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PRESALE | Sponge V2 | ERC-20 | Missed Sponge's 100x Pump in 2023? | Now's Your Chance To Buy Sponge V2 Before Listing

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$KingMyro the new King Memecoin | Presale on Pinksale starts at 2024.01.31 19:00 UTC | Contract Renounce

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$KingMyro the new King Memecoin | Presale on Pinksale starts at 2024.01.31 19:00 UTC | Contract Renounce

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Presale | Sponge V2 | ERC-20 | Missed Sponge's 100x Pump in 2023? | Now's Your Chance To Buy Sponge V2 In 2024 | Can It Go 100x Again?

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Missed $MYRO | You're still on time for MYRO2.0 on BSC | Incredible marketing | Launching Tomorrow

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PRESALE | Lmeow | ERC-20 | AI Driven Meme Coin With Staking | Presale Almost Sold Out | Join Now Before DEX/CEX Listings

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Presale | $SPONGE V2 | ERC-20 | Missed Sponge's 100x Pump in 2023? | Now's Your Chance To Buy Sponge V2 In 2024 | Will It Do 100x Again?

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Saudi Bonk – Coinmarketcap trending top 2 | More than 400% increase in value for the last 24 hours | Already listed on CEX | Arabic version of Bonk | Staking, AI, NFT, P2E game utilities | 0/0 tax | Incredible marketing | The team did 100M + MC project before

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Saudi Bonk – Coinmarketcap trending top 2! | +400% for last 24 hours | Listed on CEX | Arabic version of Bonk | Staking, AI, NFT, P2E game utilities | 0/0 tax | Amazing marketing plan | Team did 100M + MC project

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Saudi Bonk – Coinmarketcap trending top 2! | +400% for last 24 hours | Listed on CEX | Arabic version of Bonk | Staking, AI, NFT, P2E game utilities | 0/0 tax | Amazing marketing plan | Team did 100M + MC project

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Lightning CEX to CEX, cheap & safe?

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Presale | Sponge V2 | ERC-20 | Missed Sponge's 100x Pump in 2023? | Now's Your Chance To Buy Sponge V2 In 2024 | Will V2 100x Again?

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Moving out of coinbase, worried about depositing crypto to another CEX.

r/CryptoMarketsSee Post

Where can I see combined total CEX crypto open leverage trade volume lively?

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Presale | Sponge V2 | ERC-20 | Missed Sponge's 100x Pump in 2023? | Now's Your Chance To Buy Sponge V2 In 2024 | Will History Repeat Again?

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Presale | Sponge V2 | ERC-20 | Missed Sponge's 100x Pump in 2023? | Now's Your Chance To Buy Sponge V2 In 2024 | 100x Again?

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Exploring the Innovative World of JOKER Token - Best Potential - Join the Active Community

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Exploring the Innovative World of JOKER Token

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Exploring the Innovative World of JOKER Token

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Saudi Bonk – Listed on CMC today! | Arabic version of Bonk | Staking, AI, NFT, P2E game utilities | 0/0 tax | Amazing marketing plan | 650k mcap | Team did 100M + MC project

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Saudi Bonk – Just listed on CMC! | Arabic version of Bonk | Staking, AI, NFT, P2E game utilities | 0/0 tax | Amazing marketing plan | 650k mcap | Team did 100M + MC project

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

Why do almost all ICO / IDO platforms require KYC? How safe it is to do?

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$BNB is now bridgeable across Bitcoin, Ethereum, ARB, AVAX and Solana using the #OrdiZK dApp

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Solawave | I found SOL with sick website | good play

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Solawave - Сommunity Driven Meme Protocol Built on The Solana

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Want To Know What The Next Big Thing Is? It's Mickey Of Course! 1000X GEM Now Listing ON CEX SOON. World Known, The Biggest Meme Of 2024 And Beyond! Don't Get Left Behind! Grab A Piece Of Your Childhood Today!

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MANTA ERC-20 token address? Anyone?

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Day 4 for FLOPPA - Bulls on the Horizon, GotBit Hedge Fund Partnership Live! (BONK and MYRO marketing firm) 600k MarketCap sleeper, New CEX listings soon.

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Solana's next up, FLOPPA. Reaching nearly 1k holders and $1.5M market cap in just 24 hours. Massive KOL's campaigns to be rolled out and more.

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$FLOPPA - Solana's next OG Meme Superstar. Reaching nearly 1k holders and $1.5M market cap in just 24 hours. Massive KOL's campaigns to be rolled out and more

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Lil Grok $LGROK | Join Our Meme Revolution | Check our roadmap!

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BONKGIRL - Launch 18th January at 16:00 Utc

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Saudi Bonk – Arabic version of Bonk | Launched yesterday – still early | Staking, AI, NFT, P2E game utilities | 0/0 tax | CMC & CG listings this week | Amazing marketing plan | 830k mcap | Team did 100M + MC project

r/SatoshiStreetBetsSee Post

Landshare ($LAND): Revolutionizing Real Estate Investment

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Introducing Meme Fighter

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$TRUMP Trump token | Low MC ( $1m atm) | Insane Risk for Insane Returns

r/BitcoinSee Post

For people who DCA and hodl, how many sats do you allow to accumulate in a CEX before you transfer them to your non-custodial/hardware wallet?

r/BitcoinSee Post

Bitcoin is protection from the inflation of the Fed. It is not really protection from the inflation of Banks

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Wouldn’t keeping it on the Exchange be safer? (Don’t murder me)

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OZK project is 1 month old but it is already one of the best #BRC20 coins, huge potential in 2024

r/BitcoinSee Post

Phoenix v CEX

r/CryptoMarketsSee Post

wSol swap issue

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A 300k Marketcap GEM! $SOLO

r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

I’m lucky to have stumbled into crypto for most of my life. I began mining Bitcoin in 7th grade (2011) and very lucky to work at a top 2 CEX after graduating. An ETF cycle later, I finally have a strong grasp of trading/gambling.

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I’m lucky to have stumbled into crypto for most of my life. I began mining Bitcoin in 7th grade (2011) and very lucky to work at a top 2 CEX after graduating. An ETF cycle later, I finally have a strong grasp of trading/gambling.

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I’m lucky to have stumbled into crypto for most of my life. I began mining Bitcoin in 7th grade (2011) and very lucky to work at a top 2 CEX after graduating. An ETF cycle later, I finally have a strong grasp of trading/gambling.

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I’m lucky to have stumbled into crypto for most of my life. I began mining Bitcoin in 7th grade (2011) and very lucky to work at a top 2 CEX after graduating. An ETF cycle later, I finally have a strong grasp of trading/gambling.

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Breaking: $SOLO - The Hidden Gem Beyond CMC and CEX!

