Topic: [ANN] Bittrex - Next generation exchange (btc/ltc/eac/ppc/rdd/ftc/and more) - page 8. (Read 168071 times)
December 19, 2019, 10:19:20 PM
I received an email from Bittrex and finally they launched an app for trading, but for now it works for iOs or Apple. I hope they can come up with the app for android users as I think there are more android users out there compared to Apple. I have'nt downloaded it yet on my iPad but as soon I have, I will post my initial feedback on the trades I made using the app.
December 10, 2019, 04:43:20 PM
After years of slumber, Bittrex seems to be waking up:
https://twitter.com/BittrexUS/status/1204464939269861379
Stiff competition is probably one of the reasons they are trying to be very active or else they go down the drain. I also remember they recently announced that Bittrexx International would stop operating in dozens of countries due to the "uncertain regulations" there... so they have to maximize else where. https://twitter.com/BittrexUS/status/1204464939269861379
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New Listing Update: The EOS wallet is open and trading has begun on http://bittrex.com . Markets: BTC, ETH, USD, and USDT For more information visit: https://medium.com/bittrex/new-bittrex-listing-eos-50ba2ff455f5
December 02, 2019, 10:59:27 AM
Oh it seems to me that you consider it low standards when people know what they Accept in the TOS before they use a service. 
I haven't used Bittrex since they started asking for KYC. Before that, they didn't have these 0.25 BTC extortion schemes going on.
Which in your opinion are the best exchanges for crypto-to-crypto (non-fiat) trading that do not require KYC?
https://freebitcoins.com/xchange/
November 12, 2019, 09:39:08 AM
Oh it seems to me that you consider it low standards when people know what they Accept in the TOS before they use a service.
I haven't used Bittrex since they started asking for KYC. Before that, they didn't have these 0.25 BTC extortion schemes going on.
Which in your opinion are the best exchanges for crypto-to-crypto (non-fiat) trading that do not require KYC?
Binance for Sure. if you wanna get your account frozen with no reason stay in bittrex
lol
November 08, 2019, 07:33:46 AM
Which would you recommend for fiat trading?
That depends on what's available at your jurisdiction, it's hard to recommend anything as almost every exchange suffers from various problems, it's more about picking your poison if you really must deal with fiat.
Absolutely love that poison/fiat analogyAnd yes, nearly all exchanges suffer from problems one way or another so it is all about selecting one and taking the plunge, so to speak.
November 07, 2019, 10:02:34 PM
Which would you recommend for fiat trading?
That depends on what's available at your jurisdiction, it's hard to recommend anything as almost every exchange suffers from various problems, it's more about picking your poison if you really must deal with fiat.
November 07, 2019, 05:43:59 PM
I think Binance is mostly fine, at least for now (as long as you're not connecting from one of the restricted countries). Bisq isn't bad either but it's a different thing so it's very limited when it comes to volume and available trading pairs.
Thank you for the tips. I guess it has to remain Binance for non-fiat trading.
The reputation of Bittrex has been battered by several users posting here because of some past irregularities it had including accusation of selective scamming and inflating data and sending to CMC.
Which would you recommend for fiat trading?
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Ever since Bittrex has started locking accounts without notifying their users (including me), that's the start of their business to collapse. Users started to switch to another exchange and we cant blame them. The least thing that they (Bittrex) can do when they make changes is notify its users and they failed to do that. Maybe they notified some or those with higher funds in their account but still its not an excuse.
November 07, 2019, 01:08:01 PM
Which in your opinion are the best exchanges for crypto-to-crypto (non-fiat) trading that do not require KYC?
I think Binance is mostly fine, at least for now (as long as you're not connecting from one of the restricted countries). Bisq isn't bad either but it's a different thing so it's very limited when it comes to volume and available trading pairs.
Thank you for the tips. I guess it has to remain Binance for non-fiat trading.
The reputation of Bittrex has been battered by several users posting here because of some past irregularities it had including accusation of selective scamming and inflating data and sending to CMC.
Which would you recommend for fiat trading?
November 07, 2019, 12:03:36 PM
Which in your opinion are the best exchanges for crypto-to-crypto (non-fiat) trading that do not require KYC?
I think Binance is mostly fine, at least for now (as long as you're not connecting from one of the restricted countries). Bisq isn't bad either but it's a different thing so it's very limited when it comes to volume and available trading pairs.
The following thread of mine should be able to help y'all a bit:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/crypto-exchanges-comparison-trade-fee-listing-fee-age-mobile-app-more-5079048
Have a look at the KYC column of the comparison.
November 07, 2019, 10:21:35 AM
Which in your opinion are the best exchanges for crypto-to-crypto (non-fiat) trading that do not require KYC?
I think Binance is mostly fine, at least for now (as long as you're not connecting from one of the restricted countries). Bisq isn't bad either but it's a different thing so it's very limited when it comes to volume and available trading pairs.
