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You can check mempool.space for how much you need to pay/confirmation time and then click on the button below the close button to edit the fees to whatever amount you want to.
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I am using Kucoin and no KYC required yet. People can be thinking that Kucoin may require KYC later because of the regulatory pressure. Some weeks ago, Kucoin was unable to meet the regulatory requirements in Canada and they are no longer able to provider exchange service to Canadians.
I wouldn't expect Kucoin to do that without announcing it in advance. They're not that strict. I know a few people who used the exchange from restricted countries, and Kucoin still allowed them to withdraw their funds when they detected that. |
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Went to go take a look, poked around and got the 'you are coming from a restricted IP' message. And then went to other sites, in other tabs, to do other things.
Left that tab open in FireFox and after a few minutes it was using a stupid high amount of CPU and my laptop fan was on full. Closed that tab and all was good.
Anyone else seeing it? Since I can't use it I'm not going to dig into it, but I have replicated it.
Could be them or it could be one of my browser extensions.
-Dave
Yes, it looks like the U.S and sanctioned countries are not allowed to use their services. Definitely not what you would expect from an open-source project but I guess this is what happens when you're backed by investors. |
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So I just checked the project again and it looks like the wallet has been released to Chrome, Firefox, and Brave. They need to work on the UI/UX more but it's functional.  You can deposit BTC on-chain, LN as well as their synthetic stablecoins which you can read more about here now that they have updated the site[1]. I still haven't tried the exchange yet but it looks like they have around ~50K $ volume per day. [1] https://kollider.xyz/stablecoins |
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I appreciate all your effort to help me and clarify me question that keep bugging my head.
About fees , there are fees to buy BTC or Ether , sell them for Eur/USd and even transfer them to a wallet right ?
The user above has already answered the question but if your goal is to eliminate as much fees as possible then going with P2P platforms might be best. You should use something that has free transfers, like Wise or Revolut. Add to that the free escrow fees that Binance and some other providers have... you will then end up only paying withdrawal fees. |
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شكرا اخي اوميغا على الموضوع.
ساحاول بعد اذنك الإجابة على بعض التساؤلات و توضيح بعض النقاط حسب معرفتي و تجربتي مع الموقع الذي ذكرته.
اولا، موقع viabtc ليس موقع نصاب او كما يعتقد البعض كل ما يقوم به هو إعادة بث معاملتك للشبكة.
أصحاب الموقع لديهم حوض تعدين خاص بهم و يقومون إيجاد عدد لا بأس به من البلوكات يوميا.
ما يقوم به الموقع أو الخدمة التي نتحدث عنها هنا هو ادراج معاملتك في البلوك الذي يقوم حوض التعدين بالعمل عليه. يعني اذا وفق حوض التعدين إيجاد او الفوز البلوك فسيتم تأكيد معاملتك.
لكن الموقع يضع بعض الشروط منها انه لا يقبل الا عددا معينا من المعاملات كل ساعة و يجب أن لا تقل عمولة المعاملة عن 0.0001btc/kb
صحيح اخي خالد، أود فقط أن أضيف أن الموقع لا يقبل المعاملات التي يفوق حجمها 0.5 كيلو بايت (أو 500 بايت) يعني ان أردت تسريع معاملة خاصة و التي تملك الكثير من inputs/outputs فهذا الموقع لن يساعدك. و نعم اخي، الأمر كما ذكرت. يعني في حال ارسالك للمعاملة للموقع، سوف تلاحظ أن معاملتك قد تمت اضافتها للبوك الذي تم تعدينه من طرف ViaBTC: https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/blocks/btcأما في حال استخدامك للخدمة المدفوعة للموقع فليس هنالك أي limits للعمولة أو حجم المعاملة. أضف الى أن المعاملة يمكن ادراجها مع أحواض تعدين أخرى (التي هي في شراكة مع ViaBTC) أما بالنسبة لاستخدام خاصية ال RBF، فنعم يمكن استخدامها لكن هذا الموقع مازال مفيدا في حال: - الموقع التي ارسلت اليه الأموال لا يقبل خاصية ال RBF مثل Changelly مثلا. يعني ان قمت بهذه العملية، فلن يتعرف الموقع على معاملتك الثانية - قمت باستخدام محفظة لا تملك هذه الخاصية - قمت بارسال كل أموالك، و ليس عندك ما يلزم برفع العمولة |
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That's pretty low but I guess it's still sustainable because I would imagine they're batching transactions like every CEX out there. So instead of processing your withdrawal individually, they process multiple withdrawal requests at once (in one transaction). $0 - $49.99 = $0.5 fee
$50 - $99.99 = 1% fee
$100+ = $2 fee
And that's not the case with the non-custodial wallets you mentioned. This should still not be a reason for you to use Noones to store your money though. Paxful suspended withdrawals and blocked some users from accessing their funds when they shut down. The same could happen with Noones or any other CEX. So you shouldn't be using them as a personal wallet. |
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I don't really use the android version so I couldn't tell you whether that's possible to achieve or not but you should be able to downgrade if you want. Here you have a list of all previous versions (see the APKs): https://download.electrum.org/ |
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مع ارتفاع الرسوم[1]، ارتأيت أن اذكركم بموقع ViaBTC الذي يتيح لكن تسريع المعاملات[2] في حال قمت بارسال معاملة برسوم منخفضة نوعا ما وفقا لما رأيته لحد الان، لا يبدو أن هنالك الكثير من المستخدمين في الموقع كما كان الحال منذ عدة سنوات يعني هنالك فرصة كبيرة أن تتمكنو من ارسال معاملاتكم للموقع و ان لم تكن هنالك اماكن شاغرة، ما عليكم سوى الانتظار الى رأس الساعة و تفقد الموقع من جديد. [1] https://mempool.space/[2] https://www.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator |
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Thank you sir! I got it and completely understand it. My only concern is if i want to buy more crypto or any other crypto with euros/usd , which platform should i use ? I know ledger has Ledger live , but a friend of mine has a Ledger for stocking and he's buying crypto from Kraken . He said that it was cheaper to buy from Kraken than Ledger Live that time. How can i know that or check that?
