The Exchanges Review Part II: In and Out, Securely
An important consideration for anyone using cryptocurrencies is the ease of buying and selling them, while safe in the knowledge that the chosen exchange is reputable and trustworthy. Further to the first part of our review of ten exchanges, CoinTelegraph turns its attention to safety and the transaction process to give a slick overview of each one’s pros and cons. Cryptsy lands bottom of the ten exchanges under review both in terms of transacting and safety. Its slow loading and unstable interface among other issues have resulted in many user reports of deposits taking a suspiciously long....
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As an everyday consumer, can you rely on exchanges to facilitate a positive overall experience when discovering Bitcoin for the first time? This is a question we at CoinTelegraph have been asking ourselves a lot recently. Following publication of our extensive reviews series, which evaluates 10 of the most well-known exchanges in detail, we thought it was only reasonable to test our own data. As such, this series of articles will test the top five exchanges under review anonymously, allowing us to see if the user experience matches their credentials. As well as performing some basic....
With many exchanges on the market, the quality and efficiency each offers can vary considerably. While each wants to create a unique platform to attract investors, not all succeed in offering the informational resources to achieve this. In the fourth part of our series of reviews of ten well-known exchanges we focus on the inbuilt FAQ and guidance mechanisms each offers to its customers as well as its accessibility; whether multiple languages are catered for and how well this has been executed. As the only one of the exchanges not to incorporate an official FAQ, instead favoring a thread....
CoinTelegraph concludes its review of a selection of the most popular cloudmining providers with the all-important overview of just how much money is involved for potential users. Cloudmining needs to be suitably profitable for customers, as well as offer flexibility when it comes to harnessing and spending or reinvesting those profits. With this in mind, we check out the costs to the consumer for each of our cloudmining providers, and see how easy it is to get your hands on your precious coins fresh from the ether. (Please note that due to currently experiencing difficulties,....