Binance and bittrex is a good exchange...
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ForkDelta is also a good decentralised exchange
I'm new to crypto. Every exchange I research on to buy bitcoins has a lot of bad reviews. People post that they have lost alot of money/bitcoins on most of the exchanges. Nothing seems safe
If you want to be safe and trusted exchange,just using bitrrex or binance but its matter of sad that this exchanger close to new account but you can contract there support system and apply for new account .Now i am using kucoin and binance and bittrex for trading and i hope its best for new tradder and more secuired and trusted site
when I first started, I looked at the volume of trading on the stock exchange, trusted most people, now changed the criteria and trade where it is more convenient.
https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/volume/24-hour/all/
https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/volume/24-hour/all/
Binance and Kucoin are definitely the most trusted exchanges today
Bittrex, binance, poloniex are considered most trustworthy. Although you need $10.000 worth of crypto if you want to join bittrex.
There are so many exchanges available and as you have noted, there are plenty of negative reviews to go around for each one. Do your own research and see which one caters the most to your needs. Do they support the purchasing method you intend to use? Do they support the coins you want to invest in? Are there geographical limitations to consider? We still find ourselves in the nascent stages of the crypto world. As a result, these exchange platforms are still going through growing pains. That isn't completely the fault of these companies, however, not entirely. Cryptocurrency has yet to solve its scaleability issues and therefore you will continue to see a lot of backlash concerning transactions speeds and fees. For now, go for the exchange that seems the most secure to you. Many of the posts above listed a variety of well-known exchanges, feel free to learn more on how to choose an exchange and check out some of the reputable exchanges we list in our mintdice blog: https://www.mintdice.com/blog/a-guide-to-cryptocurrency-exchanges
Cheers!
Cheers!
There are too many good exchanges on crypto market. Exchanges are depended on what coin you want to buy. I can suggest few popular exchanges. I hope they help you.
https://www.binance.com/
https://bittrex.com/
https://poloniex.com/
https://www.bitstamp.net/
https://www.bithumb.com/
https://www.bitfinex.com/
https://www.kraken.com/
https://www.kucoin.com/
https://www.gdax.com/
https://www.okex.com/
https://www.huobi.pro/
https://hitbtc.com/
https://www.binance.com/
https://bittrex.com/
https://poloniex.com/
https://www.bitstamp.net/
https://www.bithumb.com/
https://www.bitfinex.com/
https://www.kraken.com/
https://www.kucoin.com/
https://www.gdax.com/
https://www.okex.com/
https://www.huobi.pro/
https://hitbtc.com/
If you are from europe and want to buy coins using fiat, i can recommend anycoindirect.eu - a company based in the Netherlands. They accept SEPA as well.
In terms of safety the most recommended exchanges are decentralized, i.e. IDEX, BarterDEX, WavesDEX and probably Binance in a few months.
In terms of safety the most recommended exchanges are decentralized, i.e. IDEX, BarterDEX, WavesDEX and probably Binance in a few months.
Coinbase is the most popular method today for buying crypto. The exchange is one of the oldest around and has been active since 2012. Coinbase supports 32 different countries including the US, Canada, UK, and Australia. Its the easiest one.
List of best exchanges includes:
Bitfinex
Bittrex
Gdax
Bitstamp
Kucoin
Binance
List of best exchanges includes:
Bitfinex
Bittrex
Gdax
Bitstamp
Kucoin
Binance
exchanges are big targets right now, stealing traffic from each other. so it makes sense to operate on every single one with maximum precautions and never keep coins there no longer than required for tx to process
Hey there,
Unfortunately that's a very broad, open-ended question. There are so many exchanges out there; some have been around for a long-time and have great reputations, whereas some are on the other end of the spectrum and have been faced with allegations and controversy.
Definitely do your research and if you intend to purchase multiple cryptocurrencies, perhaps send your money to an exchange that sells all/most of those currencies. Another key indicator can also be the volume through that particular exchange. For this, go to www.coinmarketcap.com (the holy bible), search for the exchange, and it will tell you the exchange's daily (24hr) volume; if an exchange has put through $1 billion, then it's a good indicator that it's good (for the most part) whereas if the volume is under $1 million, then it may have issues (or may be new/have only low-volume coins).
It really is a hard question to answer, but I'm sure you'll make the correct decision.
-Knightly
Unfortunately that's a very broad, open-ended question. There are so many exchanges out there; some have been around for a long-time and have great reputations, whereas some are on the other end of the spectrum and have been faced with allegations and controversy.
Definitely do your research and if you intend to purchase multiple cryptocurrencies, perhaps send your money to an exchange that sells all/most of those currencies. Another key indicator can also be the volume through that particular exchange. For this, go to www.coinmarketcap.com (the holy bible), search for the exchange, and it will tell you the exchange's daily (24hr) volume; if an exchange has put through $1 billion, then it's a good indicator that it's good (for the most part) whereas if the volume is under $1 million, then it may have issues (or may be new/have only low-volume coins).
It really is a hard question to answer, but I'm sure you'll make the correct decision.
-Knightly
Gdax is a great exchange, never hacked, no fees to do anything at all (even sending away from the exchange).
You also have Binance, which has also never been hacked.
You also have Binance, which has also never been hacked.
Well, first you'll want to identify your specific needs, because there is no one crypto exchange that is a one-size-fits-all solution. We have a pretty extensive guide to choosing an exchange:
http://bit.ly/GuideToExchanges
Hope this helps!
http://bit.ly/GuideToExchanges
Hope this helps!
Im using bittrex they have a good security but then only few altcoins and also if you are a hodler its better to keep your coins in offline wallet
I'm new to crypto. Every exchange I research on to buy bitcoins has a lot of bad reviews. People post that they have lost alot of money/bitcoins on most of the exchanges. Nothing seems safe
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