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Avoiding tainted BTC/crypto

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Exploring the potential of $Yourmom

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Staking ATOM on Coinbase or Crypto.com comes with opportunity cost

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Bixi(utility+meme)

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Last call before PARABOLIC PUMP! $PROPS

r/BitcoinSee Post

CEX increases value of BTC when transactions are made

r/BitcoinSee Post

Bitcoin Market Capture in New Zealand - Are Easycrypto Bankers Cartel Operatives? The evidence is circumstantial and not conclusive, but is substantial.

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North Korea is a major player in crypto theft, but then what?

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Thanks to CEX delisting, we have now at least 3 atomic swap implementations for Monero.

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1 popular DEX is becoming more like a centralized exchange but worst actually

r/SatoshiStreetBetsSee Post

Guys, it's your last chance to buy $PROPS ( @PropbaseApp on X) before it skyrocket!🚀

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I strongly believe $OZK is a great buy right now, it's not a shitcoin or a scammy meme

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XLM pricing not tied to volume events?

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Leslie | Meme coin with no intrinsic value or expectation of financial return | Initiated with a rocky start | LP Burnt | Zero Tax

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$IAI - Illuminati AI | Experience the future of crosschain transfers right in your telegram app | Safu Utility | First Mover

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Baby Elon, the next crypto leader IS COMING |||

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BI XI (Dragon year meta. Safe team)

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Just a few of the reasons why $OZK will probably have a huge pump soon

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Just a few of the reasons why $OZK will probably have a huge pump

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BIXI $BIXI | Low Market Cap | XRP Rewards | LP Burned CA Renounced

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BIXI $BIXI | Low Market Cap | XRP Rewards | LP Burned CA Renounced | Big Marketing Campaigns

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BIXI $BIXI | Low Market Cap | XRP Rewards | LP Burned CA Renounced | Big Marketing Campaigns

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BIXI $BIXI | Low Market Cap | XRP Rewards | LP Burned CA Renounced | Big Marketing Campaigns

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Lumishare; sustainable, tangible asset opportunities | Listing on multiple CEX soon!

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JBONK - junior bonk - about to explode on Solana - based dev - LP burnt - mint renounced - trending about to start.

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Baby analoS $BNBLOS | The hottest $SOL reflection token on BSC

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How I was able to HODL through the bear market by staking

r/CryptoMarketsSee Post

CelEX.IO is not letting people withdraw

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I think CEX.IO is ripping people off

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Huge liquidity crunch in Monero forces exchanges to halt withdrawals and delist it

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Huge liquidity crunch in Monero forces exchanges to halt withdrawals and delist it

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Dogecoin and Shiba Inu Fetch Gains Despite Crypto Whales Pouring Millions Into Circulation via CEX Influx

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TOTO Coin - An memecoin with Allot of History Behind

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DEX that fulllfill all checkmarks?

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Launch today on uniswap at 16PM UTC! Doxxed Team, Experienced Marketers. 3/3 Tax & Renounced CA. ERC20

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WhatBot ERC-20 | Launch Today 16PM UTC | Simplify token creation, marketing, and management with Launch Bot

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WhatB0T ERC-20 | Launch Today 16PM UTC | Simplify token creation | CA Renounced | Experienced Marketers on board

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$WHAT ERC-20 | Launch Today 16PM UTC | Simplify token creation

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WhatB0T ERC-20 | Launch Today 16PM UTC | Simplify token creation, marketing, and management with Launch B0T

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WhatBot ERC-20 | Launch Today 16PM UTC | Simplify token creation, marketing, and management with Launch Bot

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Chimpzee Burns Another 1 Billion tokens drops Supply to 26 Billion!

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PSA: Don't trade futures if you're in a country that doesn't allow it.

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KE LP | BEP-20 | Utility Token | Wallet | Trading Engine | Staking | Dex | Ecosystem | Private SALE Is LIVE

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KELP | BEP-20 | Real Use Utilities | Wallet | Trading Engine | Staking | Dex | Ecosystem | Private Sale Is LIVE

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KELP | Presale Is Live | BEP-20 | Utility Token | Wallet | Trading Engine | Staking | Dex | Ecosystem | Private Sale Is Filling Fast | Launching Soon

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PRESALE | Kelp Token | BEP-20 | Real Utilities | Wallet | Trading Engine | Staking | Dex | Ecosystem | Filling Fast | Launching Soon

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PRE-SALE | Kelp | BEP-20 | Utility Token | Wallet | Trading Engine | Staking | Dex | Ecosystem | Presale Is Filling Fast | Don't Miss It

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$PAMPA - Pampa Claus is the ultimate holiday homie - Pampa Claus Airdrop

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$PAMPA - Liquidity Locked for Peace of Mind - Pampa Claus is the ultimate holiday homie - Pampa Claus

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$PAMPA - Liquidity Locked for Peace of Mind - Arbitrum: Making Crypto More Accessible - Pampa Claus is the ultimate holiday homie - Pampa Claus $50 Airdrop

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Worst CEX in crypto

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have you tried solana? cheap fees and easy. They even support stable coins over the solana network, supported by some CEX and cold wallets for deposit/withdraw.

Mentions:#CEX

How do you buy SOL if not with a CEX?

Mentions:#SOL#CEX

It already exist, called CEX app

Mentions:#CEX

You start from a centralized exchange and claim decentralization as advantage? Sol is not as centralized as any CEX

Mentions:#CEX

It appears that Bitfinex allows lightning deposits up to 5 BTC at a time. Alternatively, you can look into submarine swaps if you want to create a fresh on chain UTXO out of a lightning channel. I agree that it is important to understand that CJs might get flagged (including CJs you do with UTXOs that you get FROM the exchange), but it is not an insurmountable issue. Finally, since the purpose of CJs is to be able to spend privately, a normal workflow would not involve sending the funds back to a KYC CEX afterwards anyways.

Mentions:#BTC#CEX

‘Gambling on meme coins’ is an idiotic simplification. If you want to get into solid projects early (low market cap) sometimes you need to swap for those, and those can have huge potential. It’s very advantageous to get in before a big CEX listing because most people are lazy and don’t actually use the blockchain. For example many AI projects, gaming projects, etc. take time to get on CEXs. Some of these are gems. Secondly I have made a lot on airdrops, yield farming, and various defi actions. This has boosted my profits by so much. You’re naive if you don’t think there is a lot to be earned on the blockchain by actually USING the blockchain. It’s not just about trading coins - that’s for the noobs who don’t actually know shit about crypto & blockchain. But again… all these actions are costly & inefficient on Ethereum. I (and others in the space) begrudgingly do them often but it’s not ideal.

Mentions:#CEX

That worked so well with FTX and all the other CEX:es.

