CRYPTOCURRENCY PAIRS
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CryptoKujira
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- Dec 27, 2018
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If you have to ask BHW where to get 'crypto pairs', I can confidently say you should not be investing in crypto. Put your money into some low risk investment like CDs or add to your 401k if you have that sort of thing.
Crypto Exchanges (domestic)
Coinbase / Coinbase Pro (San Francisco)
Binance US (coming soon)
Kraken (San Francisco)
Bittrex (Seattle)
Poloniex (San Francisco)
Gemini (New York; Winklevoss Twins)
Hbus (Huobi US; Boston)
Bitflyer USA (San Francisco)
Crypto Exchanges (foreign; no US customers allowed)
Binance
Bitfinex
Bitmex
Bitseven
Deribit
Crypto Exchanges (domestic)
Coinbase / Coinbase Pro (San Francisco)
Binance US (coming soon)
Kraken (San Francisco)
Bittrex (Seattle)
Poloniex (San Francisco)
Gemini (New York; Winklevoss Twins)
Hbus (Huobi US; Boston)
Bitflyer USA (San Francisco)
Crypto Exchanges (foreign; no US customers allowed)
Binance
Bitfinex
Bitmex
Bitseven
Deribit
sobepromotions
Junior Member
- May 5, 2019
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What is a typical spread like for a pair. I imagine it is very big.
BBulldog
Supreme Member
- Jan 5, 2017
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Also, this is true. Investing in crypto can ruin you if you're not careful. I just though I'd answer the question, but caution is always advised
MayhemMarketing007
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- Jun 9, 2016
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I agree. You shouldn't be asking such fundamental questions like this on BHW. It shows you haven't done ANY research on the topic as a real quick Google search would bring you all the answers you need. ANY crypto exchange will allow you to trade pairs.
CryptoKujira
Power Member
- Dec 27, 2018
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No idea what you're asking? There is no 'typical' spread for anything in crypto. A spread is whatever it's going to be, and there are a 100's of trading pairs. Spread all depends on what exchange you use, available liquidity, what kind of money you use (USD, EURO, etc.), or what kind of stablecoins (PAX, USDT, etc.), or if you trade against other coins (BTC, ETH, BNB, etc.)
RoyalOffshore
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- Aug 3, 2011
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Coinbase PRO is the best if you are based in the US.
juztin
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- Jul 12, 2009
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+1 Oh yea Coinbase pro is good too!
Nana Dada
Regular Member
- Jul 5, 2018
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I once tried to find some pairs to trade but found that in the crypto world it is nearly impossible to find a pair of coins with sufficient correlation. I mean yes, they do correlate (BTC and LTC, for example), but the rate of correlation is too low thus making it impossible to have steady trading profits. Now with stocks that's a real thing, you can find such pairs relatively easily using many online tools.
Marketsell
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- Nov 6, 2019
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I 'd advice you binance and coinbase
Debby Tompkins
Newbie
- Nov 1, 2019
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Hello, You can check with Olymp trade, it's an online platform for bitcoin trading and learning how trade works through different binary options
WatchMaker
Regular Member
- Jun 28, 2019
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Binance, Bittrex, Poloniex, and KuCoin.
HitBTC, OKEx, Huobi, Gate.io, and Forkdelta.io
HitBTC, OKEx, Huobi, Gate.io, and Forkdelta.io
Bluesb4midnight
BANNED
- Apr 8, 2018
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Fuck coinbase and those ungodly fees they charge. I'm level 3 and it's fucking insane. If you can try using cash app.