I normally send a small amount and then the full one to the same address's (of the address they give you changes then you could do 2 small transactions instead before a large one).
If it's a trusted exchange then it just mitigates a few errors that could be problematic with your machine eg a clipboard virus or something. To protect against other attacks you could also check the first 5, last 5 and 5 in the middle characters for the address you're sending to. Also I'd check the permissions the website has (near the padlock icon on most browsers) as it may be possible to see if an add on/script is running that could be malicious.
Topic: Best Practices for sending to exchange - page 2. (Read 225 times)
Hi,
Are there any best practices for sending btc to an exchange? For example if I wanted to send a large (to me) amount should I send in multiple transactions or all at once? I'm technically competent but paranoid about sending especially from legacy addresses.
Thanks
Are there any best practices for sending btc to an exchange? For example if I wanted to send a large (to me) amount should I send in multiple transactions or all at once? I'm technically competent but paranoid about sending especially from legacy addresses.
Thanks
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