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Slightly off topic, but what are good CoinBase alternatives for buying/selling that cover currencies outside of just Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin?
by smaili 9y ago
Slightly off topic, but what are good CoinBase alternatives for buying/selling that cover currencies outside of just Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin?
- hasch 9y agowhich continent and fiat currency?
- aryamaan 9y agoAsia/INR
- bluetidepro 9y agoI've found that Gemini (https://gemini.com https://gemini.com) is the best alternative. You'll see it as most recommendations for alts against Coinbase.
- smaili 9y agoThey only seem to support the same currencies as CoinBase.
- linsomniac 9y agoCoinbase is what I recommend for getting money into an exchange. CEX.io is another way to get money in, though when you buy bitcoins with them the prices they give you seem a bit low to me. This is easier to get money in by credit card than coinbase, I'd use coinbase if coming from a bank. Bittrex is the exchange I recommend, and they have a lot of currencies. Poloniex is ok, it's big but slightly fewer currencies, I don't like the interface as well. Kraken is a bit better interface, but way fewer currencies. C-CEX has a reputation for scamminess and running questionable currencies, I'd stay away.
- jraines 9y agoBittrex.com is the best I've found.
- hoofish 9y agoOpenLedger.io has a good exchange,including tokens that are pegged assets to USD and EU
- robinhoodexe 9y agoI like Kraken myself. If you are interested in a lot of altcoins, try Poloniex, although they haven't got the best reputation.
- kilimchoi 9y agoTake a look at http://coingenius.io/exchanges http://coingenius.io/exchanges I recommend looking at bittrex, Bitshares DEX, and Kraken although Kraken has been experiencing hiccups lately.
- Frogolocalypse 9y agoPoloniex is one of the largest. They don't even deal in fiat. But as with all things crypto, buyer beware. If you aren't day- trading never keep your money on an exchange.