Mentions:#FTX#CEX

Didn’t know gambling on memecoins is what succeeding in crypto is. Besides, if you’re into that, this shouldn’t be a problem for you, because that new supercool token instead could be created on some other garbage L1 like luna, harmony, avalanche etc and you would have to use a CEX or a bridge to move your money there, same way as with L2s, to chase them.

Mentions:#CEX

Not if you want to succeed in the crypto space. Too much shit that you want is put only on Eth mainnet or some random chain. For example… how are you gonna pick up a new coin before it gets picked up by a CEX? You swap for it on defi. But if that’s only possible on Eth mainnet, then tell me how I’m gonna ignore that problem by just using my favorite L2. If you want to succeed in crypto you want to find the opportunities and very often those are on mainnet or on some random L2s. It’s very dispersed with almost all L2s trying to create value to attract an audience, but that means you need funds on all the chains to be involved. When it was just polygon, arbitrum, optimism it was more manageable (still not ideal with Eth mainnet often being necessary). But now….

Mentions:#CEX

OP is the most popular L2 on CEXs. Not that hard to bridge OP to Base. If you want to go straight from CEX to Base or Arbitrum, start hounding the CEXs to support it.

Mentions:#OP#CEX

That only works for small accounts. And I bet that if you divide your UTXO into multiple channels, the CEX will flag your account and require additional proof of funds etc etc.

Mentions:#CEX

>An absolute nightmare to onboard and use the product It literally the same experience to withdraw ETH from a CEX. You just pick Arbitrum at the network. >still had to use Eth (and pay gas) to actually get my moons into cex anyway And if moons were on solana you'd need SOL. >when it’s busy I have to try a few times which is a small price to pay. Solana is sure making a lot of money off failed transactions. That's a doubly bad user experience.

Mentions:#ETH#CEX#SOL

Loopring will be the best DEX = CEX ouththere soon!

Mentions:#DEX#CEX

Bitcointry —> non-custodial exchange platform with the best features of CEX and DEX combined. Low trade fee, no restrictions, no registration, no Kyc!

Mentions:#CEX#DEX

Honestly, doesn’t matter when it’s on a CEX and your buy in was under $20. Salty AF

Mentions:#CEX

Which wallet do you withdraw to using Lightning? Trying to learn if there is any recommended ones. I’ve only sent from CEX to cold storage so far.

Mentions:#CEX

In addition to what the others have pointed out, if you DO have a tainted UTXO that you would like to deposit to a CEX for some reason, you can open a lightning channel and deposit that way.

Mentions:#CEX

Zypto.com acquired, migration to ETH, 2 confirmed tier 1 CEX listings with more to come, app release mid April, Dubai deal TBA that will melt your faces. And everything falling into place just before BTC halving and the upcoming bull run  BOOOM 🔥

Mentions:#ETH#CEX#BTC

Seriously, if you look at one token today, make it Zypto. You will not regret it. App launch and CEX listing in next 4 weeks. Multiple additional listings to follow soon after. Real utility in use in the real world right now. Future top 30 project.

Mentions:#CEX

Bisq is great. P2p. I'm sure there's places with lower fees but it's nice to be able to get coins not from a CEX.

Mentions:#CEX

You need to start with the very basics first; get your feet wet on a fast cheap chain with throw-away money, using whatever CEX you like as an onramp. Get a popular hot wallet; Have it generate the keys/seedphrase for you, back them up, then reinstall the wallet and restore. Then send some funds to it from a CEX. Then use some popular DEX and buy a token. Learn how to add chains/tokens to the wallet if that is appropriate. Start with this. Then you can look at getting a hardware wallet, learn how to use it with a hot wallet, how to separate your DeFi keys from your storage keys, how to bridge assets, or use an omnichain Dex like Thorswap. And remember, everything is on the chain. The only thing wallets do is sign transactions against your public keys with your private keys.

Mentions:#CEX#DEX

1. Never heard of bisq, use whatever is going to give you to lowest fees. I just use Coinbase for on/off boarding and btc trading. 2. That’s the safest manner. A cold wallet isn’t offline, it’s just one that’s not used to interact with anything. It’s more important to just store your seed phrase safely and not interact with sketchy contracts/apps 3. I’d recommend just trading btc on a cex. 4. A wallet that supports a given network will hold/swap any and all tokens created on that network. No update needed, some wallets need the tokens imported for them to display. 5. Tron? Guarda wallet, it supports nearly every network and has a very simple function for swapping between networks. Phantom and MetaMask are my favorite wallets for nearly everything else. 6. CEX again. Coinbase, Kraken as an alternative 7. Either on a CEX or Guarda wallet. There are also DEXs and that can do so either swapping one for another or bridging tokens from one network to another, which one to use will depend which networks you’re switching between

Mentions:#CEX

> why? >Crypto is confusing enough for most/average people BEFORE adding the extra dimension of "layers" to it. ... >they use cefi dominantly, hence no need for bridging, **just need to pick an L2** in the CEX withdraw options. This is _more_ complicated, and it's already _too complicated_.

Mentions:#CEX

why? binance has like 10 L2 options for eth withdrawl. If we talk about crypto newbs, they use cefi dominantly, hence no need for bridging, just need to pick an L2 in the CEX withdraw options. And then, once withdrawn, it's all the same unless you want to use special dapps that use only main net which has become very rare

Mentions:#CEX

Yeah, good luck sending those swapped coins to any CEX, as soon as these TXs are fingerprinted (like the ones coming from wasabi coinjoins) AML will reject these tainted UTXOs.

Mentions:#CEX

When there’s so many actual shit coin memes that have billions of market cap, Zypto with a variety of uses, great branding, great team, and below 50m market cap seemed like an obvious steal to me, and it’s not fair to call it a shit coin. Especially considering it’s been growing organically with minimal marketing, app not released yet, not on CEX yet, etc. It’s also already been around for 2.5 years in a sense (was FCF pay before rebrand to Zypto.) To each their own, but I think it’s an easy 10x in the short term and probably at least 100x in a year or two considering it’s only around 5 cents right now.

Mentions:#CEX

$ZYPTO is the answer. Everyone check it out, promise you won’t regret it. It’s the solution everyone has been looking for, the utility is insane and it’s also geared towards rewarding holders since they will earn Zyps within the Zypto App just for holding (like reward points). Zypto also has physical and virtual cards that allow a wide range of crypto currencies to be spent anywhere. App release coming in April and CEX listing announcement as well as a business partnership announcement coming soon. 🚀

Mentions:#CEX

$ZYPTO is the answer. Everyone check it out, promise you won’t regret it. It’s the solution everyone has been looking for, the utility is insane and it’s also geared towards rewarding holders since they will earn Zyps within the Zypto App just for holding (like reward points). Zypto also has physical and virtual cards that allow a wide range of crypto currencies to be spent anywhere. App release coming in April and CEX listing announcement as well as a business partnership announcement coming soon. 🚀

Mentions:#CEX

$CUMINU will melt faces. CEX are around the corner to make the first shot. Any price under 10M MC is a steal. Go and get it.

