I'm not really a fan of exchanges, but thanks to quite a bit of development over this year affecting how I'm able to trade out my Bitcoin (previously, P2P was my major, almost exclusive choice), I've had to try a few, and since last year been impressed with one based in Austria: BitPanda.com.

They don't have orderbooks (there is a new trading platform but it's separate) so it's more of a direct exchange at the rates given, and I've found them to be better priced than most other options (except P2P), and with no fees for withdrawals to SEPA, hard to find fault. They also have PSD2 licence, which is more than most other exchanges can say (seriously, I'm surprised how many don't have it), can verify most countries in the world, and have multiple fiat cashout options.

It's been really great with support too, and if I were forced to recommend one exchange, this is the one I would.

Trade fee: 1.49% (buy) 1.29% (sell)
Listing fee: Not sure, their token trading platform is new.
Age:
Mobile app: yes
Options: credit card, NETELLER, Skrill, Sofort, GIROPAY, Amazon.de vouchers (only payout), bank transfers.
Currencies: USD, GPB, EURO, CHF.
2FA: yes
HQ: Vienna, Austria
Since: 2014
No KYC limit: 30k EUR cashout lifetime.

Sorry if this sounds like a shill!

Occasional user of HitBTC here.
Since the KYC part is incomplete. I would love to add in information based on user experience

I have been able to trade and withdraw without providing any KYC details (Of course with small amounts)
So Withdraw limits for Non KYC accounts are;

"Today we set a new daily record of 1,756 Bakkt Bitcoin Futures contracts traded"

Mercatox only requires KYC if you're withdrawing more than 0.5 BTC per day.

I used it without KYC and I asked about it in TG before using it.

They said I don't need KYC for the amount I wanted to trade and the amount was pretty low. But I don't know from what amount KYC is mandatory.

nice list but there is some incorrect information for Altilly

Altilly is headquartered in Sweden not Hong Kong. (see: https://www.altilly.com/page/aboutus)
Unfortunately they do have KYC, its opt in for now, and is part of their "AltillyPass" scheme. You have to pay them $10 to join it. (see: https://www.altilly.com/page/altillypass) 

Tomorrow we have 3rd T20 match between Australia VS Pakistan, and Australia has leading the series with 1-0, there is any chance Pakistan can level the T20 series? or tomorrow also match going to end with one side.

Yes 

I think Binance is mostly fine, at least for now (as long as you're not connecting from one of the restricted countries). Bisq isn't bad either but it's a different thing so it's very limited when it comes to volume and available trading pairs.

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This update fixes connection issue with Ledger devices on Windows 10 and adds clear steps on how to use Ledger with Yoroi!

Pakistan needs to change their pace bowlers (apart from Mohammad Amir). Both Mohammad Irfan and Wahab Riaz have been performing in a very ordinary manner for quite sometime now. The former is 37 years and the latter is 34. I don't understand the logic in sustaining with these bowlers. Pakistan has some very promising pace bowlers playing in the domestic competition and it may not be a bad idea to give them a chance. There are a few good players in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, such as Junaid Khan and Usman Shinwari. Mohammad Hasnain of Sindh is also an exciting young player.

And another worrying aspect is their spin bowling. Ever since Saeed Ajmal retired, Pakistan has been without a world class spinner. Now Afghanistan is producing world class spinners (Rashid Khan, Mujeeb ur Rahman.etc), but Pakistan is left with below average spin bowlers.  

Australia won this one easily and am not surprised. This is why rankings don't always tell the complete truth people. Pakistan struggled through out the match. Iftikar and Azam gave them a decent total, but Australia dominated them.

The super trio(Warner, Finch and Smith) continue to perform well. If the opposing team can take these 3 out quickly, Australia can be vulnerable as I mentioned in my previous post.

Canadian securities regulators have seized control of the Einstein cryptocurrency exchange.

The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) announced Monday that it had filed to take control of Einstein Exchange after the platform said on Oct. 31 that it planned to shut down its operations within the next 60 to 90 days. Einstein owes its customers $12.4 million ($16.3 million CAD), according to a court filing.

The Supreme Court of British Columbia granted the BCSC’s order and appointed accounting firm Grant Thornton as interim receiver to take control of the Vancouver-based exchange’s assets, going so far as to authorize Grant Thornton to take possession over any of Einstein’s properties and assets. A court order authorized Grant Thornton to forcibly enter any of Einstein’s business premises if necessary.

The firm entered and secured the premises of Einstein Exchange on Nov. 1.

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OT: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/04/study-single-anonymous-market-manipulator-pushed-bitcoin-to-20000.html

Funny that this hit piece was designed to discourage people from buying Bitcoin. But instead (whether true or not) it's actually a positive.

If this happened with supposedly just one manipulator, just imagine what would happen next time with "multiple" deep pocket manipulators? Perhaps hundreds? Lol

#getinb4moon