In that case, like Uniswap, the fees will be high, no other choice. Some may be available in Pancakeswap, but I have seen insane fees there as well.Actually I’m talking about inu’s that can be bought only using some swap service like uniswap.
They continuously asking me for a very high fees as a gas service.
what if I use binance as crypto wallet ? I'm holding all my crypto on Binance instead any wallet . is there any risk hold them on exchanger ?There are lots of coins with the word "Inu". But, Shiba Inu is most popular of them, so I am left with the only choice to assume that you are referring to Shiba Inu ? Buy it in Binance, if a small amount then hold it in Binance itself. Otherwise after that if you want to store it in a crypto wallet then transfer it from Binance using bep20 (very low transfer fees) to your bep20 supported crypto wallet, such as Trust Wallet.
It may sound a bit confusing to you, incase you are a newbie to crypto, crypto wallets, etc. In that case, you may seek further clarifications or suggestions (here in your thread).
Use at least 2 or 3 different exchanges or wallets. If you lose access to your account or Binance gets banned in your country, you will lose everything.is there any risk hold them on exchanger ?
Binance is a centralized exchange and crypto wallets such as Trust Wallet, Atomic Wallet, etc are decentralized. In decentralized wallets, the safety & security of crypto is very high, because the safety & security of crypto is in the user's hands, unlike centralized exchanges. To get the best idea, Google "difference between centralized and decentralized in crypto" and read a few articles and you will understand it well and you will be glad.what if I use binance as crypto wallet ? I'm holding all my crypto on Binance instead any wallet . is there any risk hold them on exchanger ?
thank you mateBinance is a centralized exchange and crypto wallets such as Trust Wallet, Atomic Wallet, etc are decentralized. In decentralized wallets, the safety & security of crypto is very high, because the safety & security of crypto is in the user's hands, unlike centralized exchanges. To get the best idea, Google "difference between centralized and decentralized in crypto" and read a few articles and you will understand it well and you will be glad.
Huge mistake, you should buy before they get listed. Only in that case you can make a massive profit.Don't buy ETH based coins that aren't listed on Binance, Coinbase or Kraken.
So you don’t know any other way to purchase coins in that stage?In that case, like Uniswap, the fees will be high, no other choice. Some may be available in Pancakeswap, but I have seen insane fees there as well.
Most of the newly lauched are not immediately available in Bitmart, etc, but they are immediately available in Uniswap and /or Pancakeswap.So you don’t know any other way to purchase coins in that stage?
I heard that can be done by bitmart but also I see people don’t trust them much
you mean shiba inu? its on ftx, you can buy with practically no gas fees if you plan to keep it there.Hey guys, does anybody know how to avoid gas fees when are you buying inu coins?