Bitcoin Suisse Review – A Well Established Player on an Emerging Market
- Thread starter JohnLocke
- Start date
- Status
Night and day. Bitcoin Suisse is the Windows Me of the sector: everyone has an encounter with it, and after some time an upgrade becomes necessary. Slow, expensive and it often crashes.
I bought 1284 BTC beginning of 2011. But MtGox took them all. And until today, I got nothing back.
All I have left is a Yubikey with Mt.Gox logo on it, which I used for a secure login to that website.
All I have left is a Yubikey with Mt.Gox logo on it, which I used for a secure login to that website.
What's the advantage to use a Swiss crypto-exchange over Binance or Kucoin that have cheaper fees, more liquidity, more coins to trade, provide API, etc.?
Is it because they are regulated by FINMA and your bank won't complain when you receive fiat from them after selling your crypto?
Is it because they are regulated by FINMA and your bank won't complain when you receive fiat from them after selling your crypto?
Bitcoinsuisse is oldest exchange in Switzerland and I would go for it over swissborg
Mt pelerin is not an exchange but a cashout solution which is better than both exchanges. Because if you have minimum 1 million in crypto, Mt pelerin can open a swiss bank account for you
I personally trust a bank more than exchange
Mt pelerin is not an exchange but a cashout solution which is better than both exchanges. Because if you have minimum 1 million in crypto, Mt pelerin can open a swiss bank account for you
I personally trust a bank more than exchange
Question: Do we also get an IBAN with Mr. Pelerin or Swissborg?
PS. I want to exchange fiat currency for BTC or USDt (whatever gives me more bang for my buck).
PSS. I have had Swissborg for over 1 year but I have not uploaded my ID yet...
PS. I want to exchange fiat currency for BTC or USDt (whatever gives me more bang for my buck).
PSS. I have had Swissborg for over 1 year but I have not uploaded my ID yet...
rof/% smi(&%
My suppliers in Asia (+90% in China) are only accepting stablecoins (e.g. USDt) as payment due to fiat KYC/frozen funds etc., issues with Western banks.
So far, I have gone from banking/wire transfer fiat to suppliers to products (takes +/- 3 days or more) but paid in USDt by clients for the products I sell them, so I didn't really have to exchange to stablecoins myself. Now, I have a new client, a big company, that wants to buy products but my suppliers insist on getting paid in either ¥ or USDt.
How would you solve this issue? 🙄
My suppliers in Asia (+90% in China) are only accepting stablecoins (e.g. USDt) as payment due to fiat KYC/frozen funds etc., issues with Western banks.
So far, I have gone from banking/wire transfer fiat to suppliers to products (takes +/- 3 days or more) but paid in USDt by clients for the products I sell them, so I didn't really have to exchange to stablecoins myself. Now, I have a new client, a big company, that wants to buy products but my suppliers insist on getting paid in either ¥ or USDt.
How would you solve this issue? 🙄
You could consider USDC. But it’s fine to use USDT as long as you hold it only for a very short time.
- Status