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BQ
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March 19, 2020, 04:32:16 PM
#37
CoinMetro is giving away 2 QNT on signup!

https://twitter.com/CoinMetro/status/1240683927980904449
BQ
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March 10, 2020, 11:38:50 PM
#36
New TraM launched!

BQ
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February 08, 2020, 06:20:46 PM
#35

CoinMetro is doing a Twitter giveaway for 1000 XCM - ends February 12th!

Worth about $35!

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January 23, 2020, 01:59:59 AM
#34
The CoinMetro exchange is offering a deposit bonus currently!

CoinMetro's XCM token is tied in with all fee functionality of the platform, and a lot of utility.
Currently, a 50 XCM bonus is given on the first deposit!

Best fees in the market! 0.075% taker fees and get paid 50% as as maker.

BQ
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BQ
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BQ
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BQ
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December 22, 2019, 03:38:28 PM
#30
Update about Fee Rebates on CoinMetro:
"Grab yourself a business class ticket on CoinMetro and earn up to 50% maker bonus, 20% trading fee reductions and many more perks which are all paid instantly as rebates! "
BQ
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November 20, 2019, 05:23:39 PM
#29
Interesting in comparison with Binance supporting Turkish Lira.
competetive in yet another field:
https://blog.coinmetro.com/this-week-in-crypto-summary-for-november-15-2019/

BQ
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November 18, 2019, 12:02:47 PM
#28
Really cool updates from the past weeks here on CoinMetro's blog
Fees can go as low as 0.05% as taker and -0.05% maker!
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November 07, 2019, 06:05:35 AM
#27
CoinMetro's upcoming FIAT CURRENCY SUPPORT for withdrawals/deposits!
BQ
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BQ
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October 30, 2019, 03:33:04 PM
#25
i think the exchange that has the lowest fees is hitbtc and binance.
for hitbtc they will pays you a rebate around 0.1% and for binance you will lowest fees if you use BNB in their exchange
you can read this article the top 13 cryptocurrency exchange with the lowest fees

Should add CoinMetro in there! 0.1% for takers. holding XCM = discounts. Could be as low as 0.05%!
Makers: -0.05% - so you get PAID from being a maker.  Grin
legendary
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October 30, 2019, 02:26:57 PM
#24
i think the exchange that has the lowest fees is hitbtc and binance.
for hitbtc they will pays you a rebate around 0.1% and for binance you will lowest fees if you use BNB in their exchange
you can read this article the top 13 cryptocurrency exchange with the lowest fees
BQ
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October 30, 2019, 11:22:27 AM
#23
I just test the Express and Pro version, the platform is nice. I guess you are using bots to make the orderbooks? As you have 3.5BTC orders both on buy/sell with a very decent 0.1% margin. 

How strict is your KYC? If you prove solvency, I may move some of my trades on your platform.




For Simple, I've got 404: https://go.coinmetro.com/?ref=page#/exchange/simplex

Simple/Express/Pro Exchanges + Margin Trading platforms
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October 12, 2019, 07:22:14 AM
#22
I just test the Express and Pro version, the platform is nice. I guess you are using bots to make the orderbooks? As you have 3.5BTC orders both on buy/sell with a very decent 0.1% margin.  

How strict is your KYC? If you prove solvency, I may move some of my trades on your platform.




For Simple, I've got 404: https://go.coinmetro.com/?ref=page#/exchange/simplex

The liquidity comes from a liquidity provider, 3.5BTC orders but that is only the top layer so there's more depth but not visible

they updated the platforms so the URL seems to have changed yesterday, I edited my post!

Coinmetro is a fully regulated exchange so does comply with KYC regulations.
Tier 1 (deposit/withdraw crypto) = Identification + phone number
Tier 2(deposit/withdraw fiat) = Proof of Adress
Tier 3(for very high limits) = Source of Wealth

really similar to most other regulated excchanges I think.
Tier 2 should be enough for most!

CoinMetro has been around a while now since January, and still building . this upcoming TRAM(Trade mirroring like TAM) will be a great selling point when marketing begins.
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October 11, 2019, 03:47:41 PM
#21
I just test the Express and Pro version, the platform is nice. I guess you are using bots to make the orderbooks? As you have 3.5BTC orders both on buy/sell with a very decent 0.1% margin. 

How strict is your KYC? If you prove solvency, I may move some of my trades on your platform.




For Simple, I've got 404: https://go.coinmetro.com/?ref=page#/exchange/simplex
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October 11, 2019, 03:09:37 PM
#20
0.10% taker fees, but
-0.05% maker that means you're paid 50% of the fees the taker pays.

I think it's a great thing for big volume traders. Also with the XCM token, they said there will be further discounts if you hold it (like BNB)
(a lot of other utility with XCM too, every fee inducing trade = 10-50% XCM bought and burned)
After reading the website, you are right it's 50% of the taker's fee, will be a bonus for the maker. Big volume traders, or whales might have a bit interesting opportunity from this but they will eventually face the withdrawal fee, comparing to some exchanges it seems low but when you want to withdraw big funds, you'll be charged a little more expensive.

0.10% taker fees, but
-0.05% maker that means you're paid 50% of the fees the taker pays.

I think it's a great thing for big volume traders. Also with the XCM token, they said there will be further discounts if you hold it (like BNB)
(a lot of other utility with XCM too, every fee inducing trade = 10-50% XCM bought and burned)
After reading the website, you are right it's 50% of the taker's fee, will be a bonus for the maker. Big volume traders, or whales might have a bit interesting opportunity from this but they will eventually face the withdrawal fee, comparing to some exchanges it seems low but when you want to withdraw big funds, you'll be charged a little more expensive.

Currently they use bitgo so it's bitgo's fees, but they will build thier own system for this


Many new exchange available now, but if the number of trader & volume is low. This kind of exchange can not won't be able to run for long time.
There also concern too with security, are they actively do hackathon program?
I prefer to do trading on exchange that can handle them self on this issue.
same thing that it's bitgo's wallets = bitgo has never been hacked,
and most problems with hacks are because people are not following protocol.

legendary
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October 11, 2019, 08:31:46 AM
#19
Many new exchange available now, but if the number of trader & volume is low. This kind of exchange can not won't be able to run for long time.
There also concern too with security, are they actively do hackathon program?
I prefer to do trading on exchange that can handle them self on this issue.
sr. member
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October 11, 2019, 03:49:14 AM
#18
0.10% taker fees, but
-0.05% maker that means you're paid 50% of the fees the taker pays.

I think it's a great thing for big volume traders. Also with the XCM token, they said there will be further discounts if you hold it (like BNB)
(a lot of other utility with XCM too, every fee inducing trade = 10-50% XCM bought and burned)
After reading the website, you are right it's 50% of the taker's fee, will be a bonus for the maker. Big volume traders, or whales might have a bit interesting opportunity from this but they will eventually face the withdrawal fee, comparing to some exchanges it seems low but when you want to withdraw big funds, you'll be charged a little more expensive.
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