Sorry for asking that many questions, but why do you count BTC depositing to my Euro depositing?
I don't think that's a good idea... I guess u use the market price of the bitcoins in time when they arrive on my account? Or does it change constantly?
However that can cause many problems. The bitcoin price goes higher and higher and therefore my limit of depositing bitcoins goes lower, that's not okay. For tier 2 it should be 2.000€ and 3 Bitcoins a day. Not 2000€ or 3 Bitcoins. (of course other numbers would be possible).
So why u decided to make it that way?
One example:
What if it says I can deposit 1500€ this day. Let's say the price of one bitcoin is 490€ and I send 3 bitcoins to my account. Then suddenly the price goes up to 550€/BTC , before my transfer reaches my account. Then I am over my limit. That's a problem.
Unfortunately, these limits are not based on what's convenient for customers, but on what's required for our legal compliance measures. The limits will continue to be cumulative across all currencies (hence the "or").
Important: The limits are stated in USD. Whenever you make a deposit, you should check the deposit page for the currency you are depositing to see what your USD equivalent limit is. Go to Funding > Deposit > (Currency) and look at the "Maximum deposit" number. It's *not* a good idea to enter the exact number you see there. Instead, you should enter something at least 5-10% less to safely account for changes in exchange rate while your deposit is in transit. We have no way of knowing when you look at this deposit page, so we have no way of knowing what the rate was when you looked.
These limits are really not intended to be used in such a way that you are coming "barely under the wire" on a regular basis - if you find you are doing that, then you should verify to the next higher tier.