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Title: Which exchange to use for multiple accounts? Post by: cody72 on December 22, 2017, 03:57:41 PM Not sure if this is the right section, please let me know where I should post instead :)
I'm looking for an exchange where I can have 2 or more subaccounts where to trade with different wallets. Bitstamp has this option that is really cool, so you can use them for trying out different trading tactics and etc. However, bitstamp has only few currencies, I was looking for something like binance, but it cannot handle subaccounts. Do you know any exchange with few altcoins that have this feature? Title: Re: Which exchange to use for multiple accounts? Post by: wayaneka on December 23, 2017, 07:25:41 AM In my opinion some exchange that allowed for multi account is decentralized exchange etherdelta, coinexchange, yobit and cryptopia. But for mayor exchange like Bittrex they does not allow for multi account, they will banned it for that case.
Title: Re: Which exchange to use for multiple accounts? Post by: mrp1994 on December 23, 2017, 07:38:49 AM Not sure if this is the right section, please let me know where I should post instead :) I'm looking for an exchange where I can have 2 or more subaccounts where to trade with different wallets. Bitstamp has this option that is really cool, so you can use them for trying out different trading tactics and etc. However, bitstamp has only few currencies, I was looking for something like binance, but it cannot handle subaccounts. Do you know any exchange with few altcoins that have this feature? You can go through Poloniex and if you want you can link all those accounts together. Telegram:- https://t.me/poloniexsignalsforyou G-mail:- poloniexsignalsforyou@gmail.com Twitter:- https://twitter.com/polosignals/ https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2510441.msg26771789#msg26771789 Title: Re: Which exchange to use for multiple accounts? Post by: gamerfan on December 23, 2017, 09:23:30 AM Not sure if this is the right section, please let me know where I should post instead :) I'm looking for an exchange where I can have 2 or more subaccounts where to trade with different wallets. Bitstamp has this option that is really cool, so you can use them for trying out different trading tactics and etc. However, bitstamp has only few currencies, I was looking for something like binance, but it cannot handle subaccounts. Do you know any exchange with few altcoins that have this feature? You can basically do it on every exchange which does not require silly verifications. So any decentralized exchange is good, I suggest you etherdelta for ETH-based tokens and Waves for Waves-based tokens as well as main coins like Bitcoin, Litecoin and Eth. Title: Re: Which exchange to use for multiple accounts? Post by: tarpa07 on December 23, 2017, 10:20:59 AM I'm don't understand why you want to use multiple account ? Multiple account is a not for safe you can lose any time your all money if which platform support multiple account. Bittrex is a number one they are not accept multiple account. I know yobit, etherdelta accept multiple account .
Title: Re: Which exchange to use for multiple accounts? Post by: SHAWN77371 on December 23, 2017, 11:06:32 AM I THOUGHT YOBIT IS CLOSING UP SHOP AFTER THE SECOND HACK THEY HAD.. DID SOMETHING CHANGE SENSE THE OTHER DAY OR WAS IT JUST FAKE NEWS?? Title: Re: Which exchange to use for multiple accounts? Post by: rysea2 on December 23, 2017, 11:54:28 AM Not sure if this is the right section, please let me know where I should post instead :) why do you want to have multiple accounts?I'm looking for an exchange where I can have 2 or more subaccounts where to trade with different wallets. Bitstamp has this option that is really cool, so you can use them for trying out different trading tactics and etc. However, bitstamp has only few currencies, I was looking for something like binance, but it cannot handle subaccounts. Do you know any exchange with few altcoins that have this feature? but if you think it's possible I just know that etherdelta is the one that can be used for multiple accounts because etherdelta can use wallet ethereum directly or import MEW. Title: Re: Which exchange to use for multiple accounts? Post by: blueteam09 on December 23, 2017, 02:51:07 PM I do not think you should use multiple accounts on the same trading platform. What is that purpose? There are quite a lot of trading floors that prohibit you to use multiple accounts on the same computer. You should use multiple trading platforms better.
Title: Re: Which exchange to use for multiple accounts? Post by: cody72 on January 07, 2018, 07:02:23 AM I do not think you should use multiple accounts on the same trading platform. What is that purpose? There are quite a lot of trading floors that prohibit you to use multiple accounts on the same computer. You should use multiple trading platforms better. Not sure if this is the right section, please let me know where I should post instead :) why do you want to have multiple accounts?I'm looking for an exchange where I can have 2 or more subaccounts where to trade with different wallets. Bitstamp has this option that is really cool, so you can use them for trying out different trading tactics and etc. However, bitstamp has only few currencies, I was looking for something like binance, but it cannot handle subaccounts. Do you know any exchange with few altcoins that have this feature? but if you think it's possible I just know that etherdelta is the one that can be used for multiple accounts because etherdelta can use wallet ethereum directly or import MEW. I want to use two or more accounts under the same email address. For example if I want to manage my funds, my fathers funds, and my brother funds without having to logout and login everytime with different emails. Bitstamp allows this kind of subaccounts, but it has very little currencies to use. |