Topic: Which Exchange are you planning to use for the halving run up (Read 3026 times)
halving or not i don't have any plan to use another exchange and my main options for trading bitcoin would still use my local exchange because i had comfortable using these exchange and was never any problem regarding deposit and withdrawal
with many speculators ready to jump on the halving soon,
there is an extremely likely chance we will see a BIG pump and dump during the next 12 months
(could start sooner or later and run a while or not, who knows)
with reading reports of coinbase cancelling orders etc. when BTC prices move a lot
(while they still hold funds/btc, or later offer you a different rate)
which exchange do you have the most trust in to use, during this volitile period ?
just looking to sell a very substantial amount of BTC when high and buy back after the dump
Yobit never fails to deliver my needs on my signature rewards cashout and all my trading profit so i will stay with Yobit they are improving now and make Ccex my second flatform only this from now i can adopt more when halving arrives.. there is an extremely likely chance we will see a BIG pump and dump during the next 12 months
(could start sooner or later and run a while or not, who knows)
with reading reports of coinbase cancelling orders etc. when BTC prices move a lot
(while they still hold funds/btc, or later offer you a different rate)
which exchange do you have the most trust in to use, during this volitile period ?
just looking to sell a very substantial amount of BTC when high and buy back after the dump
with many speculators ready to jump on the halving soon,
there is an extremely likely chance we will see a BIG pump and dump during the next 12 months
(could start sooner or later and run a while or not, who knows)
with reading reports of coinbase cancelling orders etc. when BTC prices move a lot
(while they still hold funds/btc, or later offer you a different rate)
which exchange do you have the most trust in to use, during this volitile period ?
just looking to sell a very substantial amount of BTC when high and buy back after the dump
there is an extremely likely chance we will see a BIG pump and dump during the next 12 months
(could start sooner or later and run a while or not, who knows)
with reading reports of coinbase cancelling orders etc. when BTC prices move a lot
(while they still hold funds/btc, or later offer you a different rate)
which exchange do you have the most trust in to use, during this volitile period ?
just looking to sell a very substantial amount of BTC when high and buy back after the dump
I am more comfortable with Yobit ever since not because I am into this campaign but I have tried their service so many times and they never let me down,and beside some of the coins I am trading are only listed here..
with many speculators ready to jump on the halving soon,
there is an extremely likely chance we will see a BIG pump and dump during the next 12 months
(could start sooner or later and run a while or not, who knows)
with reading reports of coinbase cancelling orders etc. when BTC prices move a lot
(while they still hold funds/btc, or later offer you a different rate)
which exchange do you have the most trust in to use, during this volitile period ?
just looking to sell a very substantial amount of BTC when high and buy back after the dump
there is an extremely likely chance we will see a BIG pump and dump during the next 12 months
(could start sooner or later and run a while or not, who knows)
with reading reports of coinbase cancelling orders etc. when BTC prices move a lot
(while they still hold funds/btc, or later offer you a different rate)
which exchange do you have the most trust in to use, during this volitile period ?
just looking to sell a very substantial amount of BTC when high and buy back after the dump
i always use bitfinex, because i very like it, so i am pretty sure that it will help me during halving too, i use it for a long time now so i plan to use it in future too
but if there will be some problems, i will use yobit then, i don't like it so much as i like bitfinex, but yobit is a nice site too so if something will go wrong i will use it
When the bitcoin price rise after halving, I will use the bitcoin to buy some other altcoins. I will not sell for fiat.
To exchange altcoins, I use Poloniex or Bittrex, , but never Yobit. Mostly, by reason of the show, which Yobit are doing with many coins that have died, or whose wallets are not working properly. I do not think they are correct, and that on them can be trusted.
To obtain FIAT, I think is the most appropriate to exchange cash on the spot. A good option is through Bitcoin.de or Bitstamp, but takes more time.
To obtain FIAT, I think is the most appropriate to exchange cash on the spot. A good option is through Bitcoin.de or Bitstamp, but takes more time.
I believe each and every exchange will be full of orders. How they are going to manage those situations. I plan to go with localbitcoin.com after the days of halving.
I mean if coinbase can fulfill orders or some of my orders I`d be okay.
But lets say if they didnt, the rest of my buy orders would be probably come from off another exchange like localbitcoins despite the premium.
And do most of it all in cash in person at some bank.
