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Good question. It is only for people living in the European Economic Area:
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Topic: Which Bitcoin Exchange do you use and why ? - page 35. (Read 107114 times)
Poloniex. Why? well, thats the first btc exchange I came across with, so Im sticking with them.
I can recommend our exchange CleverCoin for everyone living in Europe.
Registered company in The Netherlands with Euro payments processed and held by a European Central Bank certified Payment Institution.
Fees are 0,3%, of course we have a verification procedure.
This is really nice opportunity to BTC users but Is it provide Exchange service to all over the world or This only for European people . Verification is very important here we can trust on it Registered company in The Netherlands with Euro payments processed and held by a European Central Bank certified Payment Institution.
Fees are 0,3%, of course we have a verification procedure.
I can recommend our exchange CleverCoin for everyone living in Europe.
Registered company in The Netherlands with Euro payments processed and held by a European Central Bank certified Payment Institution.
Fees are 0,3%, of course we have a verification procedure.
Registered company in The Netherlands with Euro payments processed and held by a European Central Bank certified Payment Institution.
Fees are 0,3%, of course we have a verification procedure.
I'm brand new to the whole bitcoin experience, but I use Coinbase as my exchange.
To be honest, CoinBase is not an exchange. They are trader who buys from exchanges at cheap and sell customers at a premium price.
I'm confused by this. If .0025 BTC is $x price according to the average of exchange prices (preev.com) and I go to Coinbase to buy .0025 BTC for that same $x price + $0.30 in transaction fees, is that a premium price?
Coinbase is a trader. Not an exchange. 0.30 USD is the service charge including Tx fee.
Ok, I'm a noob and still learning about bitcoin and I didn't realize there was a difference. What is the difference between an exchange and a trader?
It is the same difference between an exchange and a trader in Stock Exchange, e.g. NYSE is a stock exchange, where u may consider Goldman Sach or JPM Chase are traders.
IMO BTC-e is a big risk, owners are unknown also the location of the company is unknown.
True, but releasing the office location and identity of the owner don't guarantee it is a legit company (best example: mtgox).
To the least, we know btc-e have been operating for years and there are not many complaints.
and stable here for long last 
IMO BTC-e is a big risk, owners are unknown also the location of the company is unknown.
True, but releasing the office location and identity of the owner don't guarantee it is a legit company (best example: mtgox).
To the least, we know btc-e have been operating for years and there are not many complaints.
IMO BTC-e is a big risk, owners are unknown also the location of the company is unknown.
I'm brand new to the whole bitcoin experience, but I use Coinbase as my exchange.
To be honest, CoinBase is not an exchange. They are trader who buys from exchanges at cheap and sell customers at a premium price.
I'm confused by this. If .0025 BTC is $x price according to the average of exchange prices (preev.com) and I go to Coinbase to buy .0025 BTC for that same $x price + $0.30 in transaction fees, is that a premium price?
Coinbase is a trader. Not an exchange. 0.30 USD is the service charge including Tx fee.
Ok, I'm a noob and still learning about bitcoin and I didn't realize there was a difference. What is the difference between an exchange and a trader?
You may take a look at https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/coinbase-buy-price-is-pegged-to-bitstamp-392422 and you will see Coinbase was just buying and selling bitcoin on other exchanges.
I'm brand new to the whole bitcoin experience, but I use Coinbase as my exchange.
To be honest, CoinBase is not an exchange. They are trader who buys from exchanges at cheap and sell customers at a premium price.
I'm confused by this. If .0025 BTC is $x price according to the average of exchange prices (preev.com) and I go to Coinbase to buy .0025 BTC for that same $x price + $0.30 in transaction fees, is that a premium price?
Coinbase is a trader. Not an exchange. 0.30 USD is the service charge including Tx fee.
Ok, I'm a noob and still learning about bitcoin and I didn't realize there was a difference. What is the difference between an exchange and a trader?
I'm brand new to the whole bitcoin experience, but I use Coinbase as my exchange.
To be honest, CoinBase is not an exchange. They are trader who buys from exchanges at cheap and sell customers at a premium price.
I'm confused by this. If .0025 BTC is $x price according to the average of exchange prices (preev.com) and I go to Coinbase to buy .0025 BTC for that same $x price + $0.30 in transaction fees, is that a premium price?
Coinbase is a trader. Not an exchange. 0.30 USD is the service charge including Tx fee.
I'm brand new to the whole bitcoin experience, but I use Coinbase as my exchange.
To be honest, CoinBase is not an exchange. They are trader who buys from exchanges at cheap and sell customers at a premium price.
I'm confused by this. If .0025 BTC is $x price according to the average of exchange prices (preev.com) and I go to Coinbase to buy .0025 BTC for that same $x price + $0.30 in transaction fees, is that a premium price?
I'm brand new to the whole bitcoin experience, but I use Coinbase as my exchange.
To be honest, CoinBase is not an exchange. They are trader who buys from exchanges at cheap and sell customers at a premium price.
I'm brand new to the whole bitcoin experience, but I use Coinbase as my exchange.
Im using bitstamp because i don't have a choice :/
Why dont u have a choice ? Who is stopping u from using BTC-e, LocalBitcoins, CoinBase or Circle ?
you can see today's exchange rate on Asmoney it is really good we can earn there good money if you guys want to exchange BTC to $$
current rate on site is "Per Bitcoin 386.17 $ ". i think this really nice rate this time as compare to other Exchange sites
current rate on site is "Per Bitcoin 386.17 $ ". i think this really nice rate this time as compare to other Exchange sites
Why is the site paying you $386 for 1 btc, when the bitstamp price is just $345 now?
What did I miss?
There must be some sort of untold/hidden condition.
and wants to make good relation to members who use exchanger site to exchange their BTC/$$ most of time . Try it hope so you will surely like this and I think in future they will do same rates as compare other sitesNow the rate on Asmoney is $383 while the bitstamp price goes up to $356. TBH, this doesn't seem right at all and so I would rather stay away from it.
Im using bitstamp because i don't have a choice :/
you can see today's exchange rate on Asmoney it is really good we can earn there good money if you guys want to exchange BTC to $$
current rate on site is "Per Bitcoin 386.17 $ ". i think this really nice rate this time as compare to other Exchange sites
current rate on site is "Per Bitcoin 386.17 $ ". i think this really nice rate this time as compare to other Exchange sites
Why is the site paying you $386 for 1 btc, when the bitstamp price is just $345 now?
What did I miss?
There must be some sort of untold/hidden condition.
and wants to make good relation to members who use exchanger site to exchange their BTC/$$ most of time . Try it hope so you will surely like this and I think in future they will do same rates as compare other sites you can see today's exchange rate on Asmoney it is really good we can earn there good money if you guys want to exchange BTC to $$
current rate on site is "Per Bitcoin 386.17 $ ". i think this really nice rate this time as compare to other Exchange sites
current rate on site is "Per Bitcoin 386.17 $ ". i think this really nice rate this time as compare to other Exchange sites
Why is the site paying you $386 for 1 btc, when the bitstamp price is just $345 now?
What did I miss?
There must be some sort of untold/hidden condition.
you can see today's exchange rate on Asmoney it is really good we can earn there good money if you guys want to exchange BTC to $$
current rate on site is "Per Bitcoin 386.17 $ ". i think this really nice rate this time as compare to other Exchange sites
current rate on site is "Per Bitcoin 386.17 $ ". i think this really nice rate this time as compare to other Exchange sites
Why is the site paying you $386 for 1 btc, when the bitstamp price is just $345 now?
What did I miss?
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