Bitcoin is available on NO KYC Crypton Exchange

[iamverybusyperson]

Yes, additional ones can be used. It is impossible not to use their exchanger, if only because everything is protected there as much as possible. You can really trust this exchanger. I have verified this from personal experience.

It really is. Like you, I consider this exchanger the safest of all anonymous exchangers. After all, there are anonymous exchangers that can steal your data or something like that, but this does not apply to the Crypton exchanger.

[blockman]

It really is. Like you, I consider this exchanger the safest of all anonymous exchangers.

I saw this exchange has its token and has an active signature campaign. As of now, I'll say the opposite thing of what you've said about being the safest.
There's no safest for me after seeing what has happened to FTX. It's better to have that assumption that all of them are not safe and that's going to motivate me to have my money kept away from exchange even to the most reputable ones.
These debacles have thought us a lot of lessons that there's no safe exchange whether they're decentralized or not.

After all, there are anonymous exchangers that can steal your data or something like that, but this does not apply to the Crypton exchanger.

If you sign for any of them, there is no need for them to steal it because you as user who signed up for is giving it freely.

[Sethrey]

I saw this exchange has its token and has an active signature campaign. As of now, I'll say the opposite thing of what you've said about being the safest.
There's no safest for me after seeing what has happened to FTX. It's better to have that assumption that all of them are not safe and that's going to motivate me to have my money kept away from exchange even to the most reputable ones.
These debacles have thought us a lot of lessons that there's no safe exchange whether they're decentralized or not.

I have a question then. How do you use your crypto if you prefer to keep away from any exchanges? You just store it in your hard wallet or what? And how do you plan to withdraw the earnings?

[blockman]

I saw this exchange has its token and has an active signature campaign. As of now, I'll say the opposite thing of what you've said about being the safest.
There's no safest for me after seeing what has happened to FTX. It's better to have that assumption that all of them are not safe and that's going to motivate me to have my money kept away from exchange even to the most reputable ones.
These debacles have thought us a lot of lessons that there's no safe exchange whether they're decentralized or not.

I have a question then. How do you use your crypto if you prefer to keep away from any exchanges? You just store it in your hard wallet or what? And how do you plan to withdraw the earnings?

Of course, I have to sell it on exchanges but what I'm telling you is about keeping it. If someone is keeping it on exchanges without any intention of trading then that's the wrong use of the exchange.
Exchanges are place where we exchange our assets into fiat or so but they shouldn't be used the same way on how we're using our hardware wallets.

[iamverybusyperson]

It really is. Like you, I consider this exchanger the safest of all anonymous exchangers.

I saw this exchange has its token and has an active signature campaign. As of now, I'll say the opposite thing of what you've said about being the safest.
There's no safest for me after seeing what has happened to FTX. It's better to have that assumption that all of them are not safe and that's going to motivate me to have my money kept away from exchange even to the most reputable ones.
These debacles have thought us a lot of lessons that there's no safe exchange whether they're decentralized or not.

After all, there are anonymous exchangers that can steal your data or something like that, but this does not apply to the Crypton exchanger.

If you sign for any of them, there is no need for them to steal it because you as user who signed up for is giving it freely.

It makes sense. After the collapse of the FTX, all people were very tense. But in any case, you should always subject everything to analysis.

[Sethrey]

Of course, I have to sell it on exchanges but what I'm telling you is about keeping it. If someone is keeping it on exchanges without any intention of trading then that's the wrong use of the exchange.
Exchanges are place where we exchange our assets into fiat or so but they shouldn't be used the same way on how we're using our hardware wallets.

I still don't get you.. Exchanges are for operations and funds are stored in the crypto wallets, no?.. When you send money for the exchange - you mention your wallet address to get them back somehow. So how can you leave the funds on exchange?

[Sethrey]

Now bitcoin is already available in many places. The question is - does it make sense? And to be honest, bitcoin still significantly lost its position.

Yes, it still looks bad, but I'm sure the things will change for better one day. And using Bitcoin and other crypto for online payments, help people to keep their earnings safe. Withdrawing means showing all your finances to govt. And some countries put big fees for crypto income. So it's good anyway.

[Ryker1]

Now bitcoin is already available in many places. The question is - does it make sense? And to be honest, bitcoin still significantly lost its position.

Yes, it still looks bad, but I'm sure the things will change for better one day. And using Bitcoin and other crypto for online payments, help people to keep their earnings safe. Withdrawing means showing all your finances to govt. And some countries put big fees for crypto income. So it's good anyway.

Well I don't know why it lost its position, --so it means you invest in bitcoin when at a good position? ^{[a bullrun]}
You are right, bitcoin has been legally accepted now in most countries and they already publicly announced that it is now legal tender in their place. But if you want to own bitcoin without knowing even your family, you can purchase on any p2p exchange that does not reveal your identity, and yes--there are too many No-KYC exchanges that bitcoin is available.

[Ben Barubal]

   I have seen this Crypton exchange, and as other commenters have said, it still needs a lot of marketing strategy to attract more traders to use your platform. First, when it comes to volume, he's still a bit low. The kind that will have a hard time keeping up with the competitors of other exchanges here in cryptocurrency as well.

