every crypto exchange are all the same, they are al expensive,, i think coinbase better than any other crypto exchange
Topic: Is Changelly or Shapeshift the cheapest exchanger? (Read 1656 times)
I don't use any of this. I use Poloniex for trading and bestchange for fiat-crypto-fiat operations.
Cheapest is trading yourself on a good exchange. First you have to sell to get BTC or ETH or USD and then
buy the needed coin so paying fees twice for 2 transactions. Changelly and Shapeshift probably do the same
for you behind the scenes and add their own fee on top on exchange trading fees. Changelly may be cheaper
than Shapeshift by a small amount.
buy the needed coin so paying fees twice for 2 transactions. Changelly and Shapeshift probably do the same
for you behind the scenes and add their own fee on top on exchange trading fees. Changelly may be cheaper
than Shapeshift by a small amount.
Which one of these two are the cheapest in general?
I know their fee structure is a bit different. One have the fees go to miners and the other one has the fees go to the owner of the site or something.
But in general.. Which of these two sites have the lowest fees when exchanging coins? Is it correct that Changelly takes about 0,5%, which is about a half a percent of the whole amount exchanged?
Shapeshift isn't cheap, but they also no longer work for US residentsI know their fee structure is a bit different. One have the fees go to miners and the other one has the fees go to the owner of the site or something.
But in general.. Which of these two sites have the lowest fees when exchanging coins? Is it correct that Changelly takes about 0,5%, which is about a half a percent of the whole amount exchanged?
apparently. Look on their website and there's a big diatribe about the US
government wanting to invade your privacy, etc. Too bad, too, because they
were pretty useful. Don't know if changelly has the same issues, but I may
have to give them a try. Don't know what their fee is.
Wow, did Shapeshift really stop service for US residents? I opened it on my phone the other day and it seemed to be fine (asked for deposit/withdraw addresses), but I wasn't actually using it. I use a non-US IP address through VPN for any transactions, so I imagine this is easy to get around if so. All in all, I'm disappointed with the lack of coins supported on Shapeshift. I'd really like to see them support a wider array of currencies/tokens, but it seems like they mostly just remove them these days....
I just tried changelly and it worked great. I'll be using them from now on,
or at least until they block US residents too. The government needs to
keep their hands out of our pockets. I'm getting so sick of it.
Which one of these two are the cheapest in general?
I know their fee structure is a bit different. One have the fees go to miners and the other one has the fees go to the owner of the site or something.
But in general.. Which of these two sites have the lowest fees when exchanging coins? Is it correct that Changelly takes about 0,5%, which is about a half a percent of the whole amount exchanged?
Shapeshift isn't cheap, but they also no longer work for US residentsI know their fee structure is a bit different. One have the fees go to miners and the other one has the fees go to the owner of the site or something.
But in general.. Which of these two sites have the lowest fees when exchanging coins? Is it correct that Changelly takes about 0,5%, which is about a half a percent of the whole amount exchanged?
apparently. Look on their website and there's a big diatribe about the US
government wanting to invade your privacy, etc. Too bad, too, because they
were pretty useful. Don't know if changelly has the same issues, but I may
have to give them a try. Don't know what their fee is.
Wow, did Shapeshift really stop service for US residents? I opened it on my phone the other day and it seemed to be fine (asked for deposit/withdraw addresses), but I wasn't actually using it. I use a non-US IP address through VPN for any transactions, so I imagine this is easy to get around if so. All in all, I'm disappointed with the lack of coins supported on Shapeshift. I'd really like to see them support a wider array of currencies/tokens, but it seems like they mostly just remove them these days....
Which one of these two are the cheapest in general?
I know their fee structure is a bit different. One have the fees go to miners and the other one has the fees go to the owner of the site or something.
But in general.. Which of these two sites have the lowest fees when exchanging coins? Is it correct that Changelly takes about 0,5%, which is about a half a percent of the whole amount exchanged?
Shapeshift isn't cheap, but they also no longer work for US residentsI know their fee structure is a bit different. One have the fees go to miners and the other one has the fees go to the owner of the site or something.
But in general.. Which of these two sites have the lowest fees when exchanging coins? Is it correct that Changelly takes about 0,5%, which is about a half a percent of the whole amount exchanged?
apparently. Look on their website and there's a big diatribe about the US
government wanting to invade your privacy, etc. Too bad, too, because they
were pretty useful. Don't know if changelly has the same issues, but I may
have to give them a try. Don't know what their fee is.
Changelly?Cheap?Seriously?