Mentions:#CUMINU#CEX

I get your concerns, but I think you've misunderstood how to use L2s. No one bridges these days. Like you've said, bridging a pain. You're supposed to onboard and offboard from a CEX directly on an L2, and that's near instant and cheap. A lot of tokens and projects migrating from L1 to L2s. The Ethereum core devs work with app devs and L2 teams together to make L1 a settlement layer for L2s and above so that Ethereum can have the highest security. That's been the design since its 2019-2020 pivot. That's the scaling design, and intentional.

Mentions:#CEX

having a favorite CEX is big cuck energy

Mentions:#CEX

Here is were they kicked you in the balls. If everyone wanted to make 2 tx, one from the CEX and one to open a self custodial LN channel it would take around 60 years. No other traffic just that. There would be people that would be born and die before they could make these two tx. Self custody on BTC will be for the rich only. Everyone else will be using custodians.

Mentions:#CEX#BTC

any of the main CEX should be fine as long as you dont keep your balance with them (personally bitfinex, binance (outside US) or coinbase are ok) recently i used fixedfloat to swap some shitcoin (eth) to bitcoin and them having lightning worked pretty good... but will be a bit worried for big transactions....

Mentions:#CEX

Wow you're not aware BSC is a blockchain and has a higher nakamoto coef than ETH ? Why would people trade on DEX if they can trade on a CEX, that's really your point ? It's surreal that you don't the point of trading on a DEX. You realise that's a protocol like drift has an orderbook, limited open interests per market and insurance fund ? It really sound like you never actually use perp protocol and it's pure theory for you, which probably is. There's no record of a protocol crashing because of solana downtime even with high volatility. I love ppl like you, they know they're wrong yet they will always find new argument to try to prove their point. I had hope at the begining when you admitted that you were lying about sol perp trading, which exist on SOL and is literaly thriving after downtime of february. SOL perp trading has the highest volume of blockchain beside ETH and VC backed L2. that's hard to swallow when you hate solana but that's reality.

I think one of the biggest deals is being listed in a CEX like Kraken for the coming bull run.

Mentions:#CEX

Memecoins fit better with CEX.

Mentions:#CEX

Hey fren - all good points, but looks like you've been lied to. There are MULTIPLE ways to self-custody. Zengo doesn't use a seed phrase, for example (and has never been hacked). But this thread isn't a shill Zengo thread so just check us out if you're interested. Your post **does** highlight the dominant perception that you basically have a choice between a CEX or ETFs on one hand, or old-school hardware wallets w/seed phrases on the other. Not a great list of options! Looks like we have work to do.

Mentions:#CEX

That a DEX? Lemme check it out. Sounds like Jupiter is the consensus for all the SOL crap. I need to check on Pambo and Retik, but I'm almost sure Pambo is ETH. Retik might be listed on CEX assuming it's listed anywhere and not a scam...I think it's a SOL-esque ecosystem to itself.

You can just make sure it's from and t the same network that the CEX supports

Mentions:#CEX

Nothing is risk free. But it's much harder than on CEX.

Mentions:#CEX

I know right - I agree, but there is another issue. I think tall the CEX exchanges are rigged. I don't think there is any real selling as anyone who was sold was removed from the market 4 times since 2011. I think exchanges are picking peoples order books off and using fake btc on thier exchanges. We need ana actual working traperent DEX.

Mentions:#CEX#DEX

What’s your process for continuously adding that? Do you send money to CEX, buy btc, transfer to your hardware wallet monthly? I’m trying to figure out what’s the best way to buy btc and eth every paycheck but not sure the easiest way and to not get destroyed by gas or fees

Mentions:#CEX

Everyone needs a CEX. How do you get fiat > crypto and then crypto > fiat?

Mentions:#CEX

then you need a CEX. which is funny, because solana critics whine about how is not decentralized but a CEX is the most centralized thing ever

Mentions:#CEX

I want to show people L2 are useful. Anyone can bridge an asset to Arbitrum and setup a liquidity pool so I will do so as an experiment. I will bridge over and provide initial liquidity to an (ERC-20) memecoin using uniswap on Arbitrum. Others are free to join. So the question is which memecoin would you want to see available for trading on Arbitrum? The obvious choice would be PEPE? Dogecoin isn't an option it is on its own chain. SHIB is available on most CEX. I have never bought a memecoin in my life despite owning Bitcoin since 2011 so I likely will regret it but I think it could be a useful experiment to accelerate adoption of L2. Note: tried making this a post but automod no like.

Moons are on Arbitrum Nova. There is no option to swap Moons via Metamask on Arbitrum Nova. Metamask may support this on Arbitrum One once the bridge is live. But for now, you cannot swap Moons without bridging them out of Arbitrum Nova OR sending them to a CEX that supports receiving Moons.

Mentions:#CEX

Selling is not too complicated for anyone who is used to self custody of crypto. The broad steps to sell are: 1. Send some ETH as gas to your Arbitrum Nova wallet with your Moons (Metamask with your seed phrase for the Moons wallet can be used to figure out what address to send the ETH to). You will need a few cents of ETH or less. Kraken and [Crypto.com](http://Crypto.com) are CEXs that allow you to easily send ETH to Arbitrum Nova. You can also bridge ETH over, but that is more expensive. 2. Send your Moons to Kraken or [Crypto.com](http://Crypto.com) to sell. This is the cheapest option. You can also bridge your Moons over to sell. With the new Arbitrum One option that will be available soon, it may be more cost competitive. But selling to a CEX is usually cheapest. Doing this requires some basic knowledge of self custody. You need to know the seed phrase for your reddit vault. You need to know how to manage an ETH wallet like Metamask. You need to know how to send/deposit crypto in an exchange and self custody wallet. And if you want to bridge crypto, you need to know how to bridge crypto. All of this is not as easy as selling/buying crypto on Coinbase or Robinhood. But it is very simple for anyone who self custodies crypto. The biggest challenge is getting ETH to Arbitrum Nova as that requires bridging crypto (intermediate level knowledge needed) OR requires using one of a few CEXs.

Mentions:#ETH#CEX

Liquidity is the available assets in a market that are readily available to process smooth transactions of buying and selling. For centralized exchanges (CEX),liquidity is a representation of the order book, the density of orders, and the spread. For decentralized exchanges(DEX), it is a function of the assets committed to the liquidity pool. For assets listed on multiple markets, the total liquidity is a sum of the available liquidity on each of these markets. Liquidity is essentially the measure of balance between buying and sell orders, and being able to process the buy sell orders efficiently. If the markets are able to handle a significant change in either direction, then sufficient liquidity has been provided. Liquidity applies to all markets and commodities.

