Quote from: Pab on December 25, 2017, 10:51:08 PM

I use after enhance verification best exch even with slow internet,cryptopia working fine,spectrocoin exchange to fiat 5 star service
Binance tragedy look his twitter what a hype,i have 5k$ cant withdrawn cause 2fa doesnt work
Withdrawn often not work ppl waiting days for his coin thay staying on exchane,orders you frozens cant cancel support i wait 10days for answer
And thay allow Chinise to trade,
Yobit stay away
You can check kucoin i dont trade there buy In S.Korea is best scrutinity.His Yunbi exch hacked twice by N.Korea is on the way to refund money
All together paranoia,best enhance you Bittrex just dont mismatch you name

Yeah,even I don't feel safe putting my money in an Korean exchange,as it is,I despise korean people because of few reasons. Thank you for your advice.

Quote from: figmentofmyass on December 25, 2017, 11:25:21 PM

of all the exchanges listed, binance is performing the best given its increasing traffic and volume. like you, i am weary of these exchanges and prefer not to verify identity, so poloniex and bittrex aren't ideal for me.

i like shapeshift but you can't do huge volume there and there's only so many coins. changelly is slightly better with coin listings but they are a less reliable service (stuck transactions/refunds required).

cryptopia is a necessity for low cap shitcoins not listed anywhere else. same with yobit, which is an even dodgier exchange--don't risk much BTC there. stay away from cex.io. personally, etherdelta is another necessity for early opportunities on ERC20 tokens. but you should always use metamask, and don't connect your main wallet. you should have a separate trading wallet with lower exposure.

I agree with you,binance is one of the better options. Bittrex and poloniex,ruined their fame into dust. Hope for betterment is wasted here. Cryptopia,I don't use because its only useful for people who invest in ICOs ,shitcoins and ponzi shit. Same goes for cex.io and etherdelta. I prefer to use MEW to metamask and I don't even know how Metamisk works. But,anyhow,thank you for helping me out.

Quote from: warningsigns on December 26, 2017, 12:26:57 AM

This is what I keep advising others here to do. It is absolutely unsafe to store your entire coins on an exchange wallet which gives no access to that wallet's private keys. And even if they did, any kind of arrangement where you share access to your keys is a disaster and tragedy in the making. The safest way is for you and you alone to own, know and keep the private keys. Shared access is not compatible with sole and safe ownership.

Consider an analogy: joint bank accounts or supplementary credit cards. If the joint account holder or supplementary card holder spends the entire contents of that account or card, the main account or card holder absorbs the damage. Applying this to the exchange scenario, if they use your coins and refuse to reimburse you, there is almost nothing you can do, unless they operate in your country in which case there is a slim chance you might find recourse through the civil (and maybe even criminal) courts.

Trading can be nice and profitable, yes, but think and decide carefully when it comes to where to safely store those profits.

Thank you for your honest advice. I agree that you should have total access to your private keys,but trading is only possible on exchanges. And I do not wish to link my bank account to exchanges,I do not trade fiat,I only trade fiat,and I only use localbitcoins for trading fiat. And one more thing is that there is no local exchange in the country I live in,at least till there's no exchange. So no use of me filing any law suits.

Quote from: klien_br on December 26, 2017, 01:13:00 AM

I suggest Binance, Daily Withdrawal Limit: 2 BTC Basic Account

I did create a binance account,but to be honest, I didn't find a few of my alt coins listed on binance which is listed on bittrex Cry

. But as for now, I have to adjust,binance is the best option for now.
Thanks for your advice.

Quote from: MAbtc on December 26, 2017, 04:07:03 AM

I've mostly been sticking to CFDs and futures contracts with no-KYC brokers. I trade futures on BitMEX. They offer markets for BTC, BCH, DASH, XMR, LTC, ETH, ETC and some others. Mostly big cap altcoins.

I don't like giving up my documents, so I've been shifting away from centralized exchanges in general. Decentralized exchanges like BarterDEX (Komodo) and Crypto-Bridge (Bridgecoin) interest me a lot.

The thing is,not all my trades include big cap altcoins,there are medium and small cap coins too. And I don't think I am going to trade futures.One question,do any of these decentralized exchanges by any chance support a ton of altcoins? And is it any better for trading?
Thanks for helping out.

Quote from: manchester93 on December 26, 2017, 04:12:22 AM

1Fox (launched by the guys behind 1Broker, which is an awesome service) is supposed to launch anytime now. ETA was December 24th. I guess there are some last minute hiccups. Fingers crossed that they'll be offering altcoin markets. On 1Broker, they only offered a BTCUSD market, but their Twitter describes 1Fox as a "leveraged cryptocurrency trading" platform.

I'll check out 1Fox once it comes out,if ever I get some free time to do so. Thanks for reaching out.

You advertising for your signature or something?

Quote from: steveabrahams on December 26, 2017, 04:26:55 AM

Just don't use bittrex, there are so many problems on bittrex. They locked so many accounts and my funds also stuck on my account, they reduced the minimum withdrawal for basic account into 0 btc. I already send my information for verification but they don't even reply to my tickets, it's been 2 weeks!

Oh boy,that's very very bad. I can only wish your funds to come back to your wallet. Thanks for reaching out and warning out more and more users. Even I am worried to keep my funds there,as I had more than 10,000$ there.

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on December 26, 2017, 08:47:58 AM

They are actually normal exchanges with an API that allow wallet providers such as Mycelium to integrate them easily and you're always in control of your private keys in Mycelium as the they will simply ask you to send the funds to an address.

Oh this is how it works? Ah ,never mind,thought it was some messed up stuff,I understood what you said,thank you mate. Have a doubt,can I use Binance API in mycellium?

Thanks to everyone who reached out to help me here,I sincerely do. Cheesy