Quote from: djmixen on September 03, 2020, 04:40:36 AM

Quote from: Lugdunex on April 16, 2019, 03:28:07 PM

Hello to all the Bitcointalkers!

Because it is my first post, I have, at least, to present myself in several words. I am a coins/tokens dev and web developer full stack.
After several years of crypto experience, I decided to create my own project. It is not a coin, nor a token (there is already plenty of ERC20 tokens and coins), it is a cryptocurrency exchange.

There is already some exchanges available on the web, but I would like to build one which may fit to Bitcointalk users, it's why I opened this thread, and ask you today what do you like the most in crypto exchanges, as well as the things that you dislike. It can be specific features, themes, properties...
I want to build a good exchange, and for that I need to know your preferences.

Waiting for your replies

Lugdunex

I cannot define the good exchange, maybe if the exchange has a lot of coins that have big volumes I could say it's a good exchange.
One of a good example of this are Binance, Bittrex, Bibox, Houbi, Bitforex, and Kucoin because for me as long as you earn and you comfortable
that your assets are safe that means the exchange you used is safe in my own perception.

Probably everyone defines it in their own way. High trading volumes on good crypto exchange and a user-friendly interface with many necessary functions are important for traders. I think there are still people who keep in exchanges. I dont consider this method to be the most successful, but for such users, crypto platform reliability and safety are important. Therefore, I believe that there is no universal answer to topic starter question. I consider the above list of exchanges to be a good recommendation, except for Bibox, since I have never used it. On my own I can recommend looking at the reviews on cryptototem: https://cryptototem.com/bittrex-review/. Perhaps after reading these reviews, you can answer your question "How do you define a good exchange?".

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