   Although, it's also the first time I've heard of a DEX that doesn't have Kyc but has bitcoin included in the list. Because almost all DEXs that I know do not have a bitcoin fair, I just don't know if I'm wrong.

[Sethrey]

   I have seen this Crypton exchange, and as other commenters have said, it still needs a lot of marketing strategy to attract more traders to use your platform. First, when it comes to volume, he's still a bit low. The kind that will have a hard time keeping up with the competitors of other exchanges here in cryptocurrency as well.

   Although, it's also the first time I've heard of a DEX that doesn't have Kyc but has bitcoin included in the list. Because almost all DEXs that I know do not have a bitcoin fair, I just don't know if I'm wrong.

Bitcoin is available on Crypton exchange as it's the most popular currency and people really want to trade it anonymously. And I think it's unfair to compare Crypton exchange to top ones as it's still quite young.

[s.tanishka]

   I have seen this Crypton exchange, and as other commenters have said, it still needs a lot of marketing strategy to attract more traders to use your platform. First, when it comes to volume, he's still a bit low. The kind that will have a hard time keeping up with the competitors of other exchanges here in cryptocurrency as well.

   Although, it's also the first time I've heard of a DEX that doesn't have Kyc but has bitcoin included in the list. Because almost all DEXs that I know do not have a bitcoin fair, I just don't know if I'm wrong.

Bitcoin is available on Crypton exchange as it's the most popular currency and people really want to trade it anonymously. And I think it's unfair to compare Crypton exchange to top ones as it's still quite young.

I agree that Bitcoin is a popular currency and people do want to trade it anonymously, which is why it's great that it's available on this exchange. I think as the exchange continues to grow and develop, it will be interesting to see how it compares to the top exchanges in the industry.

[Hamza2424]

Crypton exchange hmm looks like No KYC feature seems interesting rest are common. Still, i doubt it as i haven't used it with my own hands so I can't says anything right now but sooner or later in the future maybe we can be the users of that exchange but it's a long-time short story.

[Sethrey]

Crypton exchange hmm looks like No KYC feature seems interesting rest are common. Still, i doubt it as i haven't used it with my own hands so I can't says anything right now but sooner or later in the future maybe we can be the users of that exchange but it's a long-time short story.

Of course nothing can get a huge popularity at once. Only if you're promoted by Musk, but it always ends bad, haha. In any case, great to have alternatives in different niches. And no KYC dexes are now very popular.

[NotATether]

When it comes to NO KYC exchanges, it is better to take a closer look at the exchanges:

- Huobi Global
- KuCoin
- Poloniex
- OKEx
- Bybit

I wouldn't say these are no-KYC exchanges, because some of them have checkboxes on their sign up pages reading "I am not a Politically Exposed Person", "I am not a US Person", etc. which seems to strongly imply an ID check is going to be waiting for you immediately afterwards.

[Fullcoinese]

is it necessary to have a Utopia wallet to trade on the Crypton exchange? I'm still unfamiliar with the wallet.
Is it possible that in the future, wallet users such as metamask and trust wallet will be able to access the exchange with the network custom? or is Crypton exchange only for Utopia wallet users?

[s.tanishka]

Crypton exchange hmm looks like No KYC feature seems interesting rest are common. Still, i doubt it as i haven't used it with my own hands so I can't says anything right now but sooner or later in the future maybe we can be the users of that exchange but it's a long-time short story.

Of course nothing can get a huge popularity at once. Only if you're promoted by Musk, but it always ends bad, haha. In any case, great to have alternatives in different niches. And no KYC dexes are now very popular.

I agree that NO KYC dexes have become very popular. Decentralized exchanges are not an intermediary in transactions, they do not store funds and personal data of their users. What decentralized exchanges can you recommend?

[Sethrey]

I wouldn't say these are no-KYC exchanges, because some of them have checkboxes on their sign up pages reading "I am not a Politically Exposed Person", "I am not a US Person", etc. which seems to strongly imply an ID check is going to be waiting for you immediately afterwards.

Exactly, that's what I'm always speaking about. And that's why I like no KYC exchanges to be structured like Crypton exchange. Not a single piece of personal information is needed. They just need to list more coins to attract more users.

[s.tanishka]

I wouldn't say these are no-KYC exchanges, because some of them have checkboxes on their sign up pages reading "I am not a Politically Exposed Person", "I am not a US Person", etc. which seems to strongly imply an ID check is going to be waiting for you immediately afterwards.

Exactly, that's what I'm always speaking about. And that's why I like no KYC exchanges to be structured like Crypton exchange. Not a single piece of personal information is needed. They just need to list more coins to attract more users.

I like that Crypto Exchange supports anonymity and decentralization and that they have an internal token - CRP, which has great perspectives and is actively traded on the exchange.

[Sethrey]

On the whole, it's actively traded on this exchange as it's not listed on many exchanges and is the main coin of Crypton exchange. On the other hand, it really has many supporters around the projects' enthusiasts. But not quite enough to grow well.

[s.tanishka]

On the whole, it's actively traded on this exchange as it's not listed on many exchanges and is the main coin of Crypton exchange. On the other hand, it really has many supporters around the projects' enthusiasts. But not quite enough to grow well.

I agree that this is not enough. But Crypton has good potential. Let's give it time and see what happens.