Another friend of mine uses only Binance for example.
I want to secure my crypto with the ledger wallet but i'd like more to know from which app to buy my crypto and then propably send them to my ledger?!?!
Ledger Live seems to be using Moonpay[1] so I would imagine that they might be charging users a bit more. As for your second question, then any decent exchange should allow you to withdraw your funds to your ledger or any other wallet. And from what I understood from your last post, that should also include Revolut. Now whether they charge more or fewer fees than other exchanges, I'm not sure. In addition to Kraken, you should also look into Coinbase. [1] https://www.ledger.com/academy/series/ledger-how-tos/how-to-buy-crypto-through-ledger-live |
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Thanks! yeah, all from bitcointalk since i haven't started a paid marketing yet, but it's on my to-do-list, i have registered for an account here back in 2017 but wasn't active at all. btw, since you are a staff here, could you give me some info about marketing on bitcointalk? i will be interested  Since the forum no longer sells ads slots, you can do signature campaigns like some other services do: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0But I'm not sure if you could achieve the same results as these services if you're going only going to profit from placing ads in your site? |
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I have started working on SEO & it will be improved everyday as time passes, I was checking the visitors & i have to say that i am very happy seeing about 100 visitors on daily basis, not a bad start for a the first week!
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That's pretty good considering that you've only launched a couple of days ago. Is it all organic search traffic? or it's mostly coming from bitcointalk? |
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In Revolut i can only buy , sell and send crypto , i dont see an exchange option. So i should withdraw my crypto and invest them in an exchange crypto app ?
Can you withdraw your crypto is what I'm asking. if you can withdraw or send your crypto to your personal wallet, then I don't see any harm in using them. But if they don't, then you should switch to a proper exchange instead. Sell your crypto to fiat, and use it to buy the coin you want in Coinbase for example, and then withdraw that to your personal wallet. |
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Can you withdraw the funds from the account? If you can only buy/sell and transfer them to other Revolut users, then no, you shouldn't keep buying from there. Instead, use an exchange, and withdraw to your personal wallet.
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هذا شيء مخزي بالفعل 5000$ مدى الحياة لمن لم يوثق حسابه، طيب والناس اللي عندهم مبالغ أكبر من هذه القيمة ألن يعطوهم فرصة لسحب أموالهم؟
أعني أخي أوميغا هل تم تطبيق القرار فورا أم هناك مهلة زمنية معينة على حد علمك؟
للأسف لا، لا يوجد أي مهلة زمنية، عندي حساب في المنصة و عند الذهاب الى صفحة السحب يمكنني رؤية أن السقف قم تم تغييره الى 0.17 بيتكوين (و هو الذي يعادل 5 الاف دولار) حاليا. تبقى منصة كوكوين هي المنصة المنصة الجيدة الوحيدة التي مازلت تتيح لمستخدميها سحب 1 بيتكوين في اليوم. |
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برأيي ان فرض إثبات الهوية على المستخدمين هو امر لا مفر منه سواء عاجلا ام اجلا بالنسبة لكل المنصات المركزية الرخصة.
هي مسألة وقت فقط قبل أن تبدأ باقي المنصات مثل اوككس بفرض نفس السياسة. على كل مستخدمي هذه المنصات ان يضعوا ذلك في اعتبرهم لتجنب اي مشاكل خاصة أن كانوا من دول محظورة.
فقط ما يميز المنصات الصادقة او من الأفضل القول المحترمة هو انها تعطي مهلة لمستخدميها الذين لا يرغبون في إثبات هوياتهم لكي يسحبوا اموالهم قبل بدأ تطبيق هذا الإجراء. غير ذلك يعتبر نوع من التحيل على العملاء و سرقة لعملاتهم بطريقة قانونية.
كما ذكرت، يبدو أنهم في تلك الطريق. لقد بلغ أحد الأعضاء أنه تم انقاص قدرة السحب الى 5000 الاف دولار فقط و أنا لا أقصد في فترة 24 ساعة[1] يعني باختصار، أصبح من المستحيل استخدام المنصة لفترات طويلة أو بمبالغ كبيرة من دون تعريف الهوية. أنا أنصح الاخوة الذين مازال عندهم أموال في المنصة أن يقومو بسحبها ان لم يكونو على استعداد لارسال وثائقهم [1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5414539.msg62183841#msg62183841 |
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First, a baybit, now an okx, the last hope for kucoin and huobi remains, the rest of the exchanges are already of a lower rank, and their functionality is poorer.
I could be wrong but I think this has something to do with them moving to Dubai. Both Bybit and OKX received a provisional license to operate in Dubai last year and just a couple of weeks ago Bybit announced opening their HQ in Dubai, and then they required KYC shortly (a couple of days) after. So it's very possible that OKX is preparing for the same thing. |
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