Living in Europe i can advice kraken. I got some very good experience with them.
I also trust them with around 5k EURO on the exchange. (fiat offcourse, my bitcoins are safely in my wallet.
Topic: Bitcoin exchange in Europe? - page 2. (Read 1238 times)
You should never leave coins on an exchange anyway so it's a bit moot worrying about The Man confiscating them.
The big ones will be Kraken, that's a Euro market but it's San Francisco based so that might be a turn off for you. Bitstamp is Slovenia based but you'd have to wait for them to convert your money into dollars. There's also Bitcoin.de which is p2p but very rapid. I'm not sure what the score is for non Germans.
I wouldn't bother with btc-e myself. It's expensive and time consuming to get money on and off there.
The big ones will be Kraken, that's a Euro market but it's San Francisco based so that might be a turn off for you. Bitstamp is Slovenia based but you'd have to wait for them to convert your money into dollars. There's also Bitcoin.de which is p2p but very rapid. I'm not sure what the score is for non Germans.
I wouldn't bother with btc-e myself. It's expensive and time consuming to get money on and off there.
try then btc-e and bittrex they are in europe for sure
also have positive experience with btc-e but they have little coins on exchange
also have positive experience with btc-e but they have little coins on exchange
I've read Coinbase works with European banks, but the fact that it's based in the U.S. is very concerning to me (I assume they would have to hand over my bitcoins if Uncle Sam decided he wanted them).
Are there any reputable bitcoin exchanges that are not based in the U.S. that work with European (and specifically French) banks?
Are there any reputable bitcoin exchanges that are not based in the U.S. that work with European (and specifically French) banks?
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