Topic: Best BTC Trading Exchange (Read 1201 times)
best BTC trading is nothing,yes i think like that because nothing perfect exchange,all exchange have a minus,even its high level like coinbase,kraken,huobi. all of them have a minus thing,and its not about the best,but i think this is about ho many user on that exchange,and it will prove that exchange is the best for bitcoiner.
I also vote for the BTC-e. It is one of the biggest and the oldest exchanges. It has never been accused of stealing people’s money or engaging in any sort of malicious behavior by several users of the exchange, moreover, when in 2012 hackers stole 4500 btc (~$40k), the exchange has not been closed and all balances have been returned to the users accounts.
Well, I wouldn't vote for it myself. Even if they're not scammers, their support is dire if you have any problems and I'm not sending any money into a totally unknown black hole regardless of its track record.
And if you want to send fiat there you have to go through ID verification with the third party payment processor before sending anyway. Why bother? It's faster and cheaper to use all the other exchanges. If you're depositing and withdrawing coins only I'd go for Bitfinex as they don't require ID and volume is that much higher.
Their support is dire because there are only a few people, russians (as in 2011) - this is a price for anonymity. And the ID verification is required by the bank, not the exchange.
I also vote for the BTC-e. It is one of the biggest and the oldest exchanges. It has never been accused of stealing people’s money or engaging in any sort of malicious behavior by several users of the exchange, moreover, when in 2012 hackers stole 4500 btc (~$40k), the exchange has not been closed and all balances have been returned to the users accounts.
Well, I wouldn't vote for it myself. Even if they're not scammers, their support is dire if you have any problems and I'm not sending any money into a totally unknown black hole regardless of its track record.
And if you want to send fiat there you have to go through ID verification with the third party payment processor before sending anyway. Why bother? It's faster and cheaper to use all the other exchanges. If you're depositing and withdrawing coins only I'd go for Bitfinex as they don't require ID and volume is that much higher.
Do you know any exchange similar to BTC-e which operates with GBP?
I am sick and tired. I tried register on every single one of English exchange markets just to see info that I need to send them picture of myself with ID in my hand.
BTC-e is unique. There's no other major exchange with fiat markets that doesn't give a shit about ID. It did have a GBP market for a while but it would've taken so long to get money on there you might as well have done a foreign transfer anyway.
There ain't many UK exchanges because none of them have UK banking. You'd be hard pressed to find anywhere British based that won't have ID demands up the jacksy anyway. Even localbitcoins sellers all seem to want ID these days.
I also vote for the BTC-e. It is one of the biggest and the oldest exchanges. It has never been accused of stealing people’s money or engaging in any sort of malicious behavior by several users of the exchange, moreover, when in 2012 hackers stole 4500 btc (~$40k), the exchange has not been closed and all balances have been returned to the users accounts.
Do you need full ID and verification at bitstamp? Ultimately I just want to daytrade BTC vs USD. And then withdraw the BTC back to my wallet when needed. bitstamp looks to have a liquid market, but I dont want to give them my full ID, etc.
Bitstamp indeed needs full id verification. They want ultra high resolution scans of your documents. That's what I had to do in order to start trading there. It's annoying, but it is only 1 time.
even to just trade BTC/USD and only withdraw BTC? not planning on withdrawing USD
Check out BTC-e, they are very relaxed when it comes to ID.
I am sick and tired. I tried register on every single one of English exchange markets just to see info that I need to send them picture of myself with ID in my hand.
Bitcoins rate is increasing nowadays and of course trading can be very good. Trading is like buying bitcoins at a price and selling it when you think there's a price high.
The rates of bitcoins is highest now and it's time for the best bitcoin exchange, 1BTC can get you upto 340-350US$ , and upto 30,000 rs. So, it's the best time for trading and you can be in a profit
The rates of bitcoins is highest now and it's time for the best bitcoin exchange, 1BTC can get you upto 340-350US$ , and upto 30,000 rs. So, it's the best time for trading and you can be in a profit
It depends where are you from OP. If you are from Europe, then go with Kraken. Yes, they had few accessibility problems in the last few days but there is no exchange that doesn't face such problems. Kraken makes verification easy even for modest amounts and SEPA withdrawals and funding is cheap and effective.
If you are not from Europe than let us know where are you from and we will be able to give you a more precise instructions.
If you are not from Europe than let us know where are you from and we will be able to give you a more precise instructions.
also, weren't they the first exchange with proof of reserves/solvency?
Do you know any exchange similar to BTC-e which operates with GBP?
I am sick and tired. I tried register on every single one of English exchange markets just to see info that I need to send them picture of myself with ID in my hand.
BTC-e is unique. There's no other major exchange with fiat markets that doesn't give a shit about ID. It did have a GBP market for a while but it would've taken so long to get money on there you might as well have done a foreign transfer anyway.
There ain't many UK exchanges because none of them have UK banking. You'd be hard pressed to find anywhere British based that won't have ID demands up the jacksy anyway. Even localbitcoins sellers all seem to want ID these days.
