discuss What apps do you use for crypto currency?

[mara]

Cryptocurrency is quite popular and continues to rise in prominence. It’s here to stay, no matter what people say. What crypto apps do you use?





Is Coinbase or Binance your go-to app, or do you prefer another platform for trading, buying, and selling crypto?

 

[krishatnet]

I am using binance app for exchanging, trading, I like to read articles in binance square section

 

[NatureFreak]

I make use of binance and bybit as the need arise. I also have a trust wallet but I hardly make use of it since the transactions that can be carried out there are limited.

 

[Augusta]

I'm using trust wallet app for all my crypto transactions and it is working well for me

 

[Unlocked]

I used to use Binance to purchase crypto, but also used Paxful for some P2P crypto trading during lockdown which earned me an extra few hundred pounds whilst I was at home with not much to do.

When I was much younger, I used to hold crypto on Blockchain.com's wallet service. Because of the value now when I do hold crypto I always hold it in an offline cold storage wallet.

 

[Ashake]

I have always given a thumbs up to Coinbase due to its ease to use and it security measures put in place. I also prefer Binance for their variety of altcoin offerings, and relatively low trading costs. Now, I use Binance more often.

 

[Harsh World]

I am using binance app for exchanging, trading, I like to read articles in binance square section

Take it off the exchange and do decentralized swaps. I've been burnt by 2 exchange failures already (luckily, not FTX). The owner of one still owes me a couple of thousand dollars, and even though he bankrupted the company, is still making good on payments here and there.

I use Bitpay, MEW, and Metamask, and official wallets for hot/cold storage.

 

[eLdavis]

For all things related to crypto currency I mostly make use of roqqu and luno. It's more of a crypto exchange platform.

 

[Liam]

For all things related to crypto currency I mostly make use of roqqu and luno. It's more of a crypto exchange platform.

Roqqu and Luno are the two considered platforms I use for engaging in crypto exchange. I also prefer Coinbase and Binance for all my crypto transactions too. Coinbase is easy to use and perfect for newcomers, and Binance has more options. They all make a perfect choice.

 

[eLdavis]

I tried using coinbase a long time a go but I was having some difficulties understanding how it all works. Maybe later I we check it out again.

 

[Aragon Burner]

I use Coinbase too. It lets me handle all my crpto transactions in one place

 

[Yama]

I was using Binance but recently Binance locked my account and the customer representative is not listening, when ever I contact support, I am directed to AI bot and it sends me same response. I am pissed with Binance.

 

[Unvarnished]

Some of the most common apps that are used for buying and selling crypto assets are Coinbase and Binance. It's just like an online banking platforms but this one is for cryptocurrencies. Some others, which I have also used are Kraken and Robinhood.

 

[Ja sa bong]

I use Binance and Buybit for all of my cryptocurrency needs. I wouldn't mind using Coinbase because I've heard about how good it is but I'm cool with using Binance and Buybit for now.

 

[ActionAce]

I use Binance and Buybit for all of my cryptocurrency needs. I wouldn't mind using Coinbase because I've heard about how good it is but I'm cool with using Binance and Buybit for now.

Bybit is one of those great options too but Binance is among the most popular exchanges preferred by so many people that are into the world of cryptocurrencies. I use Binance too.

 

[mara]

I have always given a thumbs up to Coinbase due to its ease to use and it security measures put in place. I also prefer Binance for their variety of altcoin offerings, and relatively low trading costs. Now, I use Binance more often.

Do you use the staking feature on your crypto coins as well?

 

[theearner]

Binance and Trust Wallet—they’re user-friendly and secure for crypto transactions.

 

[1stop]

Binance and Trust Wallet—they’re user-friendly and secure for crypto transactions.

I also avail myself of Binance, but have now been trying Coinbase and MetaMask for my crypto trading.. As for buying and selling, I prefer Binance because it’s easy to use, though I do like using MetaMask for interacting with certain dApps.

 

[Heatman]

Binance and Trust Wallet—they’re user-friendly and secure for crypto transactions.

I can't remember the last time I opened my Trust Wallet. I've had two scammers tried to scam me using Trust Wallet, so I dumped it for now. I'm using only Binance now. They are as good as Coinbase.

 

[Harsh World]

I can't remember the last time I opened my Trust Wallet. I've had two scammers tried to scam me using Trust Wallet, so I dumped it for now. I'm using only Binance now. They are as good as Coinbase.

You won't find me on any exchanges having lost as much as I have on them.

I will take the steeper fees to exchange cryptos and do decentralized trading. Those fees also have an upside, as the wallets aren't connected to me. So when I make gains, those all belong to me.

Taxation (without representation) is theft.

 

[Fidelia1]

Binance is my favorite app when it comes to crypto exchanges. It is quite reliable given it's pedigree. When it comes to custodial wallets, it is Trust Wallet for me. And that is also owned by Binance.

 

[gwolf666]

On mobile, the only ones I use are the official ones from exchanges like Binance, Bybit, Bitget, etc. I don't use others since they don't seem completely reliable to me like the wallets of these exchanges.

 

[King Belieal]

It is Binance that I use for crypto. It is the most efficient crypto exchange and has one of the most responsive customer support. I have not had any problem with Binance since I started using it.

 

[Heatman]

You won't find me on any exchanges having lost as much as I have on them.

I will take the steeper fees to exchange cryptos and do decentralized trading. Those fees also have an upside, as the wallets aren't connected to me. So when I make gains, those all belong to me.

Taxation (without representation) is theft.

I've checked if the services of Bitpay is available in my country and it turned out to be. I'll see when it's going to be convenient for me to create an account with them since you're also making use of it.

 

[Niyi Brixx]

It is Binance that I use for my crypto activities. With it, I receive, trade, swap and exchange cryptos. I have never had to reach out to their customer support for once because their processes are very seamless.