- Nov 16, 2011
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- 11,280
Use binance.
Chris Newman
BANNED
- Oct 13, 2018
- 6,868
- 6,032
For cryptocurrencies, Trust Wallet, Atomic Wallet are good secured decentralized wallets. Since you are a newbie to crypto, please stay safe with any crypto wallet, see https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/wallet-passphrase-private-keys-never-share-it-with-anyone.1365639/#post-14793914.
Regarding selling Bitcoin and receiving into Skrill, not directly possible, because in Skrill, only bank transfers coming from a bank account held in your name are accepted into your Skrill account. A workaround to that is localbitcoins dot com (they have escrow) where you can sell Bitcoin and instruct seller to send money to your bank account and then from your bank account you can transfer to your Skrill account.
Regarding selling Bitcoin and receiving into Skrill, not directly possible, because in Skrill, only bank transfers coming from a bank account held in your name are accepted into your Skrill account. A workaround to that is localbitcoins dot com (they have escrow) where you can sell Bitcoin and instruct seller to send money to your bank account and then from your bank account you can transfer to your Skrill account.
Chris Newman
BANNED
- Oct 13, 2018
- 6,868
- 6,032
@eddiejure I'm really sorry to know you lost all your crypto. Never use the lesser known exchanges and even in the bigger or better known exchanges, keep ONLY that much crypto which you usually trade with and the rest, transfer and keep them safely in a decentralized crypto wallet such as Trust Wallet and then when you want to sell (or trade) some of them, at that time only transfer back to an exchange.
- Nov 1, 2021
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My vote is go for Binance, there is also P2P system. Creating account at binance is very easy.
Don't forget to complete KYC at Binance and always on 2FA security. Best of Luck.
Don't forget to complete KYC at Binance and always on 2FA security. Best of Luck.
emudavid23
Regular Member
- Sep 26, 2020
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Binance is most popular, so try that as a start.
uncutu
Elite Member
- Aug 6, 2010
- 3,506
- 3,373
weird everyone saying binance
they froze everyones btc today for maintenance
personally i would never keep funds on exchange unless actively trading
keep them on your hardware wallet (ledger/trezor). or download the btc blockchain+wallet onto an old laptop and brush up on how to properly secure it. but that is kind of advanced. if youre new then why not keep on exchange i guess. everyone starts somewhere. good luck on the journey.
they froze everyones btc today for maintenance
personally i would never keep funds on exchange unless actively trading
keep them on your hardware wallet (ledger/trezor). or download the btc blockchain+wallet onto an old laptop and brush up on how to properly secure it. but that is kind of advanced. if youre new then why not keep on exchange i guess. everyone starts somewhere. good luck on the journey.
Kevin Wayle
Newbie
- Jun 2, 2020
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- 17
You can use Trust Wallet and MetaMask. If you hold MINA you can try AURO they are giving good staking ratios for MINA
- May 3, 2018
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Binance.
IGReachPro
Junior Member
- Jun 30, 2019
- 193
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Binance would be your best choice.
- Jun 9, 2020
- 6,583
- 3,258
Use Binance for sure.
- Sep 10, 2010
- 11,814
- 26,653
Yup, works perfectly. Zero fees and great conversion rate. +1 to this.
Joan Prinz
Banned - Shitlisted and did not do the right thing
- Feb 15, 2021
- 102
- 58
+1 for binance and kucoin.
lotsofmoney
Elite Member
- Aug 31, 2021
- 3,898
- 1,139
If you are from USA, you cannot use binance. Com. You can however use coinbase which is also a good exchange.