Do you need full ID and verification at bitstamp? Ultimately I just want to daytrade BTC vs USD. And then withdraw the BTC back to my wallet when needed. bitstamp looks to have a liquid market, but I dont want to give them my full ID, etc.
Bitstamp indeed needs full id verification. They want ultra high resolution scans of your documents. That's what I had to do in order to start trading there. It's annoying, but it is only 1 time.
even to just trade BTC/USD and only withdraw BTC? not planning on withdrawing USD
Check out BTC-e, they are very relaxed when it comes to ID.
I am sick and tired. I tried register on every single one of English exchange markets just to see info that I need to send them picture of myself with ID in my hand.
Do you need full ID and verification at bitstamp? Ultimately I just want to daytrade BTC vs USD. And then withdraw the BTC back to my wallet when needed. bitstamp looks to have a liquid market, but I dont want to give them my full ID, etc.
Bitstamp indeed needs full id verification. They want ultra high resolution scans of your documents. That's what I had to do in order to start trading there. It's annoying, but it is only 1 time.
even to just trade BTC/USD and only withdraw BTC? not planning on withdrawing USD
Check out BTC-e, they are very relaxed when it comes to ID.
I am sick and tired. I tried register on every single one of English exchange markets just to see info that I need to send them picture of myself with ID in my hand.
even to just trade BTC/USD and only withdraw BTC? not planning on withdrawing USD
If you only deposit and withdraw coins you can also use Bitfinex without being verified. That's a big player and it has leverage too if you're feeling bold.
cool thanks!
Do you need full ID and verification at bitstamp? Ultimately I just want to daytrade BTC vs USD. And then withdraw the BTC back to my wallet when needed. bitstamp looks to have a liquid market, but I dont want to give them my full ID, etc.
Bitstamp indeed needs full id verification. They want ultra high resolution scans of your documents. That's what I had to do in order to start trading there. It's annoying, but it is only 1 time.
even to just trade BTC/USD and only withdraw BTC? not planning on withdrawing USD
Check out BTC-e, they are very relaxed when it comes to ID.
even to just trade BTC/USD and only withdraw BTC? not planning on withdrawing USD
If you only deposit and withdraw coins you can also use Bitfinex without being verified. That's a big player and it has leverage too if you're feeling bold.
Do you need full ID and verification at bitstamp? Ultimately I just want to daytrade BTC vs USD. And then withdraw the BTC back to my wallet when needed. bitstamp looks to have a liquid market, but I dont want to give them my full ID, etc.
Bitstamp indeed needs full id verification. They want ultra high resolution scans of your documents. That's what I had to do in order to start trading there. It's annoying, but it is only 1 time.
even to just trade BTC/USD and only withdraw BTC? not planning on withdrawing USD
Do you need full ID and verification at bitstamp? Ultimately I just want to daytrade BTC vs USD. And then withdraw the BTC back to my wallet when needed. bitstamp looks to have a liquid market, but I dont want to give them my full ID, etc.
Bitstamp indeed needs full id verification. They want ultra high resolution scans of your documents. That's what I had to do in order to start trading there. It's annoying, but it is only 1 time.
Do you need full ID and verification at bitstamp? Ultimately I just want to daytrade BTC vs USD. And then withdraw the BTC back to my wallet when needed. bitstamp looks to have a liquid market, but I dont want to give them my full ID, etc.
Bitstamp is very good, amongst the best you can find.
Decentralized exchanges, remember to keep your coins safe! Only problem is liquidity at the moment.
It depends where are you from OP. If you are from Europe, then go with Kraken. Yes, they had few accessibility problems in the last few days but there is no exchange that doesn't face such problems. Kraken makes verification easy even for modest amounts and SEPA withdrawals and funding is cheap and effective.
If you are not from Europe than let us know where are you from and we will be able to give you a more precise instructions.
If you are not from Europe than let us know where are you from and we will be able to give you a more precise instructions.
Sorry to clarify a little more. I just would like to trade BTC for USD/EUR etc. and then back to BTC. Basically just day trading btc. Not trying to turn btc in fiat. I am looking for a an exchange with high volumes, and a low bid/ask.
What do you guys recommend? I see Kraken looks interesting. Anything else?
You question is too vague. You need to specify what you ask for: 1. Currency of the exchange: USD, Euro, Yuan.
2. Location of the exchange.
3. Transparency, security and stability of the exchange.
4. Are you find with knowing that exchange has access to your full IDs?
The sites I recommend are:
Poloniex = big exchange, chat is not very helpful
Yobit = smalller exchange, very awesome people and helpful
Poloniex = big exchange, chat is not very helpful
Yobit = smalller exchange, very awesome people and helpful
But Kraken is the only who is having a few problems in the last few days (ddos attack they say)...
kraken is good because it has no id, there is also poloniex without id up to 2k
or you can try https://www.itbit.com/
or you can try https://www.itbit.com/
What do you guys recommend? I see Kraken looks interesting. Anything else?
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