Topic: Invest 2k, Exchange (Read 349 times)
For long term storage and HODL, just buy bitcoin, don't buy anything else. If you do any short term trading or are relatively active and know the risks, you can try the other altcoins, but normally you'd get BTC first.
Which exchange would you recommend for low fees? How much fees should I expect? Around 200 Euros?
I know few of the exchanges that support buying through credit or debit card in Europe. Some of the exchanges are: Binance, Simplex, Coinswitch etc. But I am not sure of the fees they charge. You may visit their website and check for the fees.
Do you want to buy Bitcoin for 2k euros, which is a bit, and at the same time worry about commissions?
Use any major exchange, buy there as much as you need and then forward it to the address of your cold wallet. You can buy currency directly on major exchanges using a credit card.
Use any major exchange, buy there as much as you need and then forward it to the address of your cold wallet. You can buy currency directly on major exchanges using a credit card.
Now it’s hard to predict what will happen to the market and invest now - it can be a big mistake.
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~snipI invested on some ICO coins before way back on year 2017 and honestly I quietly impressed and gained some profits by accumulating them on early period but I actually stop investing when the market goes dump and luckily I'm save for that matters since almost all of the altcoins right now is absolutely on critical stages, I never saw any good movements nor little sign on there recovery pump and that totally annoyed me to look after another alts.
But right now would rather go to leverage trading and trade with ETH and BTC since this two big coins on crypto have frequent potential movements that can make us earn more.
thank you.
I feel that these shortcomings are really a pain but I don't think the market will behave rational and ETH might still have a chance to go up.
I feel that these shortcomings are really a pain but I don't think the market will behave rational and ETH might still have a chance to go up.
well, if I were you, then my choice of coins to buy and hodl, would be exactly the same
and regarding exchange where you could buy crypto - I would go with binance, or maybe exmo
by the way, fees should be like 1-2% in total I think
I invested on some ICO coins before way back on year 2017 and honestly I quietly impressed and gained some profits
I refuse to call sending money to an ICO "investing". It is gambling, but with much worse odds than you would get in any casino.The reason you made money on ICOs in 2017 was because bitcoin pumped. Ever single piece of trash project made gains at the end of 2017, because bitcoin pumped. You could pick any one of the 100 or so useless coins which were being shilled hard on the altcoin boards, on reddit, on twitter, on 4chan, wherever, drop $100 in to it, and make some profit in the space of a week. Go and have a look at any one of those coins now. They are all dead or dying, all down >95% from their all time high, all with no use or ongoing development, all with tiny volumes of only bag holders trading between each other.
If you treated ICOs as the pump and dumps that they are, and got out quickly, then yes, you could gamble and make some profits. If you "invested" in them for the long term, then you will have lost the majority of your capital. With every single one, you would do better over the long term by just buying BTC.
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why wouldn't you buy ETH?
why wouldn't you buy ETH?
because as a project in find ethereum to be terrible:
it is centralized, it has a lot of issues such as exploits in their smart contracts, the scaling problems, the impossibility of running a full node because of its ridiculously huge space requirement (3.22 TB as of this writing, compared to bitcoin that needs ~300 GB), the lack of immutability, and generally being a bad project. on top of that it has unlimited supply which automatically makes it a bad long term investment.
thanks for your input. what would your alternative suggestion be?
I feel that these shortcomings are really a pain but I don't think the market will behave rational and ETH might still have a chance to go up.
i personally have never "invested" in any altcoin ever for the past 5 years because i simply have not yet seen any coin that could show any kind of long term potential to me. all i see in altcoins is short term potential and the pump and dumps that take place every day. i only see that long term potential in bitcoin.
there is no just a chance for ETH to go up, it is almost guaranteed for it to go up. but it won't remain up. it will fall after the rise which makes it a bad "investment" but a good thing for short term traders.
I invested on some ICO coins before way back on year 2017 and honestly I quietly impressed and gained some profits by accumulating them on early period but I actually stop investing when the market goes dump and luckily I'm save for that matters since almost all of the altcoins right now is absolutely on critical stages, I never saw any good movements nor little sign on there recovery pump and that totally annoyed me to look after another alts.
But right now would rather go to leverage trading and trade with ETH and BTC since this two big coins on crypto have frequent potential movements that can make us earn more.
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why wouldn't you buy ETH?
why wouldn't you buy ETH?
because as a project in find ethereum to be terrible:
it is centralized, it has a lot of issues such as exploits in their smart contracts, the scaling problems, the impossibility of running a full node because of its ridiculously huge space requirement (3.22 TB as of this writing, compared to bitcoin that needs ~300 GB), the lack of immutability, and generally being a bad project. on top of that it has unlimited supply which automatically makes it a bad long term investment.
thanks for your input. what would your alternative suggestion be?
