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February 21, 2018, 12:16:40 PM
#37
Is there any wallet that's also offering trading or something like that?

Wallet is something like a place where you can hold your cryptocurrency.  There are some exchanges wallet where there is some risk of losing your money through simple tokens. If you want to trade then there are many trading platform like binance, bitrex, blockfolio and the money you earned can be saved in your personal wallet. What is necessity or trading through your wallet and also attempting a risk to loos to cryptos.
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February 21, 2018, 11:59:30 AM
#36
Is there any wallet that's also offering trading or something like that?
Ofcourse all the exchanges offering us wallet services also and keep saying their exchange is very safe to store their coins.But I don't which wallet offers trading services too.But both are different a wallet is used to store our cryptos but a trading exchange is used to sell and buy crypto currencies so both can't be offered by same.
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February 21, 2018, 10:21:57 AM
#35
I use Coinbase, it’s one of the best in my opinion. I sent usd to my wallet, once it arrives (6-7 days), transfer it to GDAX (if you have a Coinbase account, you can use GDAX with the same credentials), buy coins on GDAX and transfer them back to Coinbase. GDAX fees are lower, that’s why make your purchase there instead of Coinbase. Transfer between Coinbase and GDAX is free. You can use your credit card on Coinbase as well if you are willing to pay 3.99% fee. Don’t keep large amounts on any exchange.

So if you registered on Coinbase then you need to enter the same login at GDAX?
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February 21, 2018, 10:00:12 AM
#34
I do not recommend keeping the coins too long in the wallet. some bad things can happen to your tokens. Some exchangers do a careless thing so the coins are gone. .
I make sure not all exchangers
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February 21, 2018, 09:29:14 AM
#33
Is there any wallet that's also offering trading or something like that?
blockchaininfo wallet comes in with builtin exchange so you can buy and sell bitcoin and ethereum with in the wallet itself,but all the exchanges will alows you to store the coins where you can trade your crypto currency.But a wallet with a privaate key access don't have trading option(I think).So you need to be clear with your topic you are searchong for a wallet or an exchange.
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February 21, 2018, 08:50:57 AM
#32
Coinbase and WavesDEX. You store better investments on cold purse in order to avoid loss
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January 20, 2018, 12:02:15 PM
#31
you can hold your coins in this exchange they have fixed deposit wallet , they not changed since i joined there
Site name - https://www.kucoin.com/ , They have very strong security function.

there are number of wallet which offer this type of service. trading sites with fixed wallet will create lots of issue you may lost your funds if you got any token to that address because we cannot send we can only receive.

Myetherwallet supports tokens and we can do trading with bitcoins also 

Never store your coins in exchanges. It's always safer to store the coins in your personal wallet.

This is only for the long term investor who do not trade or do not want to deal that frequently should keep it either in the online personal wallet or should save in the offline. But if you are a trader you do not have much option because you would need to buy/sell the coins daily and the max you can do is to have multiple exchanges to trade so that your risk is comparatively less.
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January 20, 2018, 11:51:05 AM
#30
Is there any wallet that's also offering trading or something like that?

Coinbase will be perfect option for you. They are the wallet provider as well as you can buy and sell the bitcoin from the registered traders too. Other than this you can have your bitcoins on trading site alone.
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January 20, 2018, 11:47:37 AM
#29
you can hold your coins in this exchange they have fixed deposit wallet , they not changed since i joined there
Site name - https://www.kucoin.com/ , They have very strong security function.

there are number of wallet which offer this type of service. trading sites with fixed wallet will create lots of issue you may lost your funds if you got any token to that address because we cannot send we can only receive.

Myetherwallet supports tokens and we can do trading with bitcoins also 

Never store your coins in exchanges. It's always safer to store the coins in your personal wallet.
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January 20, 2018, 05:52:41 AM
#28
Is there any wallet that's also offering trading or something like that?

for my wallet I use bitcoin wallets that are available directly connected with market echanger like in blockchain.info, there you can create a new bitcoin wallet that proved more secure and comfortable and directly on guard by blockchain supporters so it will be difficult to penetrate hackers.
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January 20, 2018, 05:25:33 AM
#27
I use Coinbase, it’s one of the best in my opinion. I sent usd to my wallet, once it arrives (6-7 days), transfer it to GDAX (if you have a Coinbase account, you can use GDAX with the same credentials), buy coins on GDAX and transfer them back to Coinbase. GDAX fees are lower, that’s why make your purchase there instead of Coinbase. Transfer between Coinbase and GDAX is free. You can use your credit card on Coinbase as well if you are willing to pay 3.99% fee. Don’t keep large amounts on any exchange.

This is exactly what I do.  I like Coinbase because it’s a huge platform.  I can use it to withdraw to fiat if needed.  I also have GDAX account for buying btc, ether ot ltc.  Fees are much lower than buying them on Coinbase.  GDAX and Coinbase are linked so you only need one account for both.  If you want to buy other altcoins, use your GDAX account to transfer to another exchange like Binance.  Again, fees are lower than transferring from Coinbase.  


