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Well, Bitfinex is a great exchange, but quite old right now. Reliable, but not innovative. I prefer pretty new exchanges with huge potential to become powerful. Check out for example CoinDeal this is exactly what I'm talking about. It's safe and progressive in the same time. Recently, they have launched their new mobile app so you can check it.
What about using an exchange? Imo, that's definitely the safest option. Many of the cryptocurrency exchanges have the ETH/BTC markets, like for example CoinDeal. Isn't that the most reasonable and safe option?
Re: President Trump going against BitCoin | JP Morgan Using BitCoin to trade drug
Well, Trump hasn't a "brilliant" reputation 
and it was absolutely foreseeable that he won't accept cryptocurrencies. I want it to change, it would be great if the governments officially accept the virtual money. Recently, I've found an interesting article called Crypto Civil War and you can find there a few words about Trump too.
and it was absolutely foreseeable that he won't accept cryptocurrencies. I want it to change, it would be great if the governments officially accept the virtual money. Recently, I've found an interesting article called Crypto Civil War and you can find there a few words about Trump too.In my opinion, Bitcoin's price will rise. So, for now - I've decided to keep my coins. To be honest, I even bought a few coins on the net, because I found a website with quite attractive fees. But, this is not good time to sell - that's for sure 
Be patient
Be patientSwitzerland is a cryptocurrency "paradise", that's for sure. More and more crypto brands want to be available in Switzerland. For example - CoinDeal, they have just announced that they have the new market - BTC/CHF. So, in my opinion, Switzerland is the best European country for cryptocurrencies and is seems to be even better soon.
More and more exchanges being hacked so for now - I don't trust them 
I started to use buycoinnow where you can buy bitcoin via credit card. This is definitely less dangerous this times to me.
I started to use buycoinnow where you can buy bitcoin via credit card. This is definitely less dangerous this times to me.Re: Bitcoin will be legally accepted in every country in the next 10 years?
Now, it's still too early for governments to accept cryptocurrencies, but I think that it will adopted in the next 5-10 years. But firstly, we need to change our politicians 
I found really nice article about the war between governments and cryptocurrencies, you can check it.
I found really nice article about the war between governments and cryptocurrencies, you can check it.I know paybis. As far as I know they have a nice variety with coins. I hope that at buycoinnow will be available other coins soon because I quite like it
Actually, it is possible. You can easily purchase some coins at some platforms, but if you are a trader you will have to transfer them to exchange. So imo the better solution is to immediately invest in exchange
Right, it is so much easier when you use exchanges, that is better option for meThanks for the answers, sorry for the silence
yeah, I know about both of them, there are very popular in Poland. But I've been looking for something besides them. I should precise it, sorry
Anyway, thanks for the help everyone
If you are referring to PLNCoin then according to CoinMarketCap, it's only tradable on YoBit which is an exchange that I wouldn't suggest for anyone.
I also don't see any PLN on CMC.
I've been looking for pln, polish fiat currency. I didn't know about existence of such thing like "PLN Coin", but it looks kinda shady for me. And I agree about YoBit, it doesn't look trustableCan anyone recommend me a reliable cryptocurrency exchange pln/btc or altcoins?
Maybe you should check BitBay or CoinDeal? Personally, I like CD, they have great variety of cryptocurrencies. I consider it as a really professional and reliable. Now, this is a great moment to register because CoinDeal have a giveaway and you can have CDL Tokens for free. If you want to know more about CD - here is the article about its current actions.Anyway, thanks for the help everyone
Re: If india bans Cryptocurrency as per the draft law, What happens to the community
However I don't think there will be further ban on cryptocurrency usage within India. As per the recent G20 summit the standards for anti-money laundering and counter terrorism funding will be set by Financial Action Tasks Force (FATF). Being a member of G20 India will also be following the standards, this in some form assure that there will be no big issue with ban on India anymore.
That's true, we're talking about very serious actions which could be taken by the government of India, but I don't think they will let down such huge community. India is doing great with their cryptocurrency development and growth of their exchanges, it's becoming more and more important part of global economy, and this country must be part of it. India is not the only country, where cryptomarket is going through some troubles, but I think they will handle it properly.
In some countries, bitcoin can indeed be used to buy many things such as food, accessories, and some services, but in some countries bitcoin is only used as a digital investment commodity and not in exchange as in other countries and there is also a state that completely prohibits its citizens from using bitcoin.
Yes, in Poland we have even some restaurants where you can pay with some cryptocurrencies. These are now more and more popular paying method.Re: CoinDeal Celebrates Wolverhampton Wanderers Sponsorship Renewal
This partnership could be a great promotional step, not only for CoinDeal but also for Wolves. As a fan of both - football and cryptocurrencies - I'm glad that more and more cryptocurrency services decide to support some sports and teams