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Hey everyone, I'm looking to purchase small amounts of crypto on a regular basis, around $15 to $20 at a time. I've been researching different platforms, but I'd love to hear from the community about the most convenient and cost-effective options out there. Ideally, I'm looking for a platform that: Allows for purchasing small amounts without high fees eating into my investment. Offers a user-friendly interface. Provides a secure and reliable service. I've heard about options like moonpay or cashapp or ramp, but I'm not sure which one would be the best fit for my needs. Thanks in advance for your help! submitted by /u/boubou158 [link] [comments]

bybit has locked me away due to working in america, so i would ask here. i was gonna get an RNS.ID Palau residential ID, but they don’t have addresses yet, so it wouldn’t work on bybit. it seems like it’s down to: phemex (i like it, lower liquidity tho, slower platform, kinda high fees. no issues with kyc so far) orangex (idk shit ab this one) BYDFi (seems finicky but i’d be willing to give it a go, lacking some features phemex has) kucoin??? heard yes and nos for them. apex.exchange (DEX but only offers 30x leverage) along with this, does anyone have a list of exchanges that take RNS.ID as your kyc? thanks guys 🙂 p.s. if you can tell me how to get in to bybit without any id etc i’ll forever be in debt submitted by /u/tossaway-acct [link] [comments]

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I did some research and apparently they are likely scam coins here is a screenshot of them https://i.imgur.com/PAbVjQ2.png Now people online are saying if you "interact with them at all, they gain access to your wallet and take your funds... Ok, sooo what exactly do you mean by "interact" you gotta understand I'm new to all this so what, does interact mean simply selecting the asset in my coinbase wallet to view the expanded information view? What do you mean by this? Because I definitely did tap on each coin to see more details within the wallet itself. I even clicked on the "swap" button for one of them just because I was curious what it would say before confirming a swap. I was curious to see if I could actually type in the "max" amount or send it to swap to other coins on the base network. I did not click on find best price or confirm any transaction though. I also did not click on any websites that were listed in the coin infos. So am I still safe? submitted by /u/ga1actic_muffin [link] [comments]

Today during the Bitcoin halving, I converted some balance to Crypto and tried withdrawing withdrawing ($5,000) to my own Ledger self-custody address. I've had over quarter million in Bitcoin stocks/ETFs, but the moment my account tries actually withdrawing some Crypto, all my funds get frozen and my short-term options are stuck. Even after 2FA, my account was frozen. Thought the Crypto Wallet provided on Robinhood was owned by me, but apparently not. https://preview.redd.it/de1opoaxmkvc1.png?width=1120&format=png&auto=webp&s=74b44c02d84eb4ae1ab97ad72807b1369a373a5d Any access to customer support is now blocked and their phone line directs me to livechat (which is blocked). https://preview.redd.it/nai1bzl1mkvc1.png?width=1120&format=png&auto=webp&s=241d60479dfb82b03626ca993a7897c55b102066 Good reminder to use Coinbase, Kraken, or any other exchange, just not Robinhood. You can buy Crypto for months on end from ETFs/stocks, but the moment you try to withdraw, they freeze your account. submitted by /u/MineETH [link] [comments]

I'm guessing it's the rollout of Runes/BRC-20 shit coins? I can't stand that stuff. It's the worst of both worlds, it adds nothing to the native demand of actual bitcoin yet places the burden on the network of higher feeds and higher data requirements for nodes. Higher fees are not a good thing, the network is currently sufficiently secure and not under threat. It's unnecessary. Arbitrarily increasing the cost to transact to support competing coins or unrelated NFTs is just nuts. You can't even affordably transact on lightning with these fees, simply loading and unloading a non-custodial wallet is unaffordable. https://preview.redd.it/qw16cc7lojvc1.jpg?width=1201&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3074b1f03b8f8ace00ee0a7ac9ca168a2f962e8e submitted by /u/_reddit__referee_ [link] [comments]

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