Mentions:#CEX#DEX

These tokens typically exist on various Blockchains. Most of them can be coded in about 5 mins and established with an unpolished webpage by 3rd world labor selling WordPress websites on fivver for a few USD. Let's say your origin of funds is a CEX 1. download / install / secure web3 wallet 2. Add Blockchain you wish to transact on 3. Send funds from CEX to newly made wallet (selecting the requisite chain and deposit address correctly) Now you have funds in a hotwallet on a chain like Eth, Polygon, Sol, BSC, Avax, Arbitrum, etc. Find the shit you want to trade on something like CMC or Coingecko Under markets look at liquidity and trade volume under the Dex tab. If you're trading really steamy shit, you may want to copy the token contracts address from the CMC page so you don't get fooled into trading for an imposter token on the Dex and essentially giving your capital away. At the swap screen on the Dex, select the token you have and swap it into you're desired shit. You can paste the aforementioned contract address here to ensure you are trading for the token listed on CMC. Probably shouldn't fuck with the steamers though. And if Google is not your friend, you'll probably give your $$ away in one form or another - as one major mistake can result in a complete loss of funds.

Mentions:#CEX

Avoid using "Ethereum Mainnet" since it's network fees are outrageously high. When withdrawing funds from your CEX account (e.g. Coinbase), switch the network on the withdraw screen so that your funds are withdrawn to an Ethereum Layer 2 network or some other low-cost chain. Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche, and a few others are all suitable alternatives to Ethereum Mainnet that still have plenty of liquidity and a wide selection of altcoins to swap in/out of

Mentions:#CEX

#DEX Con-Arguments Below is a DEX con-argument written by Shippior. > A Decentralized Exchange, often abbreviated to DEX, is an exchange that does not belong to a central entity and all transactions happen on a blockchain. The three largest DEXs by [Total Value Locked](https://cointelegraph.com/explained/what-is-total-value-locked-tvl-in-crypto-and-why-does-it-matter) (TVL) are [Curve Finance](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/swap), [Uniswap](https://uniswap.org/) and [PancakeSwap](https://pancakeswap.finance/). For a full list of DEXs see this [dashboard](https://defillama.com/protocols/Dexes). > > A DEX requires a user to be very well versed in the working of crypto because the entire process takes place on-chain. First of all a uses needs to have a crypto wallet to start with trading and needs to have the correct assets in its wallet to interact with the DEX. Many DEXs lack the easy user interface that CEXs offer and provide hard to read technical documentation on how to use the DEX. Next to that customer support is often limited to the Discord server in which one hopes to find a developer that can help instead of a scammer that pretends to be a developer that runs off with all their assets. > > As can be seen in the dashboard that includes all DEXs above the number of DEXs is actually quite limited. Of the 10 DEXs that have the largest TVL 5 of them are on the Ethereum chain and 2 of them are on the Binance Smart Chain. Next to that Uniswap does almost 50% of all volume traded on DEXs by itself. Inspecting the dashboard more closely also reveals that liquidity is a problem for many DEXs. At the time of writing only 22 DEXs have a TVL of more than 100mill USD. [Coinbase claims to hold 39.9 billion USD of BTC alone](https://news.bitcoin.com/coinbase-ceo-says-company-holds-2-million-bitcoin-reminds-people-firms-financials-are-public/#:~:text=According%20to%20Coinbase%20CEO%20Brian,million%20bitcoin%20worth%20%2439.9%20billion.). Also still [96% of trading is done on CEXs](https://assets.kpmg/content/dam/kpmg/cn/pdf/en/2021/10/crypto-insights-part-2-decentralised-exchanges-and-automated-market-makers.pdf). This shows a large gap in liquidity between DEXs and CEXs. > > This lack of liquidity also introduces the risk of [slippage](https://coinmarketcap.com/alexandria/glossary/slippage). This means you buy or sell at a worse price than anticipated. When a trade is large compared to the available liquidity it can impact the available assets in a pool by a lot and thereby change the price. For example if a pool has 1 ETH and 1,500 USDC and a user wants to buy 0.1 ETH it means that he wants to take 10%of the available ETH in the pool. The user expects to pay 150 USDC for 0.1 ETH. However if there are 2 users that provide 0.05 ETH to the pool the order will be executed in 2 parts. First 0.05 ETH is bought for 75 USDC. However now the ratio is 0,95 ETH to 1,575 USDC which means that 1 ETH is not worth 1,658 USDC. The user pays 0.05*1,658 = 83 USDC for the other 0.05 ETH. Thus the user paid 158 USDC for 0.1 ETH instead of the expected 150 USDC. > > [Impermanent losses](https://academy.binance.com/en/articles/impermanent-loss-explained) are the most common type of risk for people providing liquidity in a liquidity pool. As liquidity is often added as a pair of 2 coins impermanent loss happens as one of the two coins largely changes in value compared to the other. When the value changes the pool is rebalanced to reflect this. This can lead to the assets in the liquidity pool being worth less than when the assets would have been held outside of the Liquidity pool, see this [example](https://blog.liquid.com/impermanent-loss). > > DEXs are made up entirely of software. This software is often made open source as a proof that the DEX has a fair working towards its users. However this also provides hackers all the information that they would require to look for an error that they can use to break the software and steal assets from the DEX. Although the software is thoroughly audited it can still provide vectors. Even worse than that it can happen that a DEX was made to rugpull its users from the start. An example of this phenomenon is [Sifchain](https://www.sifchain.finance/) a small DEX for Cosmos. At the end of last year it closed off all bridges to the chain such that the assets could not be transferred of the chain. The only way a user could take off any assets from the platform was to trade its assets versus the native coin of the token at a very high price which was pocketed by the owners of the DEX. > > Another challenge for DEXs is the availability to add fiat to buy crypto. For an exchange to accept cash there needs to be a counter party that wants to trade their crypto for fiat in a trustless way. As a user is only known to the DEX by its wallet ID, which does not accept cash. It is very difficult to provide fiat trades on a DEX for this very reason. Lately fiat on-ramps have been provided by parties like [KADO](https://www.kado.money/) and [Moonpay](https://www.moonpay.com/) where they offer to take your cash and trade it for crypto (essentially taking the role of over the counter market maker) but this requires larger fees than when using a CEX. However fiat off-ramps have not been widely seen, probably because market makers are afraid that users will dump their crypto on them when the market becomes volatile and they are stuck with the losses. > > A very US oriented disadvantage of a DEX is that trades are not easily registered for tax purposes. All transactions are of course registered on the block chain but that is not the format that is required by the IRS. Tools have been developed for the larger DEXs, for example [Koinly](https://koinly.io/blog/uniswap-taxes/) provides tax reports for Uniswap trades, to convert the information on the blockchain to a proper format for tax forms but they have to be checked manually to be certain that all trades are registered correctly which can be a very time consuming task. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_DEX) to find submissions for other topics.

