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Title: Beginner looking for advice. Post by: Metros on June 08, 2017, 12:33:49 PM Hey there,
I am looking for 2 things. first is a good place that offer buying of all the major base coins (bitcoin/eth/waves/ripple/etc). I want to keep 50% of the units there and the rest to transfer to exchange/s. That leads to the second thing. I need a good exchange that have most of the altcoins. so I can buy altcoins via my "base coins" wallets ^^ I am not US based or even Europe so I cannot use servcies that works only there. I need international services. Btw, is there a service that allows buying/investing pre-ICO's? like instead of registering Aeternity + ZR + Tezos separately doing it all at once. Thanks in advance :) Any other usuful tip is more then welcome! Title: Re: Beginner looking for advice. Post by: OmegaStarScream on June 08, 2017, 05:57:28 PM What do you mean by "keep 50% of the units there" where is "there"? since you the place you mentioned are considered as exchanges so you will be keeping some in exchanges and sending the other half to exchanges ???
If you are looking for an exchange that support multiple coins then Poloniex.com is the way to go. I'm also not based on Europe or U.S.A but I use it without any issues, there is no ID verification needed as long as you don't request withdrawal more then the daily limit you have (2000$ a day). Its not recommended to store coins for long term in exchanges though, If you want to keep them in one place, go with a multi coin wallet like Exodus.io. As for the last service, there is no such a service but I believe there is a project being developed for that right now. I have seen a few ads lately but It could take sometime until they deliver. Title: Re: Beginner looking for advice. Post by: Patatas on June 08, 2017, 06:02:43 PM I am looking for 2 things. first is a good place that offer buying of all the major base coins (bitcoin/eth/waves/ripple/etc). 1.The term you're looking is a good exchange in both the mentioned cases.Not a safe practice to keep your coins in an exchange wallet.Not more than what you can afford to lose.I want to keep 50% of the units there and the rest to transfer to exchange/s. That leads to the second thing. I need a good exchange that have most of the altcoins. so I can buy altcoins via my "base coins" wallets ^^ Poloniex is the better option since you're quite choosy with the altcoins.But they do bite you in the ass if they feel like.Kraken don't think supports the wide range of altcoins you need but is more secure I guess.I am not US based or even Europe so I cannot use servcies that works only there. I need international services. Btw, is there a service that allows buying/investing pre-ICO's? like instead of registering Aeternity + ZR + Tezos separately doing it all at once. I saw the advertisement on bitcointalk,not sure where but they do have that kind of service.I'd suggest you to not invest in things blindly.Title: Re: Beginner looking for advice. Post by: shillfudder on June 08, 2017, 06:05:01 PM Poloniex or Bittrex, buddy.
Title: Re: Beginner looking for advice. Post by: Metros on June 08, 2017, 06:20:51 PM What do you mean by "keep 50% of the units there" where is "there"? since you the place you mentioned are considered as exchanges so you will be keeping some in exchanges and sending the other half to exchanges ??? If you are looking for an exchange that support multiple coins then Poloniex.com is the way to go. I'm also not based on Europe or U.S.A but I use it without any issues, there is no ID verification needed as long as you don't request withdrawal more then the daily limit you have (2000$ a day). Its not recommended to store coins for long term in exchanges though, If you want to keep them in one place, go with a multi coin wallet like Exodus.io. As for the last service, there is no such a service but I believe there is a project being developed for that right now. I have seen a few ads lately but It could take sometime until they deliver. I meant 50% will remain in the original wallets (not exchange wallets..) Title: Re: Beginner looking for advice. Post by: monbux on June 09, 2017, 12:02:09 AM I'd go with poloniex.
I would just trade/buy pre-ICO tokens from other users on this forum, if possible. |