I do not keep my tokens on the stock exchange, and I do not advise you. I transfer to the stock exchange only when I need to sell or buy something.
What stock exchange are you putting your coins on? That sounds like a scam for new coin deposits. 
Topic: Coins kept in exchange, are they safe? - page 6. (Read 5718 times)
Coins kept in the exchange are safe but where the problem lies is when the coins are trading listed and mooning in another exchange, it will be difficult or costly to send the coins there.
Absolutely not , keeping your coin on exchanges are the most unsafe way according to me. Exchanges are favourite for hackers. Its better to use a online wallet if we cant afford a hardware wallet but not on exchanges.
It all depends on what kind of wallets the exchange will store your coins and what kind of exchange is decentralized or centralized.
I believe that the safest place to store your scriptactive is a hardware or a cold wallet . But if you're trading, then this storage method is not convenient . Any cryptogenic vulnerable to be hacked. So I follow the rules - don't keep all your eggs in one basket - ie keep their bitcoin on multiple crypto exchanges.
There are tons of fake exchanges. Even trusted exchanges started to fool users, so you should not trust none of them. It would be better for you to find another way to keep your tokens safe.
In crypto there is a rule, when you do not own a private key you do not own cryptocurrencies. So, coins which are stored on centralized exchanges are not yours and can be easily stolen 
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do not kepping your coins on the exchange because they have a big risk. Exchange can be hacked at any time, save your coin in a wallet or hardwallet.
I feel keeping our coins in exchanges, mininize the risk of loosing our coins to wallet hackers.
Yes it is safe, as long as you set it in 2FA authentication, or apply it on the kyc too. But choose only exchange that are listed in the top 20 exchange in the market which has a high volume of bitcoin everyday like Binance, Houbi, Okex, Bitfinex, kucoin, hitbtc, Coinbene, Bittrex, and more.
I would never leave my coins on an exchange. The risk that other people can dispose of my coins is just too big for me. I also do not want to lose my coins by hacking the exchange.
I feel keeping our coins in exchanges, mininize the risk of loosing our coins to wallet hackers.
It is not safe, being in control of your asset is best, it is possible for an exchange got hacked by hackers also. 
I feel keeping our coins in exchanges, mininize the risk of loosing our coins to wallet hackers.
I agree with you because In my experience we should keep our money at our personal purse myetherwallet is safe. Even if you put a lot of money on exchanges when you crash or get hacked, it's very dangerous. So i do not think there should be two layers of protection. 
I think it's not very safe. If you do not use these coins for trading, then you must store them in a more secure place. I think the safest repository is a hardware wallet.
I do not keep my tokens on the stock exchange, and I do not advise you. I transfer to the stock exchange only when I need to sell or buy something.
you can store your coins anywhere and all the early you will be safe because if hackers want to steal your money then they will find a way how to do it. You can distribute your coins to different wallets and exchanges or store coins on a cold wallet
No they are not, there is 90% of loosing them. With the rate of increasing hack on exchanges, you shouldn't be thinking of leaving your assets on an exchange
I try to store all the coins on a purse. Because I do not trust exchanges. There were cases of breaking by swindlers, in that case you will not be able to return yourself the coins if to steal them.
No, it is not safe. You can lost your coin at any time because there are so many hacker, they will hack your exchange
There are some exchanges such as Binance which is i believe quite safe to keep your coins, but it wouldn't be a good idea to keep them for a long time, if you are not doing trading regularly. It is recommended withdraw them in your wallet.
Every coin storage method is risky. So you can split the archive to reduce the risk of hacking the wallet to the lowest possible level.
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