I feel that these shortcomings are really a pain but I don't think the market will behave rational and ETH might still have a chance to go up.
i personally have never "invested" in any altcoin ever for the past 5 years because i simply have not yet seen any coin that could show any kind of long term potential to me. all i see in altcoins is short term potential and the pump and dumps that take place every day. i only see that long term potential in bitcoin.
there is no just a chance for ETH to go up, it is almost guaranteed for it to go up. but it won't remain up. it will fall after the rise which makes it a bad "investment" but a good thing for short term traders.
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why wouldn't you buy ETH?
why wouldn't you buy ETH?
because as a project in find ethereum to be terrible:
it is centralized, it has a lot of issues such as exploits in their smart contracts, the scaling problems, the impossibility of running a full node because of its ridiculously huge space requirement (3.22 TB as of this writing, compared to bitcoin that needs ~300 GB), the lack of immutability, and generally being a bad project. on top of that it has unlimited supply which automatically makes it a bad long term investment.
thanks for your input. what would your alternative suggestion be?
I feel that these shortcomings are really a pain but I don't think the market will behave rational and ETH might still have a chance to go up.
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why wouldn't you buy ETH?
why wouldn't you buy ETH?
because as a project in find ethereum to be terrible:
it is centralized, it has a lot of issues such as exploits in their smart contracts, the scaling problems, the impossibility of running a full node because of its ridiculously huge space requirement (3.22 TB as of this writing, compared to bitcoin that needs ~300 GB), the lack of immutability, and generally being a bad project. on top of that it has unlimited supply which automatically makes it a bad long term investment.
thank you all.
yeah I miscalculated the fees. they will be around 20 euros for 2k which is totally fine with me. KYC is also no problem as I am already registered on binance. I was wondering about buying the cryptos OTC to save more money but I don't think it will be so much difference because I will hold the coins for several years.
I am from Munich and there are tons of traders for OTC here... so how much money could I save when doing this OTC? is it really worth?
@dkbit98: KYC is no problem for me. Would there be so much saving in comparison to binance?
yeah I miscalculated the fees. they will be around 20 euros for 2k which is totally fine with me. KYC is also no problem as I am already registered on binance. I was wondering about buying the cryptos OTC to save more money but I don't think it will be so much difference because I will hold the coins for several years.
I am from Munich and there are tons of traders for OTC here... so how much money could I save when doing this OTC? is it really worth?
@dkbit98: KYC is no problem for me. Would there be so much saving in comparison to binance?
https://www.bitcoin.de is your place to go.
I believe OTC will get you worse rates than at an exchange.
any particular reason why bitcoin.de instead of binance? the fees are as well 1% (expect for FIDOR bank 0,8%)..
Binance is a new exchange with some really shady practices, I tend to stay away from those type of exchanges.
Bitcoin.de is legit as they come.
Hi,
I'm planning to buy BTC and ETH for 2k Euro in total. I want to buy it, put in on the ledger, and then put it into a bank vault.
Which exchange would you recommend for low fees? How much fees should I expect? Around 200 Euros?
I was thinking about meeting with people and trading OTC but as there are so many scammers I'm not sure whether I should do it.
Hope you can help!
I'm planning to buy BTC and ETH for 2k Euro in total. I want to buy it, put in on the ledger, and then put it into a bank vault.
Which exchange would you recommend for low fees? How much fees should I expect? Around 200 Euros?
I was thinking about meeting with people and trading OTC but as there are so many scammers I'm not sure whether I should do it.
Hope you can help!
Over the counter is much easier if you are going to deal with people you know personally. if you have a local exchange like what we have here things will be much easier, but if you don't have one then you can settle for a more reputable exchange like Coinbase Binaance and Kucoin, don't mind it's not really that big, what matter is your experience, I hope it goes smooth.
Are you sure about Coinbase? Have a little bad expirience with them
Or i can try them again?
I'm planning to buy BTC and ETH for 2k Euro in total. I want to buy it, put in on the ledger, and then put it into a bank vault.
Which exchange would you recommend for low fees? How much fees should I expect? Around 200 Euros?
I was thinking about meeting with people and trading OTC but as there are so many scammers I'm not sure whether I should do it.
Hope you can help!
Maybe 20 euro in total even less including exchange fee and transaction fees.Which exchange would you recommend for low fees? How much fees should I expect? Around 200 Euros?