November 07, 2019, 05:59:45 AM
Oh it seems to me that you consider it low standards when people know what they Accept in the TOS before they use a service.
I haven't used Bittrex since they started asking for KYC. Before that, they didn't have these 0.25 BTC extortion schemes going on.
Which in your opinion are the best exchanges for crypto-to-crypto (non-fiat) trading that do not require KYC?
November 07, 2019, 01:27:40 AM
Bittrex recently delisted GLC and now users are contacting us unable to withdraw their coins unless they pay a .25 BTC coin recovery fee. 
I guess since their volume has fallen to nearly zero, they have to find some way to pay the bills.
Actually, it was on their Recovery Policy (updated since 2017), not new : https://bittrex.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000961172I guess since their volume has fallen to nearly zero, they have to find some way to pay the bills.
Aside from Bittrex's notification about the token being delisted, have you informed people via your newsletter or social media accounts about it? If yes, then you and Bittrex did your part. Also, if the users put their coin/token on exchange, they should know the risks.
I doubt users read the fine print. And yes, we did inform users.
But the reality is the policy is designed like this to make it cost prohibitive for users to retrieve their coins.
November 06, 2019, 11:29:41 PM
Oh it seems to me that you consider it low standards when people know what they Accept in the TOS before they use a service.
I haven't used Bittrex since they started asking for KYC. Before that, they didn't have these 0.25 BTC extortion schemes going on.
November 06, 2019, 11:21:08 PM
Just because no one should be using an exchange as a vault, doesn't mean an exchange has the right to steal from its users.
Requesting a recovery and paying the fee is not compulsory. As I've said above other exchanges doesn't even have that recovery thing.You must have very low standards of cryptocurrency exchanges if you think that is okay
Oh it seems to me that you consider it low standards when people know what they Accept in the TOS before they use a service. November 06, 2019, 08:58:24 PM
Just because no one should be using an exchange as a vault, doesn't mean an exchange has the right to steal from its users. You must have very low standards of cryptocurrency exchanges if you think that is okay, that might be acceptable for a shit-tier exchange such as Yobit, but not for legit established businesses. Or it shouldn't be acceptable, perhaps this is what an average user expects
November 06, 2019, 08:28:41 PM
Only 30 days is way too low, people go on vacations lasting longer than that. It's a clear money grab IMO.
Exchanges' usually give a month to withdraw delisted asset, no? You have a point about long vacations, but I don't think it's Bittrex's problem (or any exchange in general). We shouldn't store our crypto on exchanges, it was repeatedly mentioned here and there because it's risky, anything can happen. Not taking any side, just my honest opinion.
Other exchange like Poloniex don't do a recovery after the withdrawal deadline of a coin/token. If a user think it's unreasonable that Bittrex ask a recovery fee (or because of the amount), then just consider that they don't do a recovery and take it as a lesson.
November 06, 2019, 02:15:05 PM
Actually, it was on their Recovery Policy (updated since 2017), not new : https://bittrex.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000961172
Aside from Bittrex's notification about the token being delisted, have you informed people via your newsletter or social media accounts about it? If yes, then you and Bittrex did your part. Also, if the users put their coin/token on exchange, they should know the risks.
Aside from Bittrex's notification about the token being delisted, have you informed people via your newsletter or social media accounts about it? If yes, then you and Bittrex did your part. Also, if the users put their coin/token on exchange, they should know the risks.
Only 30 days is way too low, people go on vacations lasting longer than that. It's a clear money grab IMO.
November 06, 2019, 01:45:55 PM
Bittrex recently delisted GLC and now users are contacting us unable to withdraw their coins unless they pay a .25 BTC coin recovery fee.
I guess since their volume has fallen to nearly zero, they have to find some way to pay the bills.
I guess since their volume has fallen to nearly zero, they have to find some way to pay the bills.
GLC was a gold mine back in 2013
Thanks for that
November 05, 2019, 08:59:58 PM
Bittrex recently delisted GLC and now users are contacting us unable to withdraw their coins unless they pay a .25 BTC coin recovery fee.
I guess since their volume has fallen to nearly zero, they have to find some way to pay the bills.
Actually, it was on their Recovery Policy (updated since 2017), not new : https://bittrex.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000961172I guess since their volume has fallen to nearly zero, they have to find some way to pay the bills.
Aside from Bittrex's notification about the token being delisted, have you informed people via your newsletter or social media accounts about it? If yes, then you and Bittrex did your part. Also, if the users put their coin/token on exchange, they should know the risks.
November 05, 2019, 08:33:02 PM
Bittrex recently delisted GLC and now users are contacting us unable to withdraw their coins unless they pay a .25 BTC coin recovery fee.
I guess since their volume has fallen to nearly zero, they have to find some way to pay the bills.
I guess since their volume has fallen to nearly zero, they have to find some way to pay the bills.
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