Published on 12, July, 2020
There are many reputable cryptocurrency exchanges that you can use to deposit crypto. Some popular options include Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken. It is important to research and compare the fees, security measures, and supported currencies of different exchanges before making a decision. Additionally, you should also consider the location and the legal status of the exchange to make sure it is compliant with your local regulations When choosing a cryptocurrency exchange, it is important to consider the following factors: Security: Look for exchanges that have a good track record of keeping their customers' funds and personal information safe. Two-factor authentication and cold storage are examples of security measures that are commonly used by reputable exchanges. Compare the fees of different exchanges and choose one that offers competitive rates. User interface: Make sure the exchange has a user-friendly interface that is easy for you to navigate. Supported currencies: Check if the exchange supports the cryptocurrency you want to deposit. Some exchanges only support a limited number of coins and tokens. Reputation: Look for exchanges that have a good reputation in the cryptocurrency community. You can check online forums and review websites for feedback from other users. Location and legal compliance: Make sure the exchange is located in a country that has a favorable legal framework for cryptocurrency and that the exchange is compliant with local regulations.
Crypto is a scam. And it is a drain on our power grid, and in turn, raises power prices.
OMIGOD... I Agree with Tris!!!
(I like it when I fnd common ground with those with whom I'd normally disagree, I think it reminds us that we are humans. The same but different, as it were.)
Every so often I buy one ounce of Silver for me to look at, and my daughter to spend, when the time comes.
I gave her my last collection when she hit 18...
true, although some crypto are proof of stake so they dont use energy at all. such as ethereum.scam.... kinda.... but its been a socially accepted scam so now its more like gold, it moves just like gold and has the same purpose as gold.... but yet then it incorporates a stock system and is dealt with the same as stocks and offered by banks now in the same way as stock offerings.... so its confusing as it appears to be scammy but yet its got social approval from all society now and has became a accepted thing... consider it stock market 2.0... but yet the crypto doesnt like being called that as then it gets sued for being a security lol but thats kinda what it is, just a updated stock market.its only a matter of time until businesses start offering their stocks on easily accessable crypto tokens to be instantly traded. this is the new stock market we are seeing.