Where is the best place to sell my Bitcoins?

[Zevin]

I have not tried myself but localbitcoins is the best place to sell bitcoins. You get the maximum price and you do not have to pay commission fees as you will normally do with the exchangers. On that site, you will have to look for bitcoin buyers near your place. If you can find a local buyer, meet him in person and deal manually

 

[Klashlly]

The best place to sell bitcoin
Coinbase is a prominent and feature-rich exchanges which allow you to sell Bitcoins for USD. Coinbase Pro also caters to Americans. It has high volume and advanced trading features
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The best place to sell bitcoin
Coinbase is a prominent and feature-rich exchanges which allow you to sell Bitcoins for USD. Coinbase Pro also caters to Americans. It has high volume and advanced trading features

 

[Joseph555]

There are 3 ways through which you can sell your Bitcoin, you can sell straightforwardly to your friends or families who need to purchase Bitcoin, or through a P2P crypto trade or through a crypto exchange
I personally sell my Bitcoin through a crypto exchange which I think is the best and most secure option.
I prefer to use Luno and coinbase platform mostly because they are one of the Best to use in my country, Trustworthy, Easy UI and they are looking to add more coins in future.

I have some bitcoins in my wallet that I will be selling soon I think I can do business with you as you said if you are trustworthy lol the menu I'm just catching fun here and making money at the same time to be very sincere I have been trying to sell

 

[Ezzyoj]

Selling of Bitcoin is not a good idea at this moment, why not hold on to your coins for now? Bitcoin has more potential of selling great in the future. Though if you wish to sell your bitcoin you can use, coinbase, coin mama, Binance, Luno etc. Just choose the one that work for you

 

[Hasan Raza]

The most ideal approach to sell Bitcoin is to sell at various digital money trade stage so you can get your money ontime however in the event that you choose to sell the digital currency to different clients the weakness is that you may get defrauded without you in any event, seeing that you are going to get misled

 

[Dubai]

There are 3 ways through which you can sell your Bitcoin, you can sell straightforwardly to your friends or families who need to purchase Bitcoin, or through a P2P crypto trade or through a crypto exchange
I personally sell my Bitcoin through a crypto exchange which I think is the best and most secure option.
I prefer to use Luno and coinbase platform mostly because they are one of the Best to use in my country, Trustworthy, Easy UI and they are looking to add more coins in future.

The best place to sell your bitcoin will be location dependent. As for many of us in Nigeria, we prefer to sell on Luno just like you. Some others prefer to sell on coinbase, or trustworthy. The best place to sell will also be determined by what you gain from it. That is, the exchange rate. So, I feel you would get nest deal from software apps rather than family members or friends.

 

[Sheun450]

There are many place where can sell his or her Bitcoin based on how much you trust them . As for me I prefer selling to busha, luno and other crypto currency platform rather the selling it to a friend

 

[Onachukwu]

Now that you know which currency you want in exchange for your Bitcoin, its time to make an account on a platform that lets you sell your BTC.

This is obvious, but you should check to make sure that platform cashes out in the currency you determined in step 1.

There are tons of platforms to sell Bitcoin on, and the easiest, by far, are exchanges and brokers like Coinbase or Coinmama.

 

[Dowenship]

There are 3 ways through which you can sell your Bitcoin, you can sell straightforwardly to your friends or families who need to purchase Bitcoin, or through a P2P crypto trade or through a crypto exchange
I personally sell my Bitcoin through a crypto exchange which I think is the best and most secure option.
I prefer to use Luno and coinbase platform mostly because they are one of the Best to use in my country, Trustworthy, Easy UI and they are looking to add more coins in future.

Yes oo oo! Selling it by p2p is not reliable because of it exposure to scammers I prefer using crypto echangers, its far better than p2p even family and friends is not reliable!

Quote of the day:

Never give up, because the breakthrough is near. Keep pushing till you win

 

[Rimsha kanwal]

There are tons of platforms to sell Bitcoin on, and the easiest, by far, are exchanges and brokers like Coinbase or Coinmama.
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There are tons of platforms to sell Bitcoin on, and the easiest, by far, are exchanges and brokers like Coinbase or Coinmama.

 

[Planet408]

I actually prefer to use crypto exchange since I find more trust in it than selling my crypto to crypto vendors out there. It can be very risky to use vendor Atimes and I don't do that because of the fear of loosing my money to them.

 

[jimmann247]

Yes, that's out of your own experience, and from my experience too luno is a good exchange, I have not use coinbase very well though but I believe it will be good, one other exchange I placed over all the exchange is binance, they are the best in my own opinion.

 

[Victor001]

There are 3 ways through which you can sell your Bitcoin, you can sell straightforwardly to your friends or families who need to purchase Bitcoin, or through a P2P crypto trade or through a crypto exchange
I personally sell my Bitcoin through a crypto exchange which I think is the best and most secure option.
I prefer to use Luno and coinbase platform mostly because they are one of the Best to use in my country, Trustworthy, Easy UI and they are looking to add more coins in future.

You have said it all by preference exchanger have proven beyond doubts it's sustainability and in case of any mistake it can be easily resolved and sorted out. P2p is equally good,but what if something happens.

 

[Luckboy]

I do sell my Bitcoin through coinbase. Coinbase allows you to connect your Coinbase account with your PayPal account. While you won’t be able to buy Bitcoins this way, you will be able to sell Bitcoins on Coinbase and withdraw the funds to your Paypal account

 

[Abigael]

I like selling my bitcoin in P2P exchange sites like Local bitcoins and local cryptos. Local botcoins was great but then their transaction fees have gone too high and not good for my transaction. So I have opted to only use Local cryptos since their fees is lower. I would also like to try Paxful sometimes.

 

[Princeeffiong]

The best place to sell your Bitcoin is on any platform that deals with crypto currency. All you need is to register with them and monitor the price of the Bitcoin so as to know the best time to sell your Bitcoin. Once I noticed the price has gone higher above my cost price I sell and I buy when I noticed there is crash in price.

 

[Samuel77]

According to my own point of view I believe you can sell Bitcoin in different type of place it all depends on your choice you can sell bitcoin on paxful, PayPal, Luno. I believe all this please to be the best place you can sell your bitcoin easily without confusion

 

[Chumzy]

There is no best place if I am to be sincere with you because things have changed. There are so many good places you can trade your coins and get cash in minutes. It only takes time if you want a value bigger than the current market value.

 

[Ayokex]

There are many places online to sell your bitcoin. You can sell your bitcoin on Luno, binance and some other popular platforms. I've been using Luno for a very long time without any issue. Binance also is a very good platform to use.

 

[Adeyoola7]

If you’re not eligible to use Coinbase, you can still find buyers who will accept your Bitcoins for PayPal through LocalBitcoins. LocalBitcoins is a marketplace where buyers and sellers meet and trade Bitcoins for a variety of payment methods, including PayPal.
Keep in mind that if you’re selling Bitcoin for PayPal credits, you’re risking getting scammed by a buyer that will file a complaint to PayPal saying that you never sent him the Bitcoins he paid for.