I think no one could deny the fact that Binance is taking over the crypto market, they managed to do that in a very short period of time.

They've started by Binance.com (crypto to crypto) and a few days ago, they released Binance jersey which is supposed to be for the UK & Europe (fiat trading).

They are also developing a decentralized exchange which you could find a sneak peek preview of it on YouTube. I'm not sure how decentralized this is going to be and whether It's going to be open source or not but it seems like they're controlling almost everything.

Don't get me wrong, I still think that Binance is a very reputable service and worth using, and after all, they're just a business trying to make money but do you think that this control could affect us (the community) badly in the future?

I was looking either from something from Austria or the U.S yes. Changing the country won't change the language only, it will also change the products as well, that's why It cannot be found elsewhere.

By limiting the number of wallets, you mean being able to withdraw a coin and not the others for example?

It all depends on the exchange but from I've seen, you can't really do that. If you give the API key for that, any kind of withdrawal can be done.

I'm going to assume there is a KYC procedure before being able to buy bitcoin using credit cards so you could protect your self from a chargeback. Is that valid for any amount or starts from high amounts?

Are these newly created devices only expensive because of the precious metals used? It's stupid indeed.

Why waste this amount of money where you could buy a simple Trezor wallet and buy bitcoins with the rest If you're willing to buy such a thing.

It wasn't showing as out of stock for me and that was like a couple of weeks ago, I got it sorted now but I appreciate the answer.

I've replied to the private messages, I no longer need this and as I couldn't find anyone to trade within time, I decided to take Paybis.com.

HitBtc does have KYC but It's very unclear on how they do it (I suggest writing it in red so people are aware). From what I searched and understood (From Reddit), It can happen anytime they detect some unusual (or so they say) activity in your account.

Okex has fiat trading (only deposits apparently) using Bank account, Alipay & WeChat pay. Poloniex seems to have enforced KYC as well (applies for both old and new users).

Neteller is not an option for me.

And the problem is not the availability of the funds, I know that I can only send them to other people and I can't withdraw them using the card.

Like in the pictures given above, I have all the deposit options, except for the BTC/BCH one.

I didn't get my account closed but I did that yes, I made multiple bitcoin deposits and withdraw them to Paysera before. It's weird though because I don't have any emails regarding this.

I think Myetherwallet proved us that they are trustworthy, but If you're worried about where the files are stored or being sent to, you could check the source code.

Clicking the buy button will redirect you to the Amazon link that I posted above. I speak French and apparently, they're only showing a PDF preview, It's not for sale in that format.


I've come across similar websites, They just ask you to finish a survey (so they get money) to give you download link apparently, It looks fake.

I decided to start using Paybis since they accept some payment methods that I use and even though there are some third-party fees, It still handy when you need an urgent transaction.

I'm not planning to bypass the limits as I don't want to send my documents but on each transaction you make, they tell you that in case there is a suspicious activity (not sure what that means to start with), the account could be closed until you provide the necessary documents.

Did anyone experience such a thing before where he got his account frozen by trading larger amounts, or connecting from a VPN etc.? Just want to know how often this happens.

I tried both my brother's account and mine and It resulted in the same thing, no option to deposit using bitcoin.

I've searched and I couldn't find any articles where Skrill announced that they would delete the option to deposit using Bitcoin. Does anyone have an idea?

I need this as soon as possible. The rates are 1:1 using preev.com.

I'm not willing to trade with low ranked members or people with negative trust so please don't waste your time.

Using that colisexpat means that it could cost me much more as I need to ship it there => Shipito and then to my real address but they apparently can deliver to Austria so that'so good.

And yes, I've searched, and the website is apparently reputable. Please post your address.


That's what I was looking for but the member above already found it.



That's it but that's the Italian version of the website. If I try to change the URL to 'en'. It says it's not found.

It might be the case but I would've understood better If they asked the new users for that and not the current ones with no prior notice, that sounded very unprofessional.

I'm pretty sure that was on purpose to a certain degree. If you're running one of the largest exchange platforms out there, you should at least know what is crypto is about and that most people care about their privacy. So when they did this move, they knew exactly what they were doing.

Now and thinking about it, are these CPUs or Cores? I managed to find something much cheaper with OVH and it has one CPU (4 core, 8 threads) and 32GB RAM: https://www.ovh.com/world/dedicated-servers/hosting/1901host01.xml

But again, the problem is that they don't accept bitcoin.


I've checked their website and just like the website suggested above, it looks expensive.

I don't think I care that much about the support, I'm not planning to run something that could cause problems or I might need help with, as long as the server is running 24/7 that's all I need.

I stopped using Bittrex since their last KYC move where they forced everyone to verify their accounts and as unprofessional as it was, I still think they are a good service, I wouldn't be worried.

I've traded probably +800$ with OP. Just did another smooth and fast transaction with him (200$), he went first.

TXID: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/dc98524830d101d8b52614292407dfe4eda9aef25c44cecb8978e39e673c3988

It does say that you'll have to pay 39£ to have full access though. It looks too basic and unprofessional just from the design.

I would go with something like CryptoPing If you're into signaling to start with (I personally find it hard as you'll need to have your accounts filled with balance in multiple exchanges), but It's not free, It costs 20 USD.