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If you're talking about exchanges I can recommend binance and okex |
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easiest mobile application that I know is binance, you can look for a binance application in Playstore, using the binance application is very easy to trade, I also often use the application is suitable for trading daily because the application is very light.
If you're talking about exchanges I can recommend binance and okex |
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I don't think it's Bitcoin that they should be adopting at all. It's slow and Facebook will want some sort of control over it, with Bitcoin, they can't.
We've seen one of the Facebook blockchain devs (David Wong) singing Algorand's praises in recent weeks (not to mention interest amongst top banks too), maybe exploring their tech could be the way forward...
Who knows where this is going, I don't really think we need Libra to be honest. There's plenty of other platforms that make more sense and have already established a footing in the DeFi space (Algorand mentioned above, Ethereum/MakerDAO obviously).
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We have robotic version of human body, we have robotic brains. And now we have to figure out how to transfer consciousness to these machines / give them access to it. Do you think Blockchain would/could play a role in this technology? Sometimes I think about storing our consciousness on the blockchain and keep it permanent.
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I cheated my way thru in a job interview, for the role of the content writer of exchange, now my boss asks me to write about blockchain but I know nothing about it. Could you guys just give me a basic rundown of.... *Things?*. Anything and everything you feel would be nice to know here
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No one discusses about the 51% attack? Since google claim to have the quantum supremacy...Anyone thinks they can do it?
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This article explores what a 51% attack on bitcoin might look like but pretty much says it's not feasible not only due to acquisition of hash power but moving the funds. It also looks at some alt coins who are more susceptible than btc to the attack There is another attack vector in commandeering or DDOS the 3 mining pools that host more than 51% of the hash power. Either you gain a bunch of power or you lower the network total hash power. Question is, what does it cost to bribe key employees at BTC.com, antpool and viaBTC? Source: http://lacker.io/crypto/2019/10/07/how-to-51-attack-bitcoin.html |
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Yea... and just for context, 20k a day is a revenue of 7.3 million a year. That's nothing for any medium sized company much less for one of the largest crypto exchanges in the world. You may not be happy that you aren't getting 1:1 trades, but i wouldn't exactly call this overcharging. If you can find a more trustworthy exchange with better exchange rates, then go there. If you find that hard to do, then they're not overcharging... Any thoughts on OKEX / Huobi fees? |
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DYOR and be aware of scams since majority of traders lose money in crypto!! But I do recommend Gatecoin / okex / huobi. |
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I have tried a lot of exchanges like binance / huobi , OKex is my fav , I like their UIUX. |
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You know who will survive in the case of the financial crisis? Exchanges like OKEX, Huobi |
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Short live CCP what can I say  You could stop binance but you wouldn't be able to stop crypto! |
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"If stablecoins were to become widespread, it could potentially lead to new risks regarding money laundering and terrorist financing. It is our job to ensure the new risks in connection with stablecoins will be adequately addressed."
Direct quote from Xiangmin Liu, president of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), said that both the stablecoin and the companies that issue them would be subject to global standards on cryptocurrencies and traditional financial assets, Reuters reported.
They think that Stablecoin do a better job on the store of value and serving as a mean of payment.
However, they think that it should subject to regulation set out by government, which I think kind of defeat the original purpose of crypto...
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So cut into the cheese,
From my experience with Binance, bitmex and OKEX, i come up with the following analysis.
Binance:
Good - the OG of crypto exchanges, wide range of trading pairs, relatively reliable.
Bad - suffer from security issue
OKEX:
Good - lots of promotions, airdrops, relatively cheap fees, wide range of products
Bad - too many promotions!
Bitmex:
Good - high risk high return derivatives
Bad - price manipulation
My two cents about the 'bad' that you specified; Binance; They did suffer from security problems, but they are fixed. Any new security problems that may occur are just as much of a risk on other platforms. OKEx; It's a crappy Tether wash trading exchange. Too many promotions is the last "problem" to worry about when using them. Bitmex; I do agree that there is an increased incentive for the exchange to manipulate the prices and front run orders of other traders because of their in-house trading bots. I personally would never use or recommend anyone to use OKEx because they are just a shady exchange. BTI report about wash trading can be found here. Hahaha, that's some good input you have right there! Thanks for the BTI report! Look like a reliable source of information. BTW, how to be "BTI verified"? |
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This is hard for exchanges (Binance / okex / etc...) to have succeeded in their P2P platform since china has the RIGHT to ban their IP and make it inaccessible. And the force of State-owned companies is just too much for private (well, at least semi-private Huh Huh) companies to fight in mainland China.
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This is hard for exchanges ( Binance / okex / etc...) to have succeeded in their P2P platform since china has the RIGHT to ban their IP and make it inaccessible. And the force of State-owned companies is just too much for private (well, at least semi-private  ) companies to fight in mainland China. |
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Seriously, the only way people can have their freedom is to have freedom from government taxation system. That's why exchange serves an important role in this fight. Props to Binance OKEX and Huobi for making this happens. |
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I think fiat currency is going to last forever. I mean when you look at London stock exchange, NY stock exchange. Compare them to crypto exchanges like Binance or OKEX or what not? you will see the different (The formality and volume) Reference: https://www.londonstockexchange.com/home/homepage.htmokex.com |
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I think it is quite strange that they didn't come to a compromise since the usual Chinese government way of doing things is to centralise everything and control to increase "Harmony" My bet goes with Binance because crypto will not be stopped, it is a global thing and if Chinese are not able to join, it's their loss, the remaining population are to be using P2P to trade happily without them. 2 Giant Chinese companies clash, who will win? What do you think? How about other exchanges like Huobi/ OKEX/ ANX, do you think they are a worthy opponent to Binance? XD Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/billybambrough/2019/10/17/chinas-alipay-and-bitcoin-exchange-giant-binance-in-shock-clash/#13b3ac3c3924 |
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