This is truly the best way to protect your funds without keeping them in your account. I think that Changenow, in this case, will be the best option for the service without registration. I use them now and find this service very convenient.

I would be interested to know a bit about investors from North Korea. As far as I know, only a few people can be considered as such there, besides, ordinary citizens do not have access to the Internet, damn it, the majority simply have nothing to eat.

Cloud mining brings income only to companies that offer their services. When I started, I wanted to invest in cloud mining, however, having made calculations and read reviews about it, I realized that I cannot count on profit, at least in the short term.

I think this is the best choice. I use Exodus without problems for storing and exchanging coins. They offer Changenow for quick swapping. Great choice!

I would like him not to change his principles, but at the same time, I saw how many of those who were good enough managers were changing under the influence of money. At the same time, hunters should not rely on the reputation of the manager, but analyze the project themselves.

If you keep your funds on the account, you can lose them, so you must use the services without registering. This reduces risk.

Unfortunately, I also became a victim of Bittrex, losing my funds. I also found mention of the fact that BInance does this sometimes, blocking accounts. Basically, I don't see the KYC problem, but it's terrible when services use it to enrich and deceive. For this reason, I began to use services without registration, reducing the risk. Now I use Changenow, and although their rules allow KYC sometimes, but for exchanges up to 11 BTC this does not apply. I think it's fair when the service clearly show its rules.

Support is something that you should pay attention to since many services sometimes ignore user requests. I used this exchanger, and when I had a problem, they quickly solved it.

Given the reputation of Switzerland and the support of cryptocurrency in this country, these are excellent conditions for investment.

I prefer exchangers because it is more secure. I do not keep my funds there, so I don’t actually risk anything.

You have to be mad to do it! In this case, you may lose the funds, a bad idea and I will never accept these conditions.

They do not recognize that they were hacked, this is already a red flag! All funds are stolen, I think, and they will not recover your losses. In fact, your funds are lost. I'm sorry.


Indeed, it solves many problems. You do not keep your funds there, so do not be afraid that you'll be hacked.

Positive reviews do not tell me anything, because I know that all this can be bought, creating a good appearance. We must be careful.

I think you should bring more powerful evidence, such as a screenshot, where they demand it from you. Based on what you have written, it is very difficult to consider them as fraudsters.

I think that we should stop treating Cryptopia as a reliable partner, although I have used them only once. 2fA authentication and email validation on withdrawal do not guarantee that your funds will remain secure. Hackers broke into Cryptopia and since I don’t see updates, I think the funds are lost.

Low fees do not mean that this exchange is right for you. Many have a really good fee, however, they can get more of your funds due to the fact that they can put restrictions on the account. Ie, in fact, you will always keep some coins in your account, which is not acceptable to me. In my practice there is the use of Binance or Changenow, if you wanna exchanger without registration, to avoid losing funds.

I have long stopped using HitBtc for this reason. Fees are really too big to have any justification, and in fact, your funds become a hostage. Binance has a good fee, but exchangers where there is no registration do not have anything like that at all. They receive a percentage of the transaction, and you can see the result yourself, after which you make a decision.

Perhaps you are right, but I don’t think they did it just to gain trust. I have seen a lot of good reviews about their support, and I think these are really professionals. I hope that next time, if I have a problem, they will solve it as quickly. As for YoBit, I believe that they must return funds in any case, although the OP fault is obvious. This is not so difficult to do, and OP could offer them rewards for the extra work.

If you are considering this as an investment, I advise you to refrain from this. Any contradictions is a sign, and in my opinion, this project is similar to a scam. Whitepaper contains standard information and it appears that parts of the text are plagiarized.

They should refund, however it takes some time. I had a similar situation when using Changenow when I did not pay attention to the warning, and they returned the funds to me a few hours. I believe that Yobit must return your funds, so you should contact their support. If they do not do it, it will be a signal that in this way they are trying to appropriate your funds.