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what do you mean, its literally what you bought it at, what you realize in profit, and the price at the moment, it doesnt matter what you cash out in. Unless you take volume into account, then go with BTC and ETH

>>3831336
Your question makes no sense.

Does this girl have an extra chromosome?

>>3831375
>>3831400
How do you turn crypto inti fiat paying the lowest fees

>>3831621
Most exchanges charge the same trading fee for every coin. I guess you have a bunch of shitcoins on different exchanges that don't handle fiat? In that case, all that should matter is: the withdrawal fee, to get your coins on an exchange that trades in fiat.
So it's either ETH or LTC.
But most coins are either traded in BTC or ETH, not in LTC. If you use LTC, you would have to pay double the trading fees.
I would therefore go with ETH, seems like a best choice. Convert everything to ETH and withdraw once, but to best honest: I don't think it's going to make much of a difference.

>>3831336
>fiat
>cash out
why would you do this anon?
why would you leave us?

>>3831995
These days I've found that withdrawal fees for LTC are the lowest, except for Gdax. For Gdax just withdraw with BTC.

But BTC seems to be the absolute fastest transfer these days. It used to be ETH and LTC but now BTC seems very very fast in comparison

>>3831336
>cash out
This is one of the reasons why normies will never gonna make it.

>>3833231
>>3832907
Im cashing out a 20% when i reach 30k, I'll quit my job and be a full time net

>>3832924
Wondering around i found out that the best way to cash out is through debit visa cards like bitpay

>>3833336
Gemini has zero withdrawal fees. Best exchange I've ever used to be honest

>>3831336
BTC

>>3833336
>wanting to be a neet

For what purpose?

>>3834781
I can ask a "for what propose" to pretty much everything whats your point