Just opened it and the USD-USDT exchange rate is 1:0.7 - That is not cheap at all.
Try Changer.com.
Just opened it and the USD-USDT exchange rate is 1:0.7 - That is not cheap at all.
Try Changer.com.
I haven't used them much (I usually do my things in exchanges), but I checked them a few times, and changelly usually offers better prices.
Of course you better perform 2 separate small trades thoroughly with both of them, see which one pays better at the end and choose precisely.
Of course you better perform 2 separate small trades thoroughly with both of them, see which one pays better at the end and choose precisely.
Poloniex would be the cheapest exchanger if I were to choose. But between the two I think shapeshift is much cheaper but it charges miners fee though. So it's still kinda the same.
Changelly and Shapeshift are good if you want to exchange coins but no good for trading
Both Changelly and Shapeshift are great for trading. If you are a small trader, use Shapeshift. Changelly is for big trades that support multiple bitcoins at a time.
But For Exchanging
It Charges Miner Fee Every Transaction
So Its Not Good For Trading
Changelly and Shapeshift are good if you want to exchange coins but no good for trading
Both Changelly and Shapeshift are great for trading. If you are a small trader, use Shapeshift. Changelly is for big trades that support multiple bitcoins at a time.
Shapeshift charge a miners fee - but their miners fees vary considerably:
https://info.shapeshift.io/about
So basically open both platforms and test to see which would give you the most in the particular transaction, before proceeding.
https://info.shapeshift.io/about
So basically open both platforms and test to see which would give you the most in the particular transaction, before proceeding.
Changelly and Shapeshift are good if you want to exchange coins but no good for trading
shapeshift and changelly are very easy to use and this allows us to quickly change our coins.
Depending on the time it is necessary to look at who is the most interesting ... but most often it seems to be shapeshift
Maybe you should try a real exchange maybe bittrex or poloniex (support sucks) Shapeshift or any other clone is doing same thing with e fee. they buy and send from other exchanges.
it is not at all the same thing. actually it is very different when you think about it.
services like ShapeShift are offering an instant way to exchange one thing to another without needing to register (sign up) wait then withdraw,... it is fast and a little bit more private.
services like bittrex which are known as exchanges require registration and in some cases even verification of your account before you are able to trade or withdraw. it takes longer time but you have the option to place an order on the price you like, and so many other options for "trading".
Hey guys, let us clarify!
We charge 0.5% for each crypto-to-crypto exchange. Fees are included to the rate, it's pretty clear on calculation page. For the USD payment rates are provided by our bank cards processing partner, we are working to make it lower. We are providing back ground trading for you on Bittrex, Poloniex and few other partners. Our support is ready to help you in 24/7 in case of any issues. We have no amount restrictions for exchange and guarantee that your crypto funds will be exchanged instantly at the best available rate, once we get confirmation of your payment in blockchain. Anyway we always suggest you to check rates on different services before the exchange, as each of them is charging for the transaction, it may be included to price or not.
You are welcome to http://Changelly.com
We charge 0.5% for each crypto-to-crypto exchange. Fees are included to the rate, it's pretty clear on calculation page. For the USD payment rates are provided by our bank cards processing partner, we are working to make it lower. We are providing back ground trading for you on Bittrex, Poloniex and few other partners. Our support is ready to help you in 24/7 in case of any issues. We have no amount restrictions for exchange and guarantee that your crypto funds will be exchanged instantly at the best available rate, once we get confirmation of your payment in blockchain. Anyway we always suggest you to check rates on different services before the exchange, as each of them is charging for the transaction, it may be included to price or not.
You are welcome to http://Changelly.com
I have used Shapeshift Its quick and easy to exchange money instantly
Maybe you should try a real exchange maybe bittrex or poloniex (support sucks) Shapeshift or any other clone is doing same thing with e fee. they buy and send from other exchanges.
i have no experience with shape shift but for me changelly is very expensive regarding turning fiat money into crypto. litebit or coinbase are better.
Which one of these two are the cheapest in general?
I know their fee structure is a bit different. One have the fees go to miners and the other one has the fees go to the owner of the site or something.
But in general.. Which of these two sites have the lowest fees when exchanging coins? Is it correct that Changelly takes about 0,5%, which is about a half a percent of the whole amount exchanged?
I know their fee structure is a bit different. One have the fees go to miners and the other one has the fees go to the owner of the site or something.
But in general.. Which of these two sites have the lowest fees when exchanging coins? Is it correct that Changelly takes about 0,5%, which is about a half a percent of the whole amount exchanged?
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