What platform do you use for crypto trading

[Nomad]

When you trade crypto, what trading platform do you usually use? When I am doing P2P trading, I normally use Binance. I don't engage in P2P trading too much but whenever I need to do P2P trading it would always be binance. For other trading activities, I use Storm Gain. Storm gain has simple and easy to use interface. I have been using Binance and Stormgain for many years.

 

[MaxMass]

i am also in big search of really best one crypto platform

 

[Grant]

I've only ever used PayPal to buy and sell crypto. I don't think I can trade with anyone else in PayPal so I figured I'd sell it. It would be cool if you could trade crypto through PayPal with others. Is it possible?

 

[Riberet19]

In my case, most of the time I use Stormgain, due to all the advantages I already have on that platform, I am also using Kraken exchange sporadically.

 

[favouranduwish]

Binance has been my go-to for P2P trading due to its reliability and user-friendly interface. On the other hand, Storm Gain's simple interface makes it easy for me to execute trades efficiently. I've been using both platforms for years, and they've been solid choices for me when it comes to trading. If you're curious about the fundamental units of quantum computing, you might find this article on qubits interesting: https://quantumai.bot/what-do-qubit...g-the-fundamental-units-of-quantum-computing/. It's fascinating how quantum computing is changing the landscape of technology and trading.

 

[MuratGloris]

Binance has been my go-to for P2P trading due to its reliability and user-friendly interface. On the other hand, Storm Gain's simple interface makes it easy for me to execute trades efficiently. I've been using both platforms for years, and they've been solid choices for me when it comes to trading. If you're curious about the fundamental units of quantum computing, you might find this article on qubits interesting: . It's fascinating how quantum computing is changing the landscape of technology and trading.

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