#DEX Pro-Arguments Below is a DEX pro-argument written by Shippior. > A Decentralized Exchange, often abbreviated to DEX, is an exchange that does not belong to a central entity and all transactions happen on a blockchain. The three largest DEXs by [Total Value Locked](https://cointelegraph.com/explained/what-is-total-value-locked-tvl-in-crypto-and-why-does-it-matter) (TVL) are [Curve Finance](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/swap), [Uniswap](https://uniswap.org/) and [PancakeSwap](https://pancakeswap.finance/). For a full list of DEXs see this [dashboard](https://defillama.com/protocols/Dexes). > > The largest difference between a CEX and a DEX is the way that liquidity is provided. Most CEXs use an [order book](https://learn.bybit.com/trading/order-book-explained-for-beginners/_ style ) for transactions. Most DEXs employ [Auto Mated Market Making](https://blog.0x.org/market-making-in-defi/) (AMM). These type of transactions are essential for operating an exchange with low liquidity. The supply and demand are matched by a protocol to prevent orders from not being fulfilled for a long time as there are generally less transaction offers available when there is lower liquidity. > > AMM works by users "lending" their crypto as collateral for others to trade. This is done by depositing tokens in a [liquidity pool](https://www.moonpay.com/learn/defi/what-are-liquidity-pools). Users are often provided incentive by the protocol to deposit their tokens by receiving a fixed interest rate on the crypto that they deposit. Therefore users who wanted to hold their crypto for the long term can actually put them in a pool via a smart contract to earn interest on this crypto without having to trade it whereas it would be collecting dust on an CEX. APRs are as high at 100%+ on larger DEXs like [Curve](https://curve.fi/#/ethereum/pools) and higher than 250% for smaller DEXs like [Crescent](https://app.crescent.network/farm). > > Trading fees of DEXs are mostly rather straightforward. Uniswap take a flat 0.3% trading fee, just like [Osmosis](https://osmosis.zone/) on each trade on top of the network transaction fee. Transaction fees can go as low as 0.02% for Curve Finance. These swap fees are provided to the people providing liquidity in the pool as an incentive for putting in their crypto. > > All trades made on a DEX are available as they can be found on the blockchain. Therefore it is possible to base your trading activity on the activities of other people. This also means that you can verify that your assets are where you think they are at all time. Your assets can not be lended to other people without you knowing of it and in most cases without you agreeing to it through the use of a smart contract. > > Compared to a CEX (with the exception of Coinbase) it is possible to own a part of the DEX. Many DEX have their own tokens. For example Curve Finance has [Curve DAO](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/curve-dao-token/) and Uniswap has [UNI](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/uniswap/). These tokens are used to pay for transaction fees on the DEX, they can be just held on to in the hope of them increasing in value but most important of all these tokens can be used to participate in governance. Everyone can put a proposal for improving a DEX, see the [Curve DAO](https://gov.curve.fi/) as an example for this, up for vote and everyone that owns the token of the DEX can vote (mostly 1 token = 1 vote) to determine how to go forward. Thus one can decide how to go forward to make the DEX even better. Something that is almost entirely impossible with a CEX. > > Privacy on a DEX is much better than on a CEX. On most DEXs no Know Your Customer (KYC) is required, a wallet that can not be linked to the person that is using it is sufficient. > > DEXs can have all assets on their platform that are available on the blockchain itself of made available through wrapped assets by [bridges](https://blog.liquid.com/blockchain-cross-chain-bridge). In theory the number of bridges that can be made between blockchains is infinite thereby the number of assets that can be listed on a DEX is also infinite. In reality though there are only bridges between the major blockchains available at the moment. This still provides plenty to chose from. According to Coinmarketcap there are currently [935 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/uniswap#:~:text=Currently%2C%20there%20are%20938%20coins,a%2024h%20volume%20of%20%24319%2C357%2C719.14.) available to be traded on Uniswap and [3,223 coins](https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/pancakeswap) on PancakeSwap. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_DEX) to find submissions for other topics.

That's the point. If a coin is already in a big exchange you missed the big ride! This is one of the reasons of this, to track the "ride" from this coins until any of them touches a big CEX (maybe none of them will do)

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What’s liquidity? Are you seeing the dark pools? Aggregating liquidity across all CEX and DEXs? What is meant here?

Mentions:#CEX

All the pieces are falling in together nicely for Cardano. Many CNT working on CEX listing as well. The Cardano Eco-System is a gold mine for this upcoming bull run, and potentially this \*Summer\*.

Mentions:#CNT#CEX

Because CEX are simple. Not a lot can go wrong hitting a sell button.

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I’m not a big CEX guy. Why not just swap it using sushiswap?

Mentions:#CEX

Custodians like i.e. Etana act as a middle man between 2 parties. The customer and the CEX in this case. The bank doesn’t see the CEX, just the custodian.

Mentions:#CEX

Just withdraw to your CEX? L2s are exaclty like L1s where you can withdraw/deposite from a CEX. You don't have to bridge to withdraw from L2....

Mentions:#CEX

Just use custodians. It’s an extra step, but you won’t have issues with your bank anymore. Once received at the custodian, the transfer to the CEX will take minutes.

Mentions:#CEX

Use jupiter dex aggregator (jup.ag). It's an easy to use swap page. Install the wallet called phantom, fund it from a CEX and you can go gamble lol

Mentions:#CEX

You can either swap it to a different coin/token via Sushiswap, or send it to a CEX account and sell it there. Both methods would require you to have gas fees for the transaction, so you'll need to get some ETH gas regardless

Mentions:#CEX#ETH

Arb Nova gas fees are much cheaper compared to mainnet fees since it's an L2. The gas fee for a simple send transaction should be cheaper than 10 cents. If your ETH is from an exchange, you can probably send the absolute minimum withdrawal amount allowed by the CEX, and it would be way more than enough for gas for the send transaction you're planning

Mentions:#ETH#CEX

I have combank as my main account and ANZ as my mortagage account. Transactions go from combank to ANZ instantly, then from ANZ to my CEX instantly. its an extra step but its still a work around.

Mentions:#CEX

I would use Kraken but they don’t support my credit union. I was using Gemini but recently started using Fidelity. It terms of CEX, I would think the likelihood of Fidelity going bankrupt or purposely screwing me to be pretty low, right?

