Topic: Where can I purchase bitcoins safely (Read 506 times)

You need to make purchases and exchanges only on proven exchange services, well, or use other proven and reliable ways to exchange.

I suggest eading this: https://www.thebalance.com/best-places-to-buy-bitcoin-4170081

Is this for Bitcoin only - this was the question in the OP.

What is the advantage of pumping and holding? If you want to hold your Bitcoin for the long term, then it is better to buy after the pumpers have sold and the price drops.

We have a pump group with over 2500 accredited investors that pump and hold coins. The team also spends thousands of dollars on advertisements during the pump making it last longer so everyone can profit. The group's last pump reached over 5500%! - t.me/iblockchainglobal
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You can buy Bitcoin from a few of the senior members here. They earn the coins from their signature sponsors, and are prepared to sell them to members they feel they can trust.

I am not happy about it, but I use Coinbase pretty regularly and it doesn't seem to be much of a problem for me.  There are some issues I have with Coinbase, but none of the ones you listed as why people have said to avoid it. 

If I purchase coins through Coinbase be it Ethereum, Bitcoin, or Litecoin, It is very rare that I keep them in coinbase for any amount of time.  I usually almost immediately move the coins to some other wallet or exchange after the purchase has gone through.  For that reason, I don't think you really need to worry about "Coinbase owning your coins".

My biggest issue with Coinbase is having to use a Debit card to make immediate transactions.  If I don't want to use a Debit card I have to do a bank transfer and those can taken an annoyingly long time.  It stinks having to wait for your money to come across into Coinbase and by the time it does, the price has rebounded from the low that you wanted to purchase at.

Keeping all of that in mind, Coinbase is still one of the quickest and easiest ways to get into the crypto market.  If you have a Debit card get that setup on your account and you should be good to go.  If I do purchase Bitcoin, I move it into Mycelium wallet after I purchase it.  For Litecoin I move it into Jaxx and Ethereum I move into MyEtherWallet.

You can buy bitcoin from exchange market or OTC or from bitcointalk excot service, if you choose exchange market then you can choose coinbase, i found it pretty well

Second Coinbase and Gemini

Have a look at this site for more information, put together over the year to help educate others. Links and info on exchanges plus more.


www.Cryptonix.co.uk - Free guide and Introduction to blockchain and crypto for beginners

+1 to coinbase. Just expect a verification process so don't wait till the last moment if you are in need

Don't be afraid of coinbase and you should not stay away from it. Coinbase is the most secure and trustworthy exchange ever I have experienced. Without hesitation, you may buy bitcoin from here as don't trust localbitcon. For information about btc you may search on google bitcointalk excrow .

Coinbase is good or you can open an uphold account and load it with fiat from your bank account and flip that into many cryptos and more assets

Localbitcoins could be a reliable option due to its inception of KYC. Coinbase is a well secured exchange though. And even if you have issues with that, just move around your coins in a hardware wallet.

Coinbase has always been a good source to buy bitcoin. You can also use localbitcoins. My suggestion will be to use coinbase because it's more secured.

Through my personal usage I have found coinbase pretty safe and good. Then there is a option to buy directly from a seller which is not that secure though.

I have never had any problems with coinbase so I don't know where those issues are taking place. Coinbase would be the best option for you.

If you're looking for a reliable source of purchase LocalBitcoin is very popular and KYC heavy which means good security as that is something crucial in these aspects. There are also several options that are reliable such as LBC but you should look them up first hand to see if they're what you're looking for and meet your specific criteria. Hopefully you'll find the right one.

As far as I know Coinbase is stii one of the most reliable exchanges out there. You can use Coinbase only for pirchasing coins. If you are worried about safety, you can store the coins in a different wallet.

There are a lot of exchanges from where you can buy Bitcoin safely. It is true that theere asome exchanges out there who are sacmming people and getting away with their money. But, coinbase is not one of them and it is one of the safest exchange to buy Bitcoin. However, you should maintain caution.

until now, for 9 months, i have been using Coinbase and i have found myself quite comfortable. i have had no problems either with the in transactions nor with the out transactions. the process of withdraw has been safe and easy. i have to say i am not from USA, so maybe that can be a problem to some.
at the beginning i had the problem with the high fees, but after discovering the Gdax (the actual Coinbase Pro) i can do trading and withdraws with no fees. and for sending money to my bank account it is easy. i have tried gemini as well but i had some issues with it. i tried bitfinex as well, but it took me two months just to register, so i did not used it anymore.

I previously used xcoins. Though they are good but if you make multiple order then they reject the payment so do slowly.