Topic: what is the best trading brokers for BTC (Read 178 times)
OP, are you looking for Bitcoin purchases/ sales directly or margin trading? The former allows you to own your Bitcoin while the latter relies on price speculations and thus, no possession of Bitcoin.
Is this the swap feature of Ledger live app? Based from their website's FAQ, they're using Changelly for this feature. And the feature is not available for US residents which op is likely. (https://www.ledger.com/swap)
I wasn't aware of that actually, but it's no biggy. The ledger device is compatible with IDEX as well: https://www.ledger.com/idex
AFAIK, it's possible for U.S customers to use it (with the exception of some assets). The only downside here is that you won't be able to trade with BTC directly, you'll have to use Wrapped BTC (WBTC) insead.
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thank you for your response
but binance was once rubbed. do you still think it is safe?
IMO even though there's still an exchange who never got hacked, it doesn't mean the exchange is very safe and can't get attacked. In the future we will see many CEX will get hacked since there's no system is 100% safe.thank you for your response
but binance was once rubbed. do you still think it is safe?
As I said before use an exchange to buy or sell only, not for holding.
If you ask me which popular CEX was never got hacked until now, it's Huobi [1]
[1] https://www.huobi.com/
I advise you to trade Bitcoin on an exchange that is well-known and has recognized credibility, be it Binance, Butrex, Bithumb, and many more. depending on your choice. If I were you, I was trading on Binance straight away, security can be guaranteed, and you will be served politely if you ask a question you don't understand. many choices are offered.
wherever you feel safe to trade
Hi my friend wherever you feel safe to trade
thank you for your comprehensive response
that meant a lot
There's no exchange integrated with safe wallets, you need to move your coins to your own non-custodial wallet (e.g. Ledger). Remember not your keys not your coins https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5287314
I think binance or coinbase is the best option for you, it just a matter of cold storange and safe wallet.
Hi I think binance or coinbase is the best option for you, it just a matter of cold storange and safe wallet.
thank you for your response
but binance was once rubbed. do you still think it is safe?
AFAIK, both Trezor and Ledger have built-in exchanges for trading cryptocurrencies
Is this the swap feature of Ledger live app? Based from their website's FAQ, they're using Changelly for this feature. And the feature is not available for US residents which op is likely. (https://www.ledger.com/swap)Quote from: https://www.ledger.com/swap
Which countries are eligible for this service?
Due to different regulations, this feature is not available in some countries, such as the United States or Japan. You can read Changelly's terms of use here.
Due to different regulations, this feature is not available in some countries, such as the United States or Japan. You can read Changelly's terms of use here.
I advise you to trade Bitcoin on an exchange that is well-known and has recognized credibility, be it Binance, Butrex, Bithumb, and many more. depending on your choice. If I were you, I was trading on Binance straight away, security can be guaranteed, and you will be served politely if you ask a question you don't understand. many choices are offered.
wherever you feel safe to trade
wherever you feel safe to trade
AFAIK, both Trezor and Ledger have built-in exchanges for trading cryptocurrencies and if you're looking for a platform for BTC > fiat or vice versa, then you have Localcryptos but it's P2P so you'll be trading with other individuals.
There are central and decentralized platforms, the central platforms are characterized by a lot of trading pairs, the speed in updating data, and the need to not wait for confirmations, but they prefer the option to own your coins because they take currencies and then update their database with the balance that you deposited.
So if you want to trade, you can use the central platforms while withdrawing your money to any secure platform as soon as you make profits.
So if you want to trade, you can use the central platforms while withdrawing your money to any secure platform as soon as you make profits.
There's no exchange integrated with safe wallets, you need to move your coins to your own non-custodial wallet (e.g. Ledger). Remember not your keys not your coins https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5287314
I think binance or coinbase is the best option for you, it just a matter of cold storange and safe wallet.
I think binance or coinbase is the best option for you, it just a matter of cold storange and safe wallet.
Hi i wanted to trade some BTC and was looking to find some trading sites
these are the things that htese sites must have:
The best crypto exchanges for US bitcoin trading offer three essential benefits. The first, and most important, is robust security with two-factor authentication, cold storage, and integrated safe wallets. Second is a user-friendly website and platform. Third, they provide access to trading a variety of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
what do you offer?
these are the things that htese sites must have:
The best crypto exchanges for US bitcoin trading offer three essential benefits. The first, and most important, is robust security with two-factor authentication, cold storage, and integrated safe wallets. Second is a user-friendly website and platform. Third, they provide access to trading a variety of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
what do you offer?
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