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I suggest that you use coinbase or bitstamp to buy bitcoin
With Bitcoin you can transfer it to Binance, which is the most reliable cryptocurrency x cryptocurrency exchange (they don't receive USD deposits).
Then you will exchange BTC for any cheap alternative coin you like.
Also, I will suggest that you keep at least some of your holdings in BTC, which is the most reliable and secure cryptocurrency out here
Think about it. In this image you are trying to become a shitcoinner.
With Bitcoin you can transfer it to Binance, which is the most reliable cryptocurrency x cryptocurrency exchange (they don't receive USD deposits).
Then you will exchange BTC for any cheap alternative coin you like.
Also, I will suggest that you keep at least some of your holdings in BTC, which is the most reliable and secure cryptocurrency out here
Think about it. In this image you are trying to become a shitcoinner.
Great points made! Thanks for your input and suggestions. I will do as suggested.
⭐ Merited by bitmover (1)
I am a bit of a newbie here and have seen a bit of information on the net regarding Coinbase and Bitstamp being great exchanges to use to purchase coins, but being as though they only offer much of the main cryptos coins, I am not able to purchase any of the alternative coins that are cheaper. Plus, since I reside in the States, some of the other exchanges cannot do business with US residents. So, I wanted to know if anyone knew of any alternative REPUTABLE exchanges/brokers to go through that could provide service to US residents, as well as have the option for purchasing the less popular/cheaper coins?