Any rental/real estate companies use crypto? I haven't found a lot of developed crypto business beyond exchanges and loan investment companies. A few social media sites that barely rise above proof of concepts. What are your favorite crypto companies?
  7. Is anyone using the Binance Smart Chain (BSC)? Are you doing yield farming on Binance Smart Chain? I am currently yield farming on: 1.PancakeSwap 2.Beefy Finance At the moment it is giving me very good results. Please share your opinion on them. Are there any other decentralized exchange (DEX) based on Binance Smart Chain?
  8. What DEX exchanges are you using, and why are you using them? This are some of dex exchanges from CoinGecko website with volume, trust score and more info: https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges
  9. DOGE Greetings to all, I want to create a debate about dogecoin, many people tell me that it will have great value in the future even though it was a currency created by joke, it has remained in the market and is in the main excavations of the world.
  10. We run a small bitcoin exchange-platform where you can buy bitcoins: directbit.org Currently we give the cheapest btc price our algorithm can find, directly to the customer and only charge a fixed transfer fee of 5€ ( ~5.50$ ) per exchange. Therefore, we would like to know what you find better: A fixed or percentage fee per exchange? Fixed fees are better for great investments while, percentage fee is better for smaller btc amounts. Whats your opinion? 🤔
  11. Since a few years there have been several disappearances of important exchanges such as Mt Gox or Cryptsy. Placing high amounts of money on exchanges is usually very tempting for ambitious people or high esteem for fiat money in exchange. They are a trap because they can put any excuse at the time of taking out the money or their policy becomes very pedantic, it is like a kind of social but closed circle, certain people have lived that as a condition of putting their money against the ropes, It is better to put a small amount on exchanges that do not affect your pocket, each exchange is a world so choose a good one.
  12. He considered that we all know Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, owner of Tesla Motor and SpaceX, companies that have revolutionized the market where they are directed. Lately the successful businessman, he has made more statements related to cryptocurrencies, some of them being as important as the fact that Tesla will possibly accept payments in Bitcoin or that he in particular will never reject payments in BTC. But not only is Bitcoin important to this entrepreneur, he has recognized that long-term Doge can generate good profits, that LTC is interesting and that ETH can continue to revolutionize the crypto market. All this can be found on his Twitter profile, you can consult it without any problem. So is Elon Musk a crypto visionary or does he just want to take his share of the pie, taking advantage of the FOMO?
  13. Hello all, I think that Yobit should start a section on Coin information. My thinking is that if they are supporting the coin and trading it, they should know all about it. I would like to know: When was it born. Who was behind it. Is it deflationary or inflationary. What´s the CAP and how many are in circulation. What was the main purpose of the coin. If the wallet is in maintenance when is it expected to be fixed. Are there any Airdrops or Investment Box options on the Coin. What other exchanges carry the coin. You guys can add things you´d like to see in this new Yobit Coins Info Section. I believe it would add a great deal of confidence to investors to trade on the Yobit Exchange and that in turn would make the exchange much more valuable and prestigious. What are your thoughts?
  14. After the alleged hacker attack suffered by exchange Cryptopia, since then when we accessed the site we came across the news that it has entered into liquidation and investigation to possibly refund its lost coins to its users. But since the alleged attack was reported, we have had no concrete news, I myself have lost ETH, ETN and some satoshis, I say I lost because I received nothing from the Cryptopia team about compensation. So guys if anyone has any news can post here that will be of great use !! Hugs to all !!
  15. What do you think about Coinbase? Personally I'm a fan. So I decided to review it. To educate and to show everyone what the experiance of being a Coinbase user is like. Feedback is appreciated! Here is the Coinbase Review.
  16. Today amid the uncertainty of the market, the firms Hyad and Advanced intelligence, reported in a statement that the Bitcoin's obtained through the attacks perpetrated by the Ryuk ransomware are being indirectly laundered in Binance and Huobi. The nature of this accusation comes from the analysis of 61 addresses associated with the funds from data hijacking based on Ryuk, which used mixers with the purpose of selling funds without raising suspicions. In the same way, they use intermediaries, that is, third parties already verified by the exchange to make the process more transparent. It is estimated that the funds sold may total $ 16 million. At the moment the exchange houses have not commented on the matter, but what do you think? Will it be as easy as they paint it?