Mentions:#CEX

My CEX offers a paid subscription which takes away all fees. Its a bit expensive njut honestly worth it in my opinion

Mentions:#CEX

On CEX, sol and avax chad dinos, fet and rndr maybe the hottest major alts, and them more and more new shiny baloney at lower mcaps. Not 100x moonshots but sensible positions for the altcoin investor imo, eth will probably also do at least fine, it probably has some move in store to make sol/eth flip floppers pay

Mentions:#CEX

Some chains allow you to load up your DEX wallets with a creditcard > USDC. Going back into FIAT / TradFi however will require a CEX.

Mentions:#DEX#USDC#CEX

You don't need to do anything. Arb Nova holds the native token and has the most liquidity, including access to a major CEX (Kraken). Those two in combination suggest Arbitrum Nova is the best place to hold Moons.

Mentions:#CEX

Okay I’m gonna give yous an alpha. Download Phantom Wallet, buy 1 SOL on your CEX, send it to the wallet. Search $BOMO on coingecko and copy the contract address. Open in-wallet browser and visit raydium.io , paste the address and swap your SOL for the tokens. Then hold until it got listed on Binance or CDC. It could 100x and your $200 SOL turns to $20,000. Or it could go to ZERO. Do this only if you have $200 to gamble and not worry about your mental health.

Mentions:#SOL#CEX#ZERO

Also cryto CEX’s, especially is used in a 3rd country, are way less likely to question where deposited money came from. There is much less regulation

Mentions:#CEX

That makes a lot of sense, where my understanding is a large majority of transactions I think it's like 95% or more happen through a CEX. It seems way easier to on ramp crypto than is to off ramp it into the fiat you want. That's the last place anyone doing anything illegal would want to go through. I'm sure there are still mixers out there that obfuscate enough to make it viable and as cryptos gain more traction throughout the world I can see it shifting to to more laundering through crypto in the future.

Mentions:#CEX

Except when you want to cash out your crypto, in which case you need a CEX

Mentions:#CEX

Sorry for the noob question. How do I see how long the wait is for Solana transactions? Myself and a lot of others have pending deposits from CEX to other wallets. Supposedly bome is the reason (yuck) but I want to know how long I have to wait. Normally my sol transactions are within 60 seconds.

Mentions:#CEX

An dapp called bidali is available on the Sonar wallet for Kujira, Sonar is still being developed, but they have a huge amount of gift cards per country. Seeing as Kuji isn't on a CEX yet, the tracing options are minimal which is very exciting to me

Mentions:#CEX

Think there have been some interesting pumps after a successful rebrand, just look at BEAM...  GET Protocol (Ticketing protocol and small cap) will rebrand next week with a bunch of marketing and CEX listing coming. Might be a short term opportunity

Mentions:#BEAM#CEX

Well they aren't gonna build that feature just for crypto exchanges and they won't assign verification through someone calling you because the cost is incredibly high and victims will say yes to everything. Victims have literally given out 2fa code, multiple times to scammers. The waivers exist both in local CEX and people still transfer the money to scammers. The banks never have an obligation to let you do anything you want with your money, not in other developed countries either because of AML/KYC or other reasons. Read your T&C's that you agree too. In the case of scam victims they escalate it to AFCA which cost the banks money. Being tied to AFCA ombudsman is a requirement and it cost the banks money to handle every case even when people get themselves scammed. If the banks can simply absolve themselves of this, they would but they can't. So here we are.

Mentions:#CEX

What do you mean by user whitelisting ? These scammers go to vulnerable people and promise lucrative investments, pishing, pig butchering scam, etc. basically any narrative that can get these victims to part with their money and their exit is crypto cause once it's transferred to a non CEX wallet, it's gone. There will always be new victims and some are into the hundreds of thousands of dollars lost. I will find a few news articles for reference.

Mentions:#CEX

Yeah this thread is actually kinda hilarious tbh. Gambling with leverage without stop losses? It's my mouse's fault I lost money! Longing into comically obvious scams like "SafeMoon" and/or losing your savings after keeping it with a CEX or some other shady centralised custodian? Yep, unpreventable tragedies. Goes to show most people here are idiots and lack the ability to reflect on and learn from their mistakes

Mentions:#CEX

Just because you have the seeds and the networks doesn’t mean you can see what was totally available. You have to know all the wallet addresses that the person was into. And if it’s an ERC20 or if they were using the polygon network you would have to know what specific address they were using and check on etherscan or polygonscan to see what tokens were stored on there and you can’t just start messing with all tokens you find in there because some might be scam coins and when you interact with them you can have your wallet drained. Good luck it’s not easy to navigate the insanity that some crypto people have gotten themselves into. Most of us have gotten into all sorts of random liquidity pools and all sorts of shit on DEX’s and CEX’s. It’s almost impossible to figure out what someone has been doing.

Mentions:#DEX#CEX

Which bank? Which DEX or CEX where you transferring to?

Mentions:#DEX#CEX

Tokens do rounds of sales, to raise capital, which goes to the market cap. Then you need to take into account the tokenomics, total supply/circulating supply, token locks etc. Token sales are somewhat arbitrary but usually benefit the buyer since it’s crucial to gain that initial momentum for the token. AFAIK the listing price on CEX is agreed upon before listing in order to have market makers participate.

Mentions:#CEX

Can you explain with an example? I'm basically trying to figure out how the last token sale round price and the first CEX listing price might be different, and if so, why. Or are they the same?

Mentions:#CEX

OHHHH I didn't know that. You mean once it's listed what happens is that people who already have it outside the CEX have to all manually add it and start listing it at their own prices? And that is what makes the market to start with? That makes so much sense but because I've never actually seen it happen I didn't realize that's what actually happens.

Mentions:#CEX

COMFY's growth has been all organic. Fair-launched, no pre-sale, no VCs. The dev gave out 5 $ airdrops at the beginning to create his vision of a comfy community. People soon realized that he is pretty capable and on top of that, an early LINK marine. He burned 100k of his own money to provide liquidity for COMFY. Currently there's \~250k liquidity on all pairs (check Birdeye) with a MC of 1.5 Million. Nice entry point now for the upcoming third exchange listing and Mad Apes AMA. Some stats: - listed on 2 CEXs already, Dex-Trade and Bitstorage - another CEX coming up (P2B) - long-term partnership with DSCVR (ICP Portal) - listed on Coingecko with CMC submitted (will be fast-tracked thanks to P2B) - high APR for LP providers on Creme Finance - Jupyter Strict List approved! COMFY now has a verified symbol on both Jup and Birdeye and the official ticker name - comfy community with lots of Memes for both normies and degens and a great character COMFY deserves a space in the Solana ecosystem. There are plans to get on the V2 Airdrop for the Solana Phone. Mad Apes are interested in doing an AMA. Everything the dev is doing is meticulously planned and executed. Feel free to join and get comfy! Website: [https://www.socomfytoken.com](https://www.socomfytoken.com) X: [https://www.twitter.com/socomfytoken](https://www.twitter.com/socomfytoken) TG: socomfytelegram

No I get that, but how is the INITIAL OPENING price determined on that first CEX? Is it based on whatever the token was trading for on Uniswap, which I assume would come even earlier? If so, that I can understand for things like ERC-20 tokens. But what about for new coins that might not be ERC-20? Surely some of them will only begin to trade once listed on a CEX, right?

