Best small exchanges that you really like

[AnnaWillion]

Hi guys!
I'm going to make analytical research. I'm interested what small and not popular exchanges you really like? And why?
What exchange do you recommend to young ICO projects to list their coin?

Thanks in advance!

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[RedArcher]

Hi guys!
I'm going to make analytical research. I'm interested what small and not popular exchanges you really like? And why?
What exchange do you recommend to young ICO projects to list their coin?

Thanks in advance!

well, I use b2bx exchange. It is a developing exchange actually but they make things better and better. also they have good execution and spreads are moderate. not sure whether they list new coins or not..

[AnnaWillion]

Thanks for information!

[tadpole_bitfrog]

Hi guys!
I'm going to make analytical research. I'm interested what small and not popular exchanges you really like? And why?
What exchange do you recommend to young ICO projects to list their coin?

Thanks in advance!

The small exchanges that I like are Mercatox, p2p, trade.io, which are exchanges I often do some token transactions of ICO projects and have quite cheap fees. Looking ahead, the Beaxy and Bitsdaq exchanges will come out and I am very much looking forward to these two exchanges. it also supports ICO projects.

[Kevin77]

I kind of like idax, its definitely not the best out there but that is the point of it, binance is what I deem best for myself but idax is the small one with weird coins. Whenever there is an airdrop or sorts happen idax seems to be one of the first to get those coins, that way we can definitely start trading (or basically selling) those coins. It doesn't have the volume of any other major exchange but compared to small ones its not bad neither, its doing alright for itself.

I think for bounty hunters and people who follow airdrops its one of the best out there. Only problem I have with them is the lack of support, I think its Chinese so their English is not that great which causes some issues while you talk with them, I had a withdrawal issue and had to fix it myself since they failed to help me out.

[buwaytress]

Let's see. Off the top of my head, from biggest to smallest (among the smallest anyway), my list:

1. Waves dex. Incredibly frustrating in terms of waiting 2 years now for volumes to pick up, but that it's still up there refusing to die in this period says a lot. If dexs had a light wallet plus exchange and portfolio listing like Waves does...

2. Bitpanda. Not the typical exchange. You don't make or take orders, you just buy and sell at their rate. Decent offerings for major currencies, best of all ability to sell for fiat without verification.

3. Bisq. P2P because this is how it all began! Non custodial escrow which attracted me and volume slowly coming up. Secure and open source.

[socks435]

HotBit is one of the exchange that I like but I don't know if it is not well-known exchange but I mostly heard it here on the forum and I think this is small exchange but they have 235 coins available from their site.

If you are searching from unique exchange site and you wan't it to add to your research much better to go with this link

https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges
https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/

It's just my suggestion.

[Peterdav]

I think Hotbit and Mercatox will be good choice if the project want to listed in exchange. I think Merkatox is a good platform but the volume so small.

[TravelMug]

3. Bisq. P2P because this is how it all began! Non custodial escrow which attracted me and volume slowly coming up. Secure and open source.

This one for me as well. I don't know what Bisq hasn't received that much attention of to this day. I'm not really sure when this exchanges started, but once I discovered it, I fell in love and I would love to see the volume really picking up this year because there's so much promise and of course the non-custodial escrow is not to be denied and could be the best out there.

[Pursuer]

as an ICO project you should focus on creating something useful and doing some actual work with the free money that you are asking people to pay you for releasing a pointless token that has no utilities! if you focus on that, and try to actually create something that has utilities and make it so that it is going to be used then you wouldn't need to worry about where you should list it! the popularity and usefulness of it would do that for you.

[legendster]

Hi guys!
I'm going to make analytical research. I'm interested what small and not popular exchanges you really like? And why?
What exchange do you recommend to young ICO projects to list their coin?

Thanks in advance!

I really like Mercatox and Yobit.

Though Yobit isn't really "small".

Apart from that I like DDEX - one of the first decentralized exchanges I used.

[danherbias07]

Waves and Idex.
These are both good platform. They are just not supported too well.
People now prefer the centralized ones and it really is depressing.
I have been trading with Waves before and the features are great. You could use waves coins for cheaper transaction fees. Just like the BNB of binance.
Idex is next which you wont have a problem with fees. Unlike others which are like robbing you with high fees.
Example: Hitbtc

[Question123]

I did not trade to the small exchanges site anymore because mostly I trade to exchanges site who are popular and most trusted exchanges site and even the new can trade their they token or coin and listed the token. Because mostly now we need to look to the exchanges site who are big and trusted because mostly small exchanges site are turn into scam but not all.

[laguseklik]

I trade on tokenomy which is smaller than other market exchange I use. but it has good offer where I can trade with 0% trade fees for maker and taker so I liked it.

[perla]

Hi guys!
I'm going to make analytical research. I'm interested what small and not popular exchanges you really like? And why?
What exchange do you recommend to young ICO projects to list their coin?

Thanks in advance!

I am still wait for Futurax, my local new exchanger that will released.  Maybe it will need time, but see their developer really active to develop their exchanger, i think it will really good in future.

[Svelto]

I am not sure whether Kucoin is considered as a small exchange to you. I enjoy trading there. The volumes are not as huge as Binance, but everything else is working fine. I feel that Kucoin has the potential to be one of the top exchanges in the future.

[buwaytress]

Hi guys!
I'm going to make analytical research. I'm interested what small and not popular exchanges you really like? And why?
What exchange do you recommend to young ICO projects to list their coin?

Thanks in advance!

I really like Mercatox and Yobit.

Though Yobit isn't really "small".

Apart from that I like DDEX - one of the first decentralized exchanges I used.

Okay, apart from the solid ones I mentioned above, I actually think Yobit deserves some acknowledgement for what they did bring to the scene.

It's definitely punching well above its weight for a "small cex" and I did get some interesting trades there when I first started:
1. Bitcoin and Ethet markets, great. But doge and waves markets actually not half bad. Great for liquidating dust to doge and actually getting something out of it.
2. Earliest (to my knowledge) to get the fork futures out well before other exchanges. I got a 1:1 for most bitcoin forks and liquidated immediately.

Bad? Terrible customer support. Questionable investbox and instant ICO options.

[Polar91]

Hi guys!
I'm going to make analytical research. I'm interested what small and not popular exchanges you really like? And why?
What exchange do you recommend to young ICO projects to list their coin?

Thanks in advance!

I think it's Latoken. I'm not sure if it's popular or not but it's pretty easy to use and very secured at the same time. I recommend it to young ICO projects since there are a lot of active and big traders there.

[ryzaadit]

I think it's Latoken. I'm not sure if it's popular or not but it's pretty easy to use and very secured at the same time. I recommend it to young ICO projects since there are a lot of active and big traders there.

To be honest, Latoken was not really a good exchange from my opinion, well they rank on TOP 50. But because of a lot project listing at there, the volume trading was really small. Until now i still doesn't use Latoken.

[blackhawkeye1912]

Hi guys!
I'm going to make analytical research. I'm interested what small and not popular exchanges you really like? And why?
What exchange do you recommend to young ICO projects to list their coin?

Thanks in advance!

If you want small exchange we have Mercatox, Idex, Coinexchange, Exrate, chaincreator, Forkdelta, Latoken and I think Idax, those are platform on which I guess it can give a good help for you as a trader. So good luck to you dude