Any recommendations on which crypto exchange platform is good to use and buy crypto with? Coinbase has quite high fees and their service oftentimes seems...lacking.
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Coinbase is prolific and houses a big community for the main cryptos. Nothing wrong with trading there. Paypal was great if you were on the early invite to buy - October, November and December because they weren't charging fees. Now their fees are outlandish. However the trade off will be that Paypal is granting utility to all three cryptos. Paypal crypto will be huge on personal "garage sales" soon. Binance is a great platform but has been suffering slow user integration across the last two months. It might take forever to get approved there. They also encourage their own coin as a utility for buying others, which saves on fees but increases complication of usage. Robinhood allows no-fee trading. But it's Robinhood. You don't want to go down in history marked with the "robinhood investor" stigma because it's become a catch phrase. Especially given what has happened with their credibility over the last week. I'm very eager to see if Fidelity or Charles Schwabb will enable crypto trading at some point.
Basically I use different exchanges based on what I want to do: eToro/Robinhood are convenient for day trading with low fees and margins (pretty much made for mobile) Coinbase Pro has all the extra bells and whistles you're missing on Coinbase, and margin trading can reduce your costs if you play your cards right Binance US and Kraken have a larger range of altcoins than many others in the US Something like Coinmama for all around generic trades, high limits, etc. I tend to use comparison sites to vet exchanges for me, then do my own research after to make sure they aren't shilling any sh*tty products.
Binance is my top choice if you're outside of the U.S. I like their P2P feature and how I can kinda track my portfolio analytics. In terms of the analytics side, it's not as detailed as how I want it to be but it's okay, it's not the main feature of Binance anyways. But a stock company - BTCS is making a data analytics platform that will allow you to link multiple exchanges (Gemini, etc.) at the same time. Happy to see stock companies and crypto getting together already.
I will be checking out Binance and provide my reviews. It is kind of funny that when you search for Binance, the first result is actually Coinbase. Binance is the 2nd result. Shame M1 Finance does not have crypto yet, I have heard good things about them. Robinhood- The Pro is the no-fee trading. The Con's are the limited options, basically just BTC and ETH are supported at this point and they provide no wallet or method to actually transfer any of your cryptocurrencies. Coinbase- The Pro is maybe convience and ease of use? Con's include the high cost to perform transactions and lack of display and custom dashboard options.
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Binance is good for me if you're not from the US. A stock that you might wanna take a look at is $BTCS. They're huge into staking ETH and JP Morgan just released a report of them being bullish on staking as well.
Disappointing that Binance doesnt work for the U.S because Coinbase and all their fees are ridiculous. I will not support Coinbase any more. I will find another way if I am interested in adding crypto
Coinbase, gate, FTX, Kucoin and Binance. Waiting for $BTCS Analytics so I can just use one platform to consolidate all my portfolio from these different exchanges
Robinhood for buying/trading BitCoin, Ethereum, or Doge. They have no fees but they currently only offer these 3 Crypto Assets. Otherwise I use CoinBase. They currently allow Staking ETH into ETH2.0 at 4.5% Interest Rate. Ive found Staking in ETH2.0 to be significantly better than any traditional bank savings account. The only con really of CoinBase is their fees which make day trading or quick flipping unprofitable but if you hold long-term their fees dont have a big an impact.
I’ve used a few. Coinbase and Blockchain predominantly. Although as others have noted, there are cheaper options out there if you’re day trading.
He in Austria Bitpanda is a big name. But big changes are coming, because the government has changed the rules on crypto and taxes crypto profits with 27,5% now (like on stock).
