Do you have an ANN thread where I can read more details about your company?

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Okay sounds nice, where can I download the wallet?

What wallet we need to prepare? ETH address?

Do you accept Paypal deposits? Why not add Paypal?

Roger needs a little promotion of his exchange site. Also need to clear doubts from crypto people.

I will NEVER consider a KYC-requiring exchange as long as legit alternatives like BaseFEX are available.

In fact, I don't trust KYC conducted by cryptocurrency exchanges at all. Even Binance was recently hacked and thousands of KYC info including user id, selfie, name, email address, or maybe even physical address are currently being listed for sale on the dark web as we speak.

I mean, if you like to trade your own financial security for some short time convenience, that's your own business. But please don't attempt to convince me here because I’ve learned my lesson the hard way.

A few years back, I had $5000 scammed off my credit card in Luxembourg despite I never set foot there for my entire life. And the goddamn bank still wanted me to pay for it. And you know what's the source of the leak? Amazon! Yes, THE Amazon.com!

Now, try to say it again that you feel comfortable entrusting your personal financial security to Binance, or even ‘Bitmax’? Do you plan to tell me this ‘Bitmax’ has better cybersecurity than Amazon?

No I have been using US IP addresses all along and nothing bad happened. The response time has been fast for both desktop and app.
I think either they don't do anything special to US IP addresses, or they simply don't tag IP locations. My best guess is, as a China-based exchange, they might simply be less concerned about CFTC investigations.
Their engine is definitely strong. As for the interface, different people have different views. For me it took me time to get used to but once I got there, it turned out to be efficient.

Thanks a lot. 3.3x is way below my range of needs so never considered Bitfinex in the first place. So was Binance.

Update regarding my experience on BaseFEX:
I have been trading there for a week. With $700 BTC deposit, I ended up $1600 BTC in my balance before my withdrawal yesterday. I trade exclusively on their BTC pairs.

The liquidity is way better than I thought. I can have my orders fulfilled or taken most of the time. I also began to develop some familiarity with their interface that I had criticized about. Their API is neat and comprehensive, pretty easy to integrate with my tools.

I trade a lot during the period of volatility. Some exchanges of even longer history often have the server overwhelmed(such as BitMEX) or error out(such as Deribit as I heard) during these times. BaseFEX is an exception, as I hoped, not much difference when the volume is up. I was told by the support that their backend is built and maintained by some former Huobi and OKEX engineers so I guess it's worth the trading fees I pay. I know it could be just that they haven't got to the overwhelming volume yet, but from where I can see they still have a long way to go to get there so I say this smoothness will be pretty much the case for a year or so.

I also got the feeling that they don't do inside jobs, at least not at this moment. I mean BitMEX is known for counter trading traders even though they never admitted it but they make you 'Order Submission Error' when you are close to liquidation. BaseFEX has very similar liquidation and ADL policies, BUT, a HUGE BUT here, no 'Order Submission Error' when I closed my position right before liquidation.
I also don't think they have insider traders that feeling I always got on BitMEX.

I'd also like to comment on BaseFEX's app. It is very fast and neatly designed! It is very useful and offers the same features as the desktop version. I mean I don't trade on app in general, but it is nice that I can manually close a position to prevent liquidation when I am outside.

I feel I am converted. Seriously considering relocating parts of my trading activities to BaseFEX.

Hopefully they justify my trust.

 

BaseFEX:
The chart and the order book is not as good as Deribit and Bybit but seems, like someone said, still acceptable. Wide range of altcoin pairs that I need. What I found I love is, unlike a lot of other exchanges, they don’t ask for your email address before you ask questions in the live chat while I don’t want to be bombarded with junk emails.
To my surprise, THEY HAVE THE CEO ANSWERING MY QUESTIONS IN THE LIVE CHAT. I mean in the crypto space this is damn impressive considering 60% of the time people won’t even know the CEO’s name. In sharp contrast to their competition, Jess has been rather forthcoming about where they base - registered in Seychelles and operate mostly from China. They also claimed they haven’t had any downtimes for two months so let me at least give them the credit that they seem to score high where Bybit and Deribit are lacking.
However, their trading UI has some details that I am not really comfortable with. It seems they are trying to make a more intuitive UI but sometimes the needed intuition does not come naturally. I had to have Jess instructed me on where to set a few things.
I haven’t deposited yet but I will. I plan to see how things go from there. Seems like a legitimate, hard-working, smaller team who are proud of what they do, and how they do it.

Bitmax and a few others:
I need an American-friendly exchange that offers altcoin pairs and high leverages. So I didn’t bother.

Its so scary to sell your information, specially if you are about to send your passport information to other people. This information can be use in illegal or evil activities.

Thank you guys, really, for all your recommendations. So I took a bit of time to go through the list. I have documented my experiences and findings below.

Bybit:
The chart and the order book look decent with good liquidity. And I do appreciate live support because no one will help you in Bitmex’s trollbox. A wide range of altcoin paris which perfectly fits my need.
However, when I started doing my due diligence, things began to look different. I found they have been intentionally misrepresenting themselves claiming they are Singapore or HK-based, but in fact, is a Chinese company.
What they claim:



The truth:

I mean I am no racist and tbh I don’t care where the exchange is located. In the crypto space more often than not you register in one place and operate from another. But what they are doing is TOTALLY different. How can I believe this is a legit exchange to put money in when I have realized they are NOT who they say they are the whole time?
The FINAL nail in the coffin would be the scam accusations concerning some ‘forced closing algorithm’ that automatically closes a profit-making position without a trader’s permission. I saw more than one cases of it on twitter.

I don’t know what ‘good things’ some folks here have heard about them, but sorry, personally I don’t think putting money here is a good idea. Maybe I am overreacting maybe someone here feels it is okey to be phoney. But I am out.

Deribit:
Initially looks like a great place although not many altcoin pairs. Very decent liquidity, good team transparency, and they have been around for a long time. In fact, I almost decided to partially settle here (yes I started to trade with some small deposit) despite the fact that I was also told they used to have A LOT OF downtimes in the past. I didn’t take the advice seriously, until their very recent ‘maintenance time’ WITH NO PRIOR WARNING.
This is really worrisome. I don't want to get liquidated because I cannot close a position when I need to. And even with proper compensation, it is still gonna be frustrating. So far it seems the history keeps repeating itself at Deribit...considering they only have ethusd I began to wonder if it really worth the hassle…

BitMEX has banned all US residents so I am looking for alternatives that allow high leverages and require no KYC. Thoughts?

Sounds like an EToro copy forex trader.  But this one is for crypto right? I visited the site and i like the idea of having a profile page for each participants. Create a function where they can add their pics so they can use the page to brag their trading skills thus it will give you site traffic.

Thank you for the reply dude.

What will I get for 0.04btc. Will i get the source code to be submitted to ads bidding?

Thanks for the smooth transaction,  fast and very patient designer. The next project is not via Paypal anymore,  I'll pay you via BTC.

Hi can you create a logo for my new electronics company.

I admire your artworks. 

Is the bounty about to end?