I was thinking about meeting with people and trading OTC but as there are so many scammers I'm not sure whether I should do it.
Hope you can help!
Do you really trust banks with your ledger? Safety #1-st, so thing about that again.
Why you chosen BTC and ETH? Its like apple and oranges, almost nothing in common and BTC is store of value while ETH is experiment without store of value concept.
you said you wanted to buy bitcoin and ether (an altcoin which i would never buy) with fiat not with bitcoin or stable altcoins. Binance is an altcoin exchange that doesn't have any fiat market as far as i know. all they have is altcoins versus bitcoin and altcoins versus some stable coins like tether.
You obviously didn't read my post (number 4), and if you read it then you found out that Binance has the option to buy crypto with fiat (EUR/GBP). I think this is the simplest solution for anyone in EU, especially because the fees are very low, and the KYC process is fairly quick and easy when compared to the competition (Bitstamp).
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any particular reason why bitcoin.de instead of binance? the fees are as well 1% (expect for FIDOR bank 0,8%)..
any particular reason why bitcoin.de instead of binance? the fees are as well 1% (expect for FIDOR bank 0,8%)..
you said you wanted to buy bitcoin and ether (an altcoin which i would never buy) with fiat not with bitcoin or stable altcoins. Binance is an altcoin exchange that doesn't have any fiat market as far as i know. all they have is altcoins versus bitcoin and altcoins versus some stable coins like tether.
https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/binance/ pay attention to that T at the end of USDT.
thx.
why wouldn't you buy ETH?
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any particular reason why bitcoin.de instead of binance? the fees are as well 1% (expect for FIDOR bank 0,8%)..
any particular reason why bitcoin.de instead of binance? the fees are as well 1% (expect for FIDOR bank 0,8%)..
you said you wanted to buy bitcoin and ether (an altcoin which i would never buy) with fiat not with bitcoin or stable altcoins. Binance is an altcoin exchange that doesn't have any fiat market as far as i know. all they have is altcoins versus bitcoin and altcoins versus some stable coins like tether.
https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/binance/ pay attention to that T at the end of USDT.
edit: i missed @Lucius post above about their .je platform. it is weird how they keep creating so many new platforms!
The amount you could save going OTC is only going to be a euro or two, at most. If you are already set up on Binance.je, I would just use them.
Theoretically, he could save up to several percent if he made an ad on localbitcoins, but his ad would probably get little exposure or interest with a new account and no feedback/volume.
@k771 I would not recommend you you to store your funds in an exchange
He specifically said he would be storing them on a hardware wallet, not on an exchange.Instead I would suggest you to buy from here, and store your coins using Electrum wallet as it’s very simple to use and it’s secured too.
He specifically said he would be storing them on a hardware wallet inside a bank vault, which is significantly more secure than a software wallet.I realize you are posting to hit your signature quota, but could you at least read the posts you are replying to before spouting out nonsense?
I am a big advocate for doing as little KYC as possible, and sending your documents to as few places as possible. If you have already undertaken KYC on Binance, and therefore have a fiat on-ramp via binance.je, then I would advocate using that rather sending your documents to another exchange.
Binance.je have trading fees of only 0.1%, and a withdrawal fee of 0.0005 BTC (< €4). Your entire transaction will cost less than €6 in fees if you use Binance Jersey. The amount you could save going OTC is only going to be a euro or two, at most. If you are already set up on Binance.je, I would just use them.
thank you all.
yeah I miscalculated the fees. they will be around 20 euros for 2k which is totally fine with me. KYC is also no problem as I am already registered on binance. I was wondering about buying the cryptos OTC to save more money but I don't think it will be so much difference because I will hold the coins for several years.
I am from Munich and there are tons of traders for OTC here... so how much money could I save when doing this OTC? is it really worth?
@dkbit98: KYC is no problem for me. Would there be so much saving in comparison to binance?
yeah I miscalculated the fees. they will be around 20 euros for 2k which is totally fine with me. KYC is also no problem as I am already registered on binance. I was wondering about buying the cryptos OTC to save more money but I don't think it will be so much difference because I will hold the coins for several years.
I am from Munich and there are tons of traders for OTC here... so how much money could I save when doing this OTC? is it really worth?
@dkbit98: KYC is no problem for me. Would there be so much saving in comparison to binance?
https://www.bitcoin.de is your place to go.
I believe OTC will get you worse rates than at an exchange.
any particular reason why bitcoin.de instead of binance? the fees are as well 1% (expect for FIDOR bank 0,8%)..
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