What is the best cryptocurrency platform?

[clemens]

For beginners, what is the best cryptocurrency platform?

I know there is kraken, exodus and FTX who all are easy to use.

The more advance cryptocurrency trading platforms are binance and similar.

Which one do you prefer ?

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[RealDude]

BSDEX

 

[diatessaron]

Kraken for on-off fiat ramp.
Bitfinex for USDT.
OKX, shitcoin paradise but better than Binance and 0 fees on their NFT platform.
Upbit for quick pump and dumps.

 

[JohnnyDoe]

SwissBorg is a simple solution, as an aggregator is easy to use and you get good quotes. And if you have an extra $10k to buy CHSB tokens, you will get zero fees.

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[vroess]

Coinbase is great for beginners and when ready can move to the more common spot trading method with them or others. Plus, it has learn & earn feature to get free crypto. To date have got about $75 US in free crypto from them which is cool and learned about some coins.

When you get beyond beginner status, using any major licensed exchange is fairly similar to me. I look at their deposit/withdrawal fees as some can be ridiculous, time, amounts, history, if they're having licensing problems, and so on. When I first went to Kraken, hated their funding options, interface, and high withdrawal fees but they got better so you also have to update research as the exchanges are always competing for your business and coming up with ways to get it.

When you get into derivatives, staking, leading then it requires a bit of research to determine best ROI.
Binance, Kraken, Probit, BitMart, Coinbase Pro/Adv Trading - great on/off ramp I use for fiat in USA, KuCoin but check withdrawal fees,

 

[Novice]

vroess said:
Coinbase is great for beginners and when ready can move to the more common spot trading method with them or others. Plus, it has learn & earn feature to get free crypto. To date have got about $75 US in free crypto from them which is cool and learned about some coins.

When you get beyond beginner status, using any major licensed exchange is fairly similar to me. I look at their deposit/withdrawal fees as some can be ridiculous, time, amounts, history, if they're having licensing problems, and so on. When I first went to Kraken, hated their funding options, interface, and high withdrawal fees but they got better so you also have to update research as the exchanges are always competing for your business and coming up with ways to get it.

When you get into derivatives, staking, leading then it requires a bit of research to determine best ROI.
Binance, Kraken, Probit, BitMart, Coinbase Pro/Adv Trading - great on/off ramp I use for fiat in USA, KuCoin but check withdrawal fees,
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"Binance, Kraken, Probit, BitMart, Coinbase Pro/Adv Trading - great on/off ramp I use for fiat in USA, KuCoin but check withdrawal fees,"

Do you use these for your non resident LLC?

 

[vroess]

Novice said:
"Binance, Kraken, Probit, BitMart, Coinbase Pro/Adv Trading - great on/off ramp I use for fiat in USA, KuCoin but check withdrawal fees,"

Do you use these for your non resident LLC?
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Used in the US - Probit is no longer available.

 

[Elve]

Bitpanda can also be a good option. easy for beginners and a pro platform for the more advanced.