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You should look into Liberalcoins they offer monero.

BitC is currently at $9,6 and falling some other cryptos are increasing.

Go for cryptopia they defiantly have ripple and loads of cryptocurrencies.

It seems for now the ban is called off. https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/...g-ban-in-south-korea-after-all-crisis-averted

This site usually lists a lot of good options some times. AlternativeTo - Crowdsourced software recommendations

Its not really at all surprising when one enters the cryptomarket one is in for the long hall this is no short gain. The moment one starts to apply the penny share system the more flexibility you will have down the road.

Here is more of wiki description about it. Initial coin offering - Wikipedia This site gives a nice overview detailing a lot about the different kinds of ICO. ICO Reviews - CryptoRated: Community ICO Reviews and Ratings

Just like TOR zeronet also uses different access points to connect to other sites. If your more curious about it take a look at these sites. ZeroNet: Decentralized websites using Bitcoin crypto and the BitTorrent network https://www.quora.com/What-is-ZeroNet?share=1

It defiantly has the potential to stand out from the other payment options if it starts to gain ground. PumaPay PUMAPAY - Flexible Payment Protocol Can Be Customized With Needs

One approach I would take is to start thinking flexible. If you start of with pennyshare system from the ground up say 10-15 cryptocoins start investing in small amounts then expand, think about its as a long term investment. The thing that it all comes down to is thinking outside the norm. The...

Copyright holders are the ones that will become the most scared to s**t if this takes off.

You have might have heard of zeronet its basically a new type of web. If it starts generating a lot of traffic in the future it could be possible to create large websites without the need for large servers, Zeronet is not the only contender in the street there are many others it all comes down...

Never used them before but I was planning soon though I think I will wait some more before I use them, I would check on reddit in the search field for the last week there might be others in the same situation. Try out Cryptopia they seem to be more reasonable.

That's unfortunate there customer service is that bad. I would recommend to transfer a lot smaller fiat in the start and do more smaller tests. (Bank > Transferwise > Revolut > Exchange) Thats true but if you did it this way you can avoid that problem. (Bank > Transferwise > Paysera > Revolut >...

Yeah its to bad just to confirm I read it here also. One does not need to use crypto to use this bank anyway, one can just use the bank as a second place deposit fiat: Hedgy Aims to Tackle Bitcoin Volatility Using Multi-Sig Tech

Thanks for the info I plan to sign up soon, I recently discovered transferwise there will be no SEPA fees looks promising. Geld online überweisen | Mit TransferWise Geld ins Ausland versenden It will be interesting also to see now when revolut starts to expand more.

With all the traffic going to other top sites these two might be a better option they are both based in Poland. Coinroom | Home page BitMarket.net - instant Bitcoin & Litecoin exchange (BTC/PLN, LTC/PLN)

Thats's unfortunate there might be other people on reddit that might have a solution.

Nice I might also sign up soon could you also please post about the fee they currently take, they might have changed that since that last forum post from that link. Why not just transfer a small amount at a time it might be better although it might not be worth it.

This bank just started to get a bit more serious in the crypto world. From these discussions this bank seems like it might be an option even for non swiss people. Has anyone tried signing up for this bank. As Emily says a polish bank might be a better option because of the lower fees. With...