Coinexchange.io is a virtual currency exchange aiming to support as diverse a range of altcoins as possible. Indeed, if you’re not a true crypto currency buff, you’re likely to find dozens altcoins you have never even heard of at coinexchange.io. Obviously, the stated goal of the operation is to provide a safe and secure environment […]
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Founded in 2013, LakeBTC is a rather peculiar type of crypto currency operation. It was launched as a bitcoin exchange, but these days, it’s much more than that. Besides exchange-related services, it also offers merchant tools, which allow businesses as well as individual users to accept bitcoins in a handy manner as payment for various
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BitOasis is a sort of Bitcoin wallet/exchange hybrid, which offers digital currency buying/selling and storage services for the Middle East and North Africa. Apparently, >BitOasis.net sees a lot of traffic from Germany as well. The operation makes no bloated promises and it doesn’t attempt to draw its users into some type of get-rich-quick scheme. All
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One of Australia’s most interesting startups of 2016, CoinJar defines itself as a global personal finance company, which makes it possible for its users to buy and sell Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple and Litecoin and to make payments using the virtual currency, or other, fiat currencies. Despite being a relative late-comer to the crypto currency scene
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Bitstamp (bitstamp.net) is one of the largest bitcoin exchanges, and indeed, one of the first regulated exchanges of the European crypto currency market. They are quite popular in many countries, especially in the United States, Germany, the UK, Spain and Italy. The operation is apparently focused on keeping its business model as simple as possible: it
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Coincrest is a rather peculiar crypto currency trading destination. While it does dangle the possibility of profits to its potential customers, it doesn’t go all the way in this regard and it doesn’t actually publish any exact figures. This is incidentally the first factor we consider when doing our investigations and writing up these reviews:
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Kraken.com was definitely not among the first proper exchanges to launch in support of the world’s most popular cryptocurrency, but it’s safe to say that it got the formula right. Founded back in 2011, in San Francisco, Kraken was at the roots of the Bitcoin revolution. It is currently the largest crypto currency exchange in
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We may be compensated when you sign up with LocalBitcoins via our referral link. LocalBitcoins.com is a very interesting Finland-based crypto currency exchange, which is looking to stay true to Bitcoin’s decentralized, peer-to-peer nature. The exchange itself is sort of like a message board, which allows its users to post advertisements and to be then
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Covered by The Financial Times, The Independent, and CNBC, the London-based CoinFloor (coinfloor.co.uk) is apparently the first publicly auditable bitcoin exchange. It has teamed up with an FCA-regulated trading firm to be able to handle bulk bitcoin orders, and it has thus become the biggest bitcoin-to-GBP exchange. Safety is apparently the top priority at CoinFloor: two-factor
Launched in July 2014, CoinCorner (coincorner.com) is another operation focused on the UK Bitcoin scene, looking to make it easy and convenient to get fiat money and Bitcoins in and out of the cryto currency environment. Accessibility is the main selling point of the company and towards that end, it has developed superior mobile applications covering