But lets say if they didnt, the rest of my buy orders would be probably come from off another exchange like localbitcoins despite the premium.
And do most of it all in cash in person at some bank.
The exchanges I'm planning to use for the halving are either poloniex or yobit.
Here's what's not going to happen: BTC hits $800+ / coin and you unload because of halving.
Halving has never been a catalyst for major price increases and that isn't changing now.
Why won't you be able to sell off if BTC price spikes? Because most exchanges will halt trading or slow trading. Your orders may only be partially filled or not at all.
Post run-up BTC price will dive below where it is now as selling gradually resumes and people try to sell at high prices and fail.
Halving has never been a catalyst for major price increases and that isn't changing now.
Why won't you be able to sell off if BTC price spikes? Because most exchanges will halt trading or slow trading. Your orders may only be partially filled or not at all.
Post run-up BTC price will dive below where it is now as selling gradually resumes and people try to sell at high prices and fail.
it is possible that i will use Btc-e for my halving exchanges, because i have used them before and i am comfortable with it.
also i can sell btc-e codes to some people locally to get local currency back easily.
also i can sell btc-e codes to some people locally to get local currency back easily.
I do not see any volume increase due to the halving. So i will keep on using my existing exchanges.
it is possible that i will use Btc-e for my halving exchanges, because i have used them before and i am comfortable with it.
also i can sell btc-e codes to some people locally to get local currency back easily.
also i can sell btc-e codes to some people locally to get local currency back easily.
Kraken and Bitstamp are the exchange that I am using for my trading, and I will surely continue doing so for plenty of more years as I am a happy user of their exchange platform.
I do not use those exchanges. As they are main the bitcoin/USD exchange. I trade a lot of altcoins.
I dont use any exchange at this time, but mainly on the common forum threads here.
I pretty much rely on the constant people who are buying btc with known rep, unless I really try to sell it for a premium.
I pretty much rely on the constant people who are buying btc with known rep, unless I really try to sell it for a premium.
Kraken and Bitstamp are the exchange that I am using for my trading, and I will surely continue doing so for plenty of more years as I am a happy user of their exchange platform.
I will use Poloniex. It is good enough to trade bitcoin against altcoins. I do not use fiat to BTC pair.
BTC2BID.Fairly new and unique exchange.The concept of setting up a auction for the trade is quite unique and during halving I'd rather depend on the custom rates than those set-up by the exchanges.The closes alternative would be Localbitcoins.
I may go with BTC2BID for just few after all i'm with their campaign.
My coins however are mostly on yobit for i have been with them since the time i started with bitcoin and those that I've earned stays with them since the start. Yobit has been around for years so i think they won't go mtgox any moment and this is very important and most probably for you as well.
i have coins scattered all over in different exchangers, but i don't keep that much in some of them because of the security risks. but i have not yet thought about what exchanger to use for trading bitcoin-fiat by the time of halving.
BTC2BID.Fairly new and unique exchange.The concept of setting up a auction for the trade is quite unique and during halving I'd rather depend on the custom rates than those set-up by the exchanges.The closes alternative would be Localbitcoins.
I may go with BTC2BID for just few after all i'm with their campaign.
My coins however are mostly on yobit for i have been with them since the time i started with bitcoin and those that I've earned stays with them since the start. Yobit has been around for years so i think they won't go mtgox any moment and this is very important and most probably for you as well.
with many speculators ready to jump on the halving soon,
there is an extremely likely chance we will see a BIG pump and dump during the next 12 months
(could start sooner or later and run a while or not, who knows)
with reading reports of coinbase cancelling orders etc. when BTC prices move a lot
(while they still hold funds/btc, or later offer you a different rate)
which exchange do you have the most trust in to use, during this volitile period ?
just looking to sell a very substantial amount of BTC when high and buy back after the dump
i think i will use may exchange,some of them have my trust and i will use it for some years later,poloniex,coinbase or kraken will good choice for me,not with bittrex,because i get an email thet they will close their wallet,i dont think its true or not. there is an extremely likely chance we will see a BIG pump and dump during the next 12 months
(could start sooner or later and run a while or not, who knows)
with reading reports of coinbase cancelling orders etc. when BTC prices move a lot
(while they still hold funds/btc, or later offer you a different rate)
which exchange do you have the most trust in to use, during this volitile period ?
just looking to sell a very substantial amount of BTC when high and buy back after the dump
For me it's all about btc-e.
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