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Hi,

LightDoge is very fast but not supported by a lot of exchange.
Bitcoin is awfull, usually takes 1h to 1h30 for my money to be transferred.
What other crypto out there is fast?

Thanks.

litecoin

how much time for validation? i heard eth je faast

LightDoge is not an altcoin that you see on many exchanges, Dogecoin however is listed on almost all of them and the confirmations are fast. and also as the other posted said litecoin is also fast enough and has a low fee.

also keep in mind that being fast is not the only factor you should look at. you should also check to see how many confirmation the exchanges need. if they need 3 confirmation for bitcoin they may need 120 confirmation for another altcoin which can take a very long time, even 2 hours to reach that much and that is if you are lucky and don't fall in a difficulty retarget period which takes longer.

this is wrong, because if you withdraw bitcoin from an exchange, unlike you the exchanges pay a high enough fee to get a high priority and that means their transactions will be included in the next block which on average will take 10 minutes.

it is fast but not the fastest and certainly not the cheapest either. the fees are very high!
also you have to at least transfer 0.1 ether to another exchange otherwise they will accept it as donation!!!

The exchange might be paying the fees but they will put you in the queue according the number of transactions,either way it will take up to an hour to get your coins moved. When it comes to ETH almost all of the major exchanges need you to have 30 confirmation and it might take around 20 minutes to half hour to send the coins.

i think dogecoin is so fast and low fee also

Digibyte is very fast. Much faster than ltc

syscoin  dogecoin so many you can try one by one ...

you need to make a difference here, sending from exchange to exchange is done by the exchange itself, not only by the time of transaction, some exchange are really slow to send money even if the confirmation of the coin you are sending is fast, now among the fastest coin we have ETH with 15 sec block time, or fast coin with 30 sec block time

Stratis is very fast, takes less than 30 seconds to show up then under 2 min to get the full 6 confirmations.
Will have 1 confirmation within seconds

The fastest I think is litecoin ans strats. You should try litecoin first as this is what I do trade on from c-cex to poloniex. It is very fast and confirmation take less time compare to Ethereum and bitcoin.

Ltc network wasn't very stable in the past few days. Some of my transactions got rollback and  cost me money. I'll try stratis. But you really need to try digibyte. It's so much faster

try to stick with the top altcoins which have a lot of liquidity.
you may find a random small altcoin that has a very fast confirmation (much faster than Doge for example) but the problem with those altcoins is that sometimes the exchanges don't have enough of them in their hot wallet or in total in their cold and hot wallet and you may get stuck waiting for them to manually pay you from cold storage. which can take days even!!

go with Doge or LTC and they will always have a lot of it in their hot wallet alone.

Based on my analysis ethereum is having good speed around 15 to 20 minutes and litecoin also having good transaction fees about 20 min and doge took me twice around 40 minutes but low transaction fees 1 dogecoin per transaction.

Digibyte
Wirex offers dgb visa too

I always use dogecoin for sending from one exchange to another one. In addition to it's fast confirmation there is another important advantage.  It cause me to pay lower transaction fees. I recommend using dogecoin for that.

Lovely. But Dogecoin won't work as high-fees evader, if you transact bigger amounts of Bitcoins between exchanges. If you transact 1,000,000 Doge from exchange A (which doge is priced at 118) to exchange B (which doge is priced at 116), you will be losing money with such transaction, unless you are willing to hold till the price rises on exchange B.

You should be flexible — try transacting your bitcoins using an altcoin that is priced lower on A and higher (or the same) on B.