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So, they've opened a registration after a long period. Wonder how long will that last.
But the question is why do they have only limited number of users, what is actualy the reason they can't run some biger scope. Is it regulation, customer support or something else. Or do they want to make the appearance of exclusivity.
It was the sheer number of registrations vs customer support. They were getting negative press for the lack of customer support, and so not to ruin their image they closed registrations for almost a month. |
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Thanks for posting this, I was able to register and I'm really happy, however I haven't gotten round to using it yet as there is a nagging voice at the back of my head. That voice is a result of how CEX.io opened registration again - it was done with no notice, no announcement, no nothing. All the latest news from CEX.io simply talks about registrations being closed, and the Social Media channels are rather quiet - and again with no mention of opening registrations anywhere.
Outside of the crypto-world I would not be this paranoid, but the less-than-savory crypto users are unfortunately extremely intelligent. Can anyone here vouch for this new 'registration opened' CEX.io? Is it safe to use?
(Without wanting to insult anyone, I'm not asking whether or not CEX is a scam or not - I'm interested if the website is actually their own and legit. I just find it hard to believe that any exchange that had had to close registration would open it up again without mentioning or announcing it anywhere, not to mention their own 'sign up for e-mail alerts when registration re-opens' subscription did not send any notification.)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CEX.io |
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Cex.io is a UK based exchange established in 2013. Cex.io operates globally, providing services in most countries.
Cex.io offers two main services: easy buy/sell of Bitcoins via simplified interface and trading for professionals.
Cex.io also provides provides cross-platform trading via website, mobile application, WebSocket and REST API.
Currently you can buy/sell: Bitcoin (BTC), Etheruem (ETH), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Bitcoin Gold (BTG) , DASH, Ripple (XRP), Stellar (XLM), Zcash (ZEC).
Deposits are available via debit and credit cards (both physical and virtual), wire transfer, SEPA and Skrill. Card payments have become faster and easier with the development of the platform and you can also instantly withdraw your funds to a payment card. The exchange charges 0.2% fee on all trade operations. Verification of Identity takes approx 1-24 hours.
Cex.io has an affiliate Program like Binance which allows referrers to get 30% of the fee from all exchange operations of referred users.
Relevant links:
Website: Cex.io
Twitter: https://twitter.com/cex_io
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CEX.IO/
Advice: Never invest more than you can afford to lose and also test the waters before fully committing.
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Twitter is essentially a blogging website and source of info, where as Facebook is just a Data center for the CIA.
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Y'all can forget about getting into the Telegram ICO. They will probably do a private investor round initially where they can generate millions from a few people or organizations. Then they will do a public offering with a minimum of 1 BTC to buy in. The price the you will probably pay per coin will be most certainly higher then what the initial investors paid.
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Etheruem has scaling problems like Bitcoin. I would say NEO would replace Bitcoin and Stellar taking second place. But having said that, there will be major disruptions in the market before Grand daddy can be dethroned.
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Prefer Neo to Ethereum because of the gas you generate for holding Neo. Easy Money I guess.
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Ever since Kucoin Exchange removed their referral program people drove out in masses me included. I guess they went back on their white paper so people thought if they can do that, they can do anything.
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