Mentions:#CEX

Oh I see So, next time you want to transfer between 2 CEX, try to swap your tokens for something else than ETH, so fees will be much more manageable. XLM used to be super fast, ultra cheap ( hundredth of a cent) and usually found in pretty much all CEX Just swap your fund in XLM in CEX1, transfer to CEX2 and swap swap back to your favorite coins. Good luck out there

Mentions:#CEX#ETH#XLM

No. You can't. It's the same way as when funds enter a CEX. You have no way of knowing what form they left at. If I saw ETH to BTC on Thorchain, I send my ETH to essentially a big bucket. I don't get BTC out in the same transaction. So on chain, it just shows me sending my ETH to a big hot wallet that holds thousands of ETH. I will then receive a comparable amount of BTC to my wallet. "But just compare similar transaction amounts & the dates!" - Yeah? What if I transfer ETH half to BTC, half to SOL, and there's network delay on SOL and the tx comes through hours later? You can't just trace it like the receiving address for different assets are included on the blockchain bruh.

Every token will have its own address in your wallet. Let's take an example : You want to transfer some SOL. 1- You log into coinEx, and into your coinEx wallet. 2- You browse into your coins until you find SOL then go into 'deposit' (I do not know this CEX but they all work the same way). 3- When you click deposit, it will generate a specific SOL address just for your SOL wallet on coinEx. 4- Go into Kraken, browse your wallet until you find SOL, then you should have a "Send" button 5- Copy paste (triple check it!) this address there and you're good to go ! Always remember to send a small amount first, especially if it's not ETH, and triple check that address. If you send token to the wrong address, those are lost. Good luck

Mentions:#SOL#CEX#ETH

I have a dream, that one day, people **in charge of projects** will be well-informed enough to know to deploy on L2s instead of ETH mainnet But seriously, I avoid coins that deploy on L1. There are only a few projects that have utility on L1, and they should really migrate off L1. If you must have those tokens, either stay on a CEX or pay the toll.

Mentions:#ETH#CEX

I don’t interact with thorchain often. However, I imagine it is possible to cross reference the addresses for the swapped amounts. You can even track crypto when it enters a CEX and comes out on another blockchain. It just takes significant blockchain analysis. The only time you can’t is if the user swaps to Monero on the CEX. With thorchain I imagine if you start with BTC, the BTC goes to thorchain’s hot wallet like you mentioned. Then the correct amount of whatever token they swapped to is released to their wallet from another thorchain hot wallet. If you check thorchain’s hot wallets at the time the transactions are performed and the amounts swapped, you will be able to identify the wallets. Ex if hacker swaps 1 BTC at $70,000 to ETH at $4,000 at 12:00. You should see 1 BTC go into thorchain’s hot wallet at 12:00 and then 17.5ETH(70,000/4000) leaving thorchain’s ETH wallet at 12:00 to the hackers ETH wallet. There is always a way, the only time there isn’t is with tornado cash or using a non-KYC CEX and monero. Thorchain isn’t a mixer like tornado cash.

Mentions:#CEX#BTC#ETH

That’s why I keep them in a CEX 😏 A bit of /s

Mentions:#CEX

That if you leave it on a CEX that they can do whatever with it since you don’t own it

Mentions:#CEX

It’s possible to track. You just need to be pretty well versed in reading the blockscans. Like Etherscan. Everything is recorded on the blockchain. Unless the hacker used a mixer like tornado cash, you can track it. It just gets a lot more difficult when the hacker begins involving centralized exchanges. This is because once the crypto ends up on a centralized exchange, the hacker can then swap the crypto to another crypto using the CEX UI and this isn’t completed by using actual transactions on the blockchain, hence there is no recorded transaction. The hacker will then withdrawal the new crypto they obtained on the CEX to another wallet and then it is VERY difficult to trace because there is hundreds of blockchains they could have withdrawal too.

Mentions:#CEX

in all fairness, we'll need CEX'es to onboard entities into the crypto sphere, in our case speaking about DeFi particularly. That's a big advantage ingrained in the few Centrals that are left also considering jurisdictional challenges they are facing to "get on the respective grounds". I'm far from telling you to not be exposed / hold a good bag of CRO and I hope on both our behalf it'll moon in a bull. Just saying, opportunity-cost-wise I wouldn't consider this a good investment for the time being. That does not only include the crucial element of value dynamics over time but also sell pressure for a lot of indiviuals like ourselves having accumulated fairly big bags since and wanting to break even (perhaps even to the powers of...). Anyways, I'll keep me fingers crossed in our case.

Mentions:#CEX#CRO

Ok, that's fair. But I guess the most annoying thing is that we are expected to somehow magically keep track of the "profits" everytime we spend btc, and every spend of btc is supposed to be included on a tax return. Exchanging for $ on a CEX is easier to track, as the CEX has records. But just regular purchases like on the lawn mower, we have to report the the exact dollar value of the btc on that day, figure out the profit from the difference of the dollar value of that btc from the day it was originally obtained. You do very many purchases, that's a lot of paperwork. It gets super messy quick if you are trying to stay legal.

Mentions:#CEX

It's easy to call things ponzi, and you are right to a certain degree in doing so. But I feel like they provide enough services as a CEX to grow along with the crypto market.

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Sooooo when you look at the obligations these companies have to maintain these ETFs it's unlikely that we will see massive offloads like we do with people trading straight BTC in a CEX. Sales of ETF shares may not directly correlate to BTC sales, that really depends on that firms choice, does that firm believe in catching the falling knife by selling the peak and buying the bottom or are they more conservative and willing to accumulate in the bear times while holding through bull markets and just using that BTC as leverage for more investments. I could be wrong but I think the ladder is more likely than the former.

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This is the big one. An amazing chance for ordinary people to get in on the ground floor of an amazing product. This is just the very beginning. App launch next along with the first of multiple CEX's. The sky is the limit with Zypto. Could very likely be a household name in the coming years.

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Is there really any CEX in America that has all the boxes checked off for a good CEX? I've never had issue with CB, but I keep seeing these random weird ones.

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