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That is why I prioritize security over other factors, when it comes to exchange platforms. The best one I found so far is CoinDeal. It has great security protocols: https://coindeal.com/security |
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Well, now all the posts about Binance's security didn't age well  If it comes to security, my pick would be CoinDeal, since it has great protocols. https://coindeal.com/security |
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After the hacking attack on Binance, I only care about security, if it comes to those exchange platforms. That's why I use CoinDeal. It has great security protocols, so I'd recommend it. |
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Polska platforma wymiany kryptowalut CoinDeal oferuje obniżone opłaty przy wymianie BTC dla adresów zaczynających się od bc1... (native segwit, bech32). Źródło: https://coindeal.com/news/lower-fees-btc |
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Well, I'm using CoinDeal ( https://coindeal.com/) but I wouldn't consider it as "small" but more like "young". I enjoy its low fees, not to mention that now they are 50% lower for addresses beginning with bc1... (native segwit, bech32). |
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My personal pick would be CoinDeal since it is proving to be the exchange of choice for crypto enthusiasts and Bitcoin aficionados with their latest offer. If you deposit BTC onto your CoinDeal account using the Bech32 standard (addresses starting with “bc1”), you can enjoy 50% lower fees on BTC payouts. Source: https://coingape.com/coindeal-betting-segwit/ |
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I didn't see anyone mentioning CoinDeal, it's a polish cryptocurrency market - that's why as a patriot  I gave it a chance. If you are starting with cryptocurrencies, it's friendly for newbies in subject as well. So far it works really nice and it has fancy additional stuff like ability to vote for a new currency. Not to mention that now CoinDeal offers lower fees on BTC trading: 0.0004 for addresses beginning with bc1... (native segwit, bech32). I would recommend it as well. |
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I kinda despise when platforms promise their users a lot of freedom and then they offer a regular offer just like everyone else. The only exception that I know about is CoinDeal, since it gives its users a chance to vote for the next crypto to adapt ( https://coindeal.com/vote). |
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I use CoinDeal now and it's even better today than ever because it lowers fees for addresses beginning with bc1... (native segwit, bech32).
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You should use a cryptocurrency exchange platform. My pick is CoinDeal, since it has low fees and now they are even lower if you use an address beginning with bc1... (native segwit, bech32). You can check it here: https://coindeal.com/news/lower-fees-btc |
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I was sceptic about cryptocurrencies at first. The one thing that helped me in understanding it better (and eventually got really intrested in it) was a chance to easily exchange BTC to real-world currencies like Euros. Also, fees felt like a thing to be worried about, but when I checked some of the offers (mine all-time favourite must be: CoinDeal's Fees), it was no longer a problem. |
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Ok, here are mine: 1) Instability 2) Misinformation 3) Not being supported by family and friends (BTC has a shady reputation, sadly) 4) Security Number 5th would be the lack of trustworthy exchange platforms but Coindeal solved this problem for me  |
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Judging by the current trends, I would say about 7 to 12 years. Oddly specific, I know, but that's my bet.
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