Topic: Brokers accepting bitcoin (Read 169 times)
Why don't you get yourself a binance account and start trading. You don't really need anybody else's help when you are trading crypto. If you don't understand the risks completely, maybe you should do more research till you understand what you are dealing with before you start your crypto journey.
As for me, now many brokers actually use bitcoin as an option to fund their account, and this is quite normal for work.
Deriv have such payment platform with cryptocurrency. I have not used it but I have seen alot of people talking about it and also reading about it. They are more focused on crypto currency and 24 hours trading like other exchange. They operating on meta5 an updated version of meta4.
Turnkeyforex can be an option if you want to trade.
For personal reasons I want to use bitcoin to open a trading account of investment manager, where can I find one that accepts bitcoin
You are one of the reasons why bitcoin was created to stop such people. You do not open an account for a manager, you do not open an account for anyone else, you do not make a dime out of buying someone bitcoins or anything like that.People buy their own coins and put them in a non-custodial wallet and keep it there so that they would not have to answer to anyone. The fact that they would need you to reach to their accounts on a daily basis is the proof enough that you are doing something wrong OP. Just let it be and let those people buy it themselves, that would be a lot better and it would totally be deservedly so as well because that is why bitcoin was created.
Octafx , Kot and deriv fund with bitcoin and fiat currency but KOT is the most reliable broker when. It comes to crypto currency and forex market. I don't really know what your best trading pairs are but for me I would prefer you trade using exchanges so you get the best out of Crypto volatility except you love attaching metals and fiat currency to your trading pairs then brokers would perfectly match your taste
Last time I remember eToro doesn't really hold crypto for you. But it seems like they changed. Read their tos before you use them, doesn't really look like the best alternative for me though, especially because their wd is limited to their self-published wallet. I'd use other platforms if possible.
You can withdraw your bitcoin/crypto on eToro(though the process looks tedious), and while it seems like you can also deposit bitcoin, you need to have a wire transfer deposit first, and it seems like the crypto deposit process is pretty strict. I wouldn't be surprised if they required lots of information like source of funds and such.
Last time I remember eToro doesn't really hold crypto for you. But it seems like they changed. Read their tos before you use them, doesn't really look like the best alternative for me though, especially because their wd is limited to their self-published wallet. I'd use other platforms if possible.
For personal reasons I want to use bitcoin to open a trading account of investment manager, where can I find one that accepts bitcoin
I think you need to specify your question dude, where do you like to trade your Bitcoin? is it for the stock market or Cryptocurrency?
Because, if I may, it is better to use your bitcoin in cryptocurrency rather in stocks market, believe me on this but bear in your mind that as a trader here in this field of business you should know how to understand the chart or graph so that you will know when to sell or buy.
If you're referring to stock brockers, as far as I know you're unlikely to find a regulated and reputable platform that accepts bitcoin. As for a cryptocurrency "broker", then there's literally a lot of available platforms depending on what country you're in.
I think you should be able to use eToro.
You can deposit different crypto currencies and sell them on their platform to buy/trade/leverage stocks, ressources(like gold, oil etc.)
Their app/wallet is avaiable in Poland (https://www.etoro.com/customer-service/help/1306618452/where-is-the-etoro-money-app-available/)
You can deposit different crypto currencies and sell them on their platform to buy/trade/leverage stocks, ressources(like gold, oil etc.)
Their app/wallet is avaiable in Poland (https://www.etoro.com/customer-service/help/1306618452/where-is-the-etoro-money-app-available/)
Isn't trading the same as "investment"
I mean, they both involve buying and selling, right?
They both involve buying and selling but it isn't correct to call them similar with each other. While I know that their main purpose is to make money, it is worth noting that they have a different set of timeline before the money comes into fruition. Trading refers to making profit on a short period of time while investing, in contrary, is making money by holding it for months or even years I mean, they both involve buying and selling, right?
I don't know other companies that offers such service but from what I have understood, OP is looking for an entity that manages a pooled funds of clients by trading it on a different cryptocurrency which I think is similar to how mutual funds works or maybe DeFi?
For personal reasons I want to use bitcoin to open a trading account of investment manager, where can I find one that accepts bitcoin
I'd say you should check out eToro. While I haven't personally used them before, I do know for a fact that they offer a brokerage service alomg with support for Bitcoin, Ethereum and a host of other tokens. You can give them a try and see how it goes. However, I always recommend using native crypto exchanges for anything crypto. Also, always try to have some separation of concerns too
If i may understand you, You wanna use bitcoin to start trading or you just wanna buy bitcoin and hold as an investment?
Well, you can use FTX exchange for both.
Isn't trading the same as "investment"Well, you can use FTX exchange for both.
I mean, they both involve buying and selling, right?
OP your query is not clear and direct. Are you looking for brokers like the traditional forex and stockbrokers, or you are looking at cryptocurrency exchanges?
There is some difference between the two in terms of functionality and being regulated by financial bodies.
If i may understand you, You wanna use bitcoin to start trading or you just wanna buy bitcoin and hold as an investment?
Well, you can use FTX exchange for both.
Well, you can use FTX exchange for both.
What country are you in? There's a lot of recommendations around and you could probably have a look at reviews to see which is best for you.
I'd recommend coinbase.com at the moment (I think they serve the most countries) but there are other sites you can use that might be better depending on how you want to fund or withdraw from the exchange.
I'd recommend coinbase.com at the moment (I think they serve the most countries) but there are other sites you can use that might be better depending on how you want to fund or withdraw from the exchange.
I'm in Poland and could not verify with coinbase
What country are you in? There's a lot of recommendations around and you could probably have a look at reviews to see which is best for you.
I'd recommend coinbase.com at the moment (I think they serve the most countries) but there are other sites you can use that might be better depending on how you want to fund or withdraw from the exchange.
I'd recommend coinbase.com at the moment (I think they serve the most countries) but there are other sites you can use that might be better depending on how you want to fund or withdraw from the exchange.
For personal reasons I want to use bitcoin to open a trading account of investment manager, where can I find one that accepts bitcoin
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