about YoBit

[audereyy]

Is there any official discussion/support thread for YoBit on bitcointalk?

What are deposit/withdrawal/turnover limits without ID verification?

[TryNinja]

They aren't that active here. Their official thread was locked ages ago and they usually don't talk with their users here. The best way to contact them is through their support page[1].

AFAIK, Yobit has no withdrawal limits.

[1] https://yobit.net/en/support/

But please, don't tell me that you're looking to use YoBit just because they don't require 2FA... YoBit is in my top 3 of worst exchanges and they are one of the shadiest exchanges in the market. Just Google it and you will see.

[OmegaStarScream]

There were multiple users spamming the thread to bump it (clearly paid someone to do it), I've nuked at least 50 users IIRC and that didn't help so we had to close the thread. That should give you an idea of what kind of exchange is it and as TryNinja said, don't use it, just don't. I know I wouldn't even If every exchange out there goes down.

[milewilda]

There were multiple users spamming the thread to bump it (clearly paid someone to do it), I've nuked at least 50 users IIRC and that didn't help so we had to close the thread. That should give you an idea of what kind of exchange is it and as TryNinja said, don't use it, just don't. I know I wouldn't even If every exchange out there goes down.

Most people would really try to inquire or do ask on using Yobit they might have that shitcoins on their wallets and theres no other options but to trade or sell their
coins leaving out no choice but to proceed.
Im not sure if this exchange is still breathing or not and hope OP do able to read up on these comments and lock up this thread.

[harizen]

Is there any official discussion/support thread for YoBit on bitcointalk?

What are deposit/withdrawal/turnover limits without ID verification?

To answer literally your question, there is no limits provided by Yobit afaik. Even on their FAQ you won't see some details about limits.

For your reference, a friend of mine did some BTC4 withdrawal last year. He showed me a 2 withdrawal request of BTC2 each. I don't know if BTC2 is the limit in that case or he just did it on purpose since the second request was placed. The account is not verified although created for years for. Anyways the withdrawal is executed for I think 4 to 5 days upon placing.

But with the replies here, it's obvious that you must not consider using them unless you have some coins currently playing there and you know the risks you are dealing with.

[sunsilk]

The account is not verified although created for years for.

AFAIK having account there doesn't need for any verification unless for an email verification. Their support is the worst even you'll send them a ticket for your problem, they will take that concern for a very long time or worst you'll never get any reply.

OP, What makes you feel comfortable for choosing them? anyway most of your questions is on their https://yobit.net/en/faq/

[bL4nkcode]

The account is not verified although created for years for.

AFAIK having account there doesn't need for any verification unless for an email verification. Their support is the worst even you'll send them a ticket for your problem, they will take that concern for a very long time or worst you'll never get any reply.

In addition, you will end up crying once your withdrawal funds are disabled or lock due to their unprofessional way of doing business.

There are times that they were just disabled the withdraw button of some coin/token in their exchange and it takes months before they enable it again. So it's your choice at the end.

If you will search yobit reviews you will see a bunch of negative comments and it's NOT recommended of using them.

[BitHodler]

If you will search yobit reviews you will see a bunch of negative comments and it's NOT recommended of using them.

People unfortunately don't seem to care anymore. Yobit has been as scummy as it is today for a couple of years now, and they still manage to grow their user count. The same applies to HitBTC.

You can see how they adjust their business model by adding all sorts of rubbish features, which is a clear sign that they actually research what rookies are looking for and add these features to remain relevant in the space.

People often think Yobit is pure shit, which it in reality is, but there is a marketing structure powering the success of that exchange. In other words, Yobit knows how to conduct business based on user demand.

Their latest addition is the coin pump feature. This is what people look for. People want, Yobit delivers.

[audereyy]

OP, What makes you feel comfortable for choosing them?

No ID and optional 2FA ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5072260.0 )

But I decided to not use this exchange due to complete absence of support, this makes them very shady.