i really like huobi,binance kucoin,i see your exchange very friendly,especialy binance with low fee
You need to decide which of the exchangers supports your coin. Someone puts a priority on the number of coins available on the exchange. Some look at the terms of the transaction. There are a lot of options and there are no universal ones. Everyone is looking for suitable and most profitable for themselves.
Topic: How to choose the right exchange? (Read 879 times)
First choose your purpose for entering in crypto word. If it is trading purpose , choose one which has less trading fee and maximum numbers of coins. And if it is holding purpose ,choose most reliable site so that it has less vulnerable to malware and hackers.But don't put all your holding at single place rather distribute it on various sites so that risk can be minimize. I have used Zebpay,bitfinnix,cryptopia,binnance.
Choose exchange which hash high volume transaction good reputation and has high security measures.
The following criteria, which are to pay attention to when choosing a crypto-exchange:
The size of the commission-fee
Ways of depoiting the account.
Verification
Liquidity
how long is it working
...and much more on your taste
The size of the commission-fee
Ways of depoiting the account.
Verification
Liquidity
how long is it working
...and much more on your taste
For me, the most important thing in choosing an exchange is a large number of coins. I think it is better to buy coins while they are cheap on small exchanges.
This is the right question for a beginner crypto millionaire). Choose the exchange with the maximum capitalization. This is the most important indicator.
Depending on what currency you are going to trade. Not all exchanges have this or that coin. For example, I used the exchange as -
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Home
https://exmo.com/
https://www.binance.com
I had no problems with them And a couple of times there were delays.And in General everything is fine. You can also read the reviews and on this basis to conclude which exchange to work with.
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Home
https://exmo.com/
https://www.binance.com
I had no problems with them And a couple of times there were delays.And in General everything is fine. You can also read the reviews and on this basis to conclude which exchange to work with.
Agreed on Cryptopia, so far the best exchange to date. No problems, fast payments, I can highly recommend it. One of the biggest advantages is the variety of tokens, its almost certain that you will find the one you need there.
What exchange do you buy/sell your cryptos? What is the best? How have you chosen the one you use?
I choose an exchange with many numbers of coins listed in history and have a good feedback to the traders. Coinexchange and bittrex are a good exchanger.
Depending on what currency you are going to trade. Not all exchanges have this or that coin. For example, I used the exchange as -
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Home
https://exmo.com/
https://www.binance.com
I had no problems with them And a couple of times there were delays.And in General everything is fine. You can also read the reviews and on this basis to conclude which exchange to work with.
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Home
https://exmo.com/
https://www.binance.com
I had no problems with them And a couple of times there were delays.And in General everything is fine. You can also read the reviews and on this basis to conclude which exchange to work with.
There are some altcoins that are only listed on small exchanges, and these small exchanges have various problems, either that the withdrawals are very slow, or that the fees are particularly high, but you have to use these exchanges in order to sell your own altcoins.
There are many exchanges that are provided with great features, it depends on your requirement. I use bitter and poloniex as my main, pretty awesome.
personally trade on Binance and Poloniex. Their fees are not th lowest, but im much more confident about my crypto.
Even if somthing bad happens i might get refund, as it happened to BitStamp few days ago
Even if somthing bad happens i might get refund, as it happened to BitStamp few days ago
Any exchange is good, just try not to keep your coins there in case something happens, even the biggest exchanges could get hacked. Check the fees before sending any money though, they vary a lot and don't work for everyone. You'll certainly end up having accounts on many.
Look for good exchange rates
High volumne and make sure they have the coin you want. You want to have your account verified from the begining so your transactions flow snd theres no time restraint
High volumne and make sure they have the coin you want. You want to have your account verified from the begining so your transactions flow snd theres no time restraint
Despite the exchange being based in your home country or not, the exchange may accept multiple currencies.
Orher exchange other price, so you must smart to calculate profit from some exchange, You also must know some exchange fee is have a difference not same.
I believe Binance and coinbase and some other famous exchanges are stable and trustworthy. A right exchange for you might be you think 1) the more verification / detail of KYC required; or 2) the more coins choice for you ; or 3) the most user-friendly display for you ; 4) low transaction fee . Be note that, not every exchange do have the same token, not every ICO can be successfully listed on every exchange, so if you are going to vote for any particular coin, check if the coin is being listed on which exchange platform first.
Depending on the needs, country, trading volume, security and many other factors the user can choose an exchange that’ll suit his requirements.
Having gone through quite a few exchanges, I must say that Binance is hands down the best.
They've got a good desktop app, decent list of altcoins, and most importantly, a well documented and (relatively) well written API. Their trading speed is the fastest in my experience.
They've got a good desktop app, decent list of altcoins, and most importantly, a well documented and (relatively) well written API. Their trading speed is the fastest in my experience.
It really depends on what you wanna do. There are many sites that compare exchanges, like his one here:
Most notably are the different fees and the additional features.
Most notably are the different fees and the additional features.
We have the biggest selection of cryptocurrency exchanges in the world though, more than 250, right here: https://www.cryptowisser.com/exchanges/
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