Quote from: xianbits on January 25, 2018, 07:59:09 AM

Quote from: Kuopiotis on January 25, 2018, 07:54:15 AM

Quote from: xianbits on January 25, 2018, 07:10:33 AM

Am I the only one who don't find it as an issue? Since binance is also for trading (aside from a one-time exchange as what others may be doing), it is expected that you will buy, sell, buy again and sell again your coins. That's trading. So there will come a time that your 0.xxxx will become 1.00xx and that time, you can then sell that 1 whole coin and leaving you only 0.00xx unsold. In time, when you trade successfully, that 0.00xx is far small enough compared to what you have earned from profits in trading (aside from the savings you get with their low-rated trading fees). I don't find it as cheating.

I am talking for 0.99xxx and not 0.00xxx. Do you see the difference?

Of course I do. Have you consider reading my post on how to make it a whole number? After trading for some rounds, it will surely become whole. You can also use mathematics on how you can make it a whole.

I read it, I can't follow you

Quote from: bxd on January 25, 2018, 08:07:23 AM

There's plenty of alternative exchanges. If you don't like this one, just move to another. Poloniex and Bittrex are pretty good Huh

As I said, I am on many markets. 1. For safety not to lose all the money if something happens, 2. For quantity to find every coin possible. For example, IOST now was listed only on Binance.