discuss Which Crypto Exchange Do You Use?

[Yama]

I started with Coinbase in 2016 but due to changes in policy, Coinbase has limited functionality in my country, therefore, these days I prefer Binance, which I’ve been using since 2021, and ByBit that I have been using since 2024. Binance and ByBit offers a lot of services including P2P trading and Simple Earn. What crypto exchange do you prefer?

 

[Shortie]

I started off using Coinbase a few years ago when I started researching Crypto a little more and have stayed with Coinbase since with no issues at all with them, aside from the fees, they can be a little too much but I understand why they charge fees, much like PayPal, they need to make money somehow for offering the service.

 

[mokhtar]

I started with Coinbase in 2016 but due to changes in policy, Coinbase has limited functionality in my country, therefore, these days I prefer Binance, which I’ve been using since 2021, and ByBit that I have been using since 2024. Binance and ByBit offers a lot of services including P2P trading and Simple Earn. What crypto exchange do you prefer?

Of course, Binance is a smart platform that offers advanced and great services, as well as excellent offers

 

[Ja sa bong]

Binance is what I'm currently using. It's on the same level with Coinbase if not better. I have a Bybit account but I haven't started using it for any big transactions.

 

[Kross]

Coinbase is not supported in my country. Binance was also banned last year. But I use a VPN to still access Binance. And it is my preferred exchange. And I also use a little bit of Bybit but not that much.

 

[Niyi Brixx]

Even when Binance was banned in my country, I used a VPN to access the exchange. It is my favorite crypto exchange and don't think I would be comfortable to use another crypto exchange that is not Binance. I have never used another crypto exchange before though.

 

[Reelz]

In most cases, the factors that really affect my choice of an exchange in cryptocurrency are my location, their security fees, and the cryptocurrencies available on it; however, the most popular ones I have ever used are Coinbase, Binance, and Bybit.

 

[Ja sa bong]

Coinbase is not supported in my country. Binance was also banned last year. But I use a VPN to still access Binance. And it is my preferred exchange. And I also use a little bit of Bybit but not that much.

I was thinking it's not allowed to use VPN proxy to access Binance. According to one information I was given, it was said that one's account might be suspended as a result of using VPN.

 

[Harsh World]

Although the fees are higher, so I have to trade with BTC/ETH swings of 5% to "make more", I used decentralized trading as my wallets aren't connected to me in any way, as connecting a wallet to an identity, which exchanges must have, defeats the purpose of crypto, at least for me.

 

[Yama]

Although the fees are higher, so I have to trade with BTC/ETH swings of 5% to "make more", I used decentralized trading as my wallets aren't connected to me in any way, as connecting a wallet to an identity, which exchanges must have, defeats the purpose of crypto, at least for me.

That's very true, however, the problem with decentralized wallet or exchange is, you are on your own, you don't get help when you want it very badly.

 

[Kross]

I was thinking it's not allowed to use VPN proxy to access Binance. According to one information I was given, it was said that one's account might be suspended as a result of using VPN.

For people that already have verified Binance accounts and the exchange was suddenly banned in their country, they can use a VPN to access Binance without any issues. Binance is a business and are all about making their money. Ban or not.

 

[King Belieal]

I have a Binance account and have been using it to get my crypto payments and cash it out seamlessly. I have good ratings for Binance as it is almost a flawless crypto exchange with good customer support. I am thinking of exploring Bybit exchange soon.