Quote from: Tytanowy Janusz on Today at 02:45:50 PM

Use binance. Super low fees (0.075% if you use BNB to reduce it), the best liquidity (means the lowest spreads, and low probability of flash crashes).

If I remember right when not using BNB the rate is still extremely low at 0.150%. Can you custody the crypto that you buy in this way on Binance?
Thanks for the info Tytanowy Janusz 👍

Quote from: Tytanowy Janusz on Today at 02:45:50 PM

Binance allow that too. In fact i havent seen crypto exchange that don't have it.

I was looking into and wondering about using strike app to trades since there are no fees at all and on the lightning network. But they don't have the download CSV file option. For that matter other than looking at your brief history that they have in the app there's really nothing other than yourself keeping track of all your trades.

Quote from: Tytanowy Janusz on Today at 02:45:50 PM

You should also check how tax from crypto is calculated in your country. In my, they don't care about crypto/crypto trades. They tax me only on crypto/fiat trades so I trade with USDT or BUSD trading pairs and sell to USD only when I want to cash out profits.

Yeah unfortunately, here in America, any exchange (including from one crypto to another) triggers a tax event. Anything under one year is considered short-term gains and taxed like regular income tax. Anything over one year is taxed as long-term gains and capital gains tax in a lower rate. Wink