  17. Note: I was considering to create a tutorial about how I minimize the withdrawal fees when operating with BTC and my first option was posting on "Tutorials", but due this is something that is mainly useful regarding exchanges, I finally posted here. Please, mods and admins, if you consider I should move this post, let me know. Greetings, everyone. Since I had to move some funds between exchanges, I started to study the best strategy to make every move the less costly as possible. Here are the results of my research. Some considerations before starting: Exchanges are the best option to earn money active and sometimes passively. Trading provides great profit to those who knows how to make a correct interpretation of the charts, and have enough capital to invest and trade safely (this is, without compromising most of it and only assuming risks on the quantity you are willing to lose and you don't really need for living) Exchanges shouldn't be considered wallets. Most of us have our capitals in exchanges because value volatility (we want to sell when as soon as possible in case the price drops) and this is a common error. There are cases like KuCoin or BitFinex that shows greatly the impact of hackers and cyber-attacks on the exchanges. I suggest you to check some articles about this issue, for instance this cointelegraph magazine one (note it's a bit outdated, due considers KuCoin an unbeaten exchange) Once said this, here we go. As you may know, most of exchanges have features that make them unique. Some are easier (in terms of price, conditions and interface), others offer better advantages, saving and stacking benefits, discount using the exchange currency and multiple promotions, pools, launchpads, etc. Because of this, many times we will need to allocate different funds in more than one exchange and transfer part of our funds from one to another. The problem is, transferring BitCoin (among other coins like ETH) is getting expensive. The fees are fixed in most of cases and I had the problem that fees represented sometimes even a 50% of the quantity I wanted to send. In some cases, if the exchange is not in the top 25, those fees are specially high, as a way to prevent the liquidity leak. A strategy is needed, so first of all; know all the fees from the exchanges you are operating with. I recently found this list, I missed some of my exchanges, but I can tell it's real data. As for me, I operate with Binance, OKEX, Coinbase, YoBit and Crex24. The reason is because some rare coins I hodl can only be found listed in some of them. But I also want to move my crypto to wallets, farms, hodling, casinos or whatever, so the logical steps I found are: Identify the best cash-out platform. Once you get in, you should consider that before putting your crypto out the exchange environment, that exchange would be the platform to send it to anywhere. In my case, as for BTC, is Coinbase. For months, I believed it was too expensive, but then I realize that paying between 1.5 and 2 dollars (depending on the quantity, it can be bigger amount but always according to the volume you are sending) is fair enough to me. If you want to transfer between exchanges OR if the place we are going to send crypto can easily convert from one currency to another, consider some low withdrawal fee options. My personal options are: USDT - If the exchange allows the TRC-20 network, the cost is free most of times. For sending between Binance and OKEx is my option #1: there is no fee. In other Exchanges such Crex24 and YoBit, it's an option I totally discard: prices goes from $5.2 to $6. Ripple - XRP is one of the most popular ways of moving BTC capitals due the low fee of transactions. In my case, sending from Binance or Yobit to Coinbase (due Coinbase doesn't have USDT listed) is the clear solution; fees goes between 0.25 to 0.5 XRP (roughly $0.06-0.12) minimizing costs. EOS - Sometimes, EOS has even cheaper fees than Ripple. It's worth checking which is the best option. Use always trade option and pay the price (trading fees and small price differences). Don't wait too much: once your funds arrive, even if there is a gap on the price (you'll realize between exchanges prices on charts are slightly different) convert it to the destination coin. Yes, if you wait a while and coin is uptrending, you can recover a good part of the fee or even earn some money, but most of times you'll pay higher fee than expected. Try to simplify as much as possible, I had really hard times trying to find the best strategy and finally could made 3 simple steps for reducing fees. I hope it really helps, I was thinking this is maybe too basic and most of you guys have your own ways (with similar steps). If it does, don't forget to leave your feedback and any strategy you think it can be useful or worth considering; the goal is not loosing too much money. Cheers!
  18. Centralized system like banks are held accountable for their clients' funds, and to protect them, they have established laws, safety checks, procedures, etc., that, while this is ultimately for the benefit of the clients, makes some becoming apprehensive if all those excruciating procedures are worth it; hence the many people who don't have bank accounts. Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are decentralized, but still, there is a need for a convenient platform for exchanging them to each other and to other valuable commodities like fiat; hence trading platforms like cryptocurrency exchanges exist. But just because cryptocurrency exchanges do not have as much restraints as the banking system doesn't mean that they can do just about anything they want without upsetting their clients. In this article I am giving the link to, points and examples are given where exchanges should be more careful when dealing with something new, because unlike traditional financial systems (banks, stock exchanges, etc.), crypto users can just switch to another trading platform if they find their current platform making moves that might affect them in one way or the other. All in all, it all falls down to one word: trust. Here's the link to the article: https://www.coindesk.com/crypto-markets-decentralized-accountability
  19. John McAfee’s new decentralized exchange will launch today. According to MaAfee, as of now, any and all Ethereum (ETH) ERC-20 tokens can be enabled for instant trading for free. However, there will be a 0.25% fee imposed on market takers in the future. McAfee also stated that users should not be “expecting miracles at first” and encouraged them to allow time for "others to join". Cryptopotato
  20. Exchanges link is very dangerous, there are so many out there waiting for the person who will be gone through their phishing website. If you are not sure on the link that you will visit, i will suggest to visit first https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/ and search the exchange website there as it is always accurate and safe there. It is better to be safe than sorry!
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