Plus 500 vas nice when BTC was around 200$, but the margin make the trading very hard, and the comission is now 5$ per bitcoin instead of 2$ at the begining, so it is time for me to move.
Topic: What do you use to trade bitcoin (Read 1019 times)
Perfect, then I know what to do
Plus 500 vas nice when BTC was around 200$, but the margin make the trading very hard, and the comission is now 5$ per bitcoin instead of 2$ at the begining, so it is time for me to move.
Plus 500 vas nice when BTC was around 200$, but the margin make the trading very hard, and the comission is now 5$ per bitcoin instead of 2$ at the begining, so it is time for me to move.
Bitstamp.net for amounts below $1000
Btc-e.com for anything above $1000
Btc-e.com for anything above $1000
Explain why this is true, I think I'm missing something.
Thank for the answer, one last thing, is it fast?
I mean, when I buy or sell, is it fast or there a delay? And what about MtGox?
I mean, when I buy or sell, is it fast or there a delay? And what about MtGox?
I use btc-e.
Order execution is instant once buy and sell prices are matched.
yeah, trade engine actually works. i was tired of bitstamp fucking me with their horribly written engine that just like to skip right over my limit orders
BTC-e for larger amounts. Wire deposits can be slow to credit (up to a week) but rates are consistently below Bitstamp.
Local bitcoins for smaller amounts. Higher prices but easy and quick.
Local bitcoins for smaller amounts. Higher prices but easy and quick.
Thank for the answer, one last thing, is it fast?
I mean, when I buy or sell, is it fast or there a delay? And what about MtGox?
I mean, when I buy or sell, is it fast or there a delay? And what about MtGox?
I use btc-e.
Order execution is instant once buy and sell prices are matched.
Deposit and withdrawal times vary according to deposit and withdrawal methods, but all of them are within reasonable timeframes.
Thank for the answer, one last thing, is it fast?
I mean, when I buy or sell, is it fast or there a delay? And what about MtGox?
I mean, when I buy or sell, is it fast or there a delay? And what about MtGox?
If you like IOU coupons for your cash, then use gox.
Thank for the answer, one last thing, is it fast?
I mean, when I buy or sell, is it fast or there a delay? And what about MtGox?
I mean, when I buy or sell, is it fast or there a delay? And what about MtGox?
I've had no trouble with BTC-E. Plus they support additional currencies.
It all depends on whether you believe the 'russians are scammers' stereotype more than you believe the 'slovenians are scammers' stereotype.
Tough call!
Tough call!
Bitstamp.net for amounts below $1000
Btc-e.com for anything above $1000
Btc-e.com for anything above $1000
Explain why this is true, I think I'm missing something.
Thank y will look a them and see what is best for me
Bitstamp.net for amounts below $1000
Btc-e.com for anything above $1000
Btc-e.com for anything above $1000
Looks like you messed the order.
Bitstamp.net for amounts below $1000
Btc-e.com for anything above $1000
Btc-e.com for anything above $1000
Well I just want to know where do you go to trade your bitcoin.
I used plus500...but now I can only buy them by 10 BTC, they increase the margin and there intense lag so I dont want to stay here anymore.
Any suggestion?
I used plus500...but now I can only buy them by 10 BTC, they increase the margin and there intense lag so I dont want to stay here anymore.
Any suggestion?
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