Well, this is what i do everyday. In the philippines coins.ph are one of example of the wallet that can make trading. They can make sell or converting it into fiat. One of the uniqueness in this wallet in the Philippines they are a lot of access, it can be made by pay bills, from water, electricity, internet and etc.
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January 20, 2018, 05:07:33 AM
#26
I use Coinbase, it’s one of the best in my opinion. I sent usd to my wallet, once it arrives (6-7 days), transfer it to GDAX (if you have a Coinbase account, you can use GDAX with the same credentials), buy coins on GDAX and transfer them back to Coinbase. GDAX fees are lower, that’s why make your purchase there instead of Coinbase. Transfer between Coinbase and GDAX is free. You can use your credit card on Coinbase as well if you are willing to pay 3.99% fee. Don’t keep large amounts on any exchange.

This is exactly what I do.  I like Coinbase because it’s a huge platform.  I can use it to withdraw to fiat if needed.  I also have GDAX account for buying btc, ether ot ltc.  Fees are much lower than buying them on Coinbase.  GDAX and Coinbase are linked so you only need one account for both.  If you want to buy other altcoins, use your GDAX account to transfer to another exchange like Binance.  Again, fees are lower than transferring from Coinbase.  
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January 20, 2018, 05:06:15 AM
#25
If i am not wrong, you are seeking a multiple function platfor that can offer cryptocurrency trade and let you also store your assets, i can suggest binance on the basis of my personal experience. With binance, you can trade between different cryptocurrencies and you also get wallet address for each currency.
You can deposit and hold the assets by using their web wallet or download app
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January 20, 2018, 04:12:00 AM
#24
Is there any wallet that's also offering trading or something like that?



Why would you choose to trade through a wallet? I do not know if you can make transactions, but if you can be sure they are limited. After all, the role of the wallet should be to store coins. Why do we always have to complicate things?
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January 19, 2018, 10:59:17 AM
#23
I can recommned you to use an offline wallet, like Electrum, or an hardware wallet like Trezor or Ledger, the last option is better, because an online wallet / exchange wallet is unsafe.
With this wallets you can store your coins and send them to any exchange for trading, is better to not hold your coins in an online wallet
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January 19, 2018, 10:48:38 AM
#22
I'm waiting for when it will normal work purse for PC. Everything I tried did not suit me.
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January 19, 2018, 01:08:25 AM
#21
Is there any wallet that's also offering trading or something like that?
There are none, there is an exchange, but one must constantly monitor the funds. The risk increases, so people do not use purses from exchanges anymore where the commission needs to be paid.
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January 19, 2018, 01:01:04 AM
#20
Every exchange offer a wallet-option. But it's not so safe as a hard-wallet

For good crypto exchanges I will suggest Binance now because in binance we can register easily and the service is so fast and also binance has low fees for trading and withdraw. Other good exchanges is Bittrex, Freewallet, Coinbase and Kraken. But in bittrex you have to verify your account first to deposite and withdraw and it takes much time and I heard that Bittrex is not accepting new account now.

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January 18, 2018, 02:53:36 PM
#19
Yes, as preposters already stated, there are multicoin wallets with integrated exchangers for example on jaxx and coinimi for android. They are safe in my experience, because you own your private keys, but there are aspects, you should be aware.
You must pay at each exchange transfer fees and mostly additional exchange fees.
The leading (only?) exchangers are shapeshift and changelly.
When I use shapeshift, I only exchange cryptocurrency pairs with low transactions fees like Dogecoin and Litecoin.
I used changelly, but wouldn't do that again within Coinomi, because the exchange rates are not shown before exchange button is clicked. There are shown rates, but they can change during transfer, that is proceeded quite long. So I never know, if I am making a good or bad deal. They should change that and take shapeshift's procedure as example.
Shapeshift is far way more better than on changelly since we do have the same thing been searching off like on the rates which cant really be shown on changelly which we can able to see on shapeshift.For some this thing might not important but if you are keen on making deals this would really be needed for you to know.On topic, exchange and solely wallet are entirely different.
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January 18, 2018, 12:13:09 PM
#18
Yes, as preposters already stated, there are multicoin wallets with integrated exchangers for example on jaxx and coinimi for android. They are safe in my experience, because you own your private keys, but there are aspects, you should be aware.
You must pay at each exchange transfer fees and mostly additional exchange fees.
The leading (only?) exchangers are shapeshift and changelly.
When I use shapeshift, I only exchange cryptocurrency pairs with low transactions fees like Dogecoin and Litecoin.
I used changelly, but wouldn't do that again within Coinomi, because the exchange rates are not shown before exchange button is clicked. There are shown rates, but they can change during transfer, that is proceeded quite long. So I never know, if I am making a good or bad deal. They should change that and take shapeshift's procedure as example.
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