/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.53885661]

Explain in detail why coinmetro isn't the best exchange.

[Anonymous No.53885768]

It is, people just don't know it yet.

I'm trans btw don't know if that matters

[Anonymous No.53886122]

>>53885768
my wife :)

[Anonymous No.53887194]

>>53885661
No ETH staking

[Anonymous No.53887204]

>>53887194
Eth staking isn't live on eth yet dumb dumb.

[Anonymous No.53887275]

5% fees to deposit using a card
can't link my credit union through plaid

there is no way to get my money from my account into the exchange

[Anonymous No.53887313]

kevin's bald

also i told them to list a few coins
no answer from Oliver
month later
coins fly, get loads of volume on the trashiest of exchanges (more volume than CoinMetro altogether), get listed on major exchanges
meanwhile, Oliver's talking about the next UI update

[Anonymous No.53887516]

>>53887313
What coins. I bet they were scams

[Anonymous No.53887595]

>>53887516
kaspa was one of them
all legit coins by people with a hefty technical background

[Anonymous No.53887610]

>>53887595
>kaspa
Absolutely fucking not. There is no value in a pump and dump like that, I really figured you would say OP or something.

[Anonymous No.53887641]

>>53887610
it's all so tiresome
i asked kaspa already many months ago, then it went and did 1 million volume on things like txbit
when you say
> pump & dump
or
> no smart contracts, just a payment coin
i can never tell if you guys are purposefully retarded or born that way

[Anonymous No.53888137]

>>53887641
>they didn't list this useless coin that is working with by shady MMs to pump and dump
>it's so tiresome
>i can never tell if you guys are purposefully retarded or born that way
Get a load of this guy

[Anonymous No.53888604]

>>53885661
Take off your tinfoil hat, start reading our profiles, papers, research, science, algos, technology and engineering. The truth always prevails, in time.
The Earth is round, we landed on the Moon and our company, Vector Space Biosciences, Inc. is working with most institutions, agencies, corps and launching companies to make sure we get back to the Moon, safely as humans. After that Europa and a nearby planet next to Proxima Centauri. Our tardigrades and CubeSats are leading the way. This is not a movie. Welcome to the future everyone!
There are very few things in the world like the sweet sensation of converting naysayers, FUDers, general haters, cheeto-eating tinfoil hat-wearing conspiracy theorists and shorts into buyers and higher prices.
Get ready to suit up!

[Anonymous No.53888646]

>>53887275
everyone is just going to ignore the fact coinmetro has no viable fiat on-ramp which means no volume which means a failed exchange

[Anonymous No.53888679]

>>53888646
I'm just not sure about your post. I get free deposits with SEPA.
For US or whatever, do you not have ACH or SWIFT or something?

[Anonymous No.53888689]

>>53888679
they only allow ACH through plaid which doesn't support most credit unions

I'm not opening a bank account that will rape me with fees

[Anonymous No.53888691]

>>53888646
Fuck anony if only there was a livestream where we could get information about what is being worked on.
They could call it a product update and say "Join us a Live Product Update! You’ll get a transparent view of what Coinmetro is working on behind the scenes and talk directly to our Head of Product,"
and attach a youtube url to it just like this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cx3a43I0jzc

[Anonymous No.53888701]

>>53888691
it has been over 3 goddamn years and they can't even let customers deposit funds

failed exchange

[Anonymous No.53888707]

But seriously
>>53888689
What's a credit union?
and explain the bank account fees part, where I live they used to pay you to make an account.
>>53888701
It's over.

[Anonymous No.53888723]

>>53888689
>I'm not opening a bank account that will rape me with fees
Pretty sure most americans have a bank account so they do have viable fiat on-ramps. Why don't you just use cashapp or some shit and deposit btc?

[Anonymous No.53888728]

>>53888707
In the US you can choose to keep your money in a bank or a credit union. Credit unions are created, owned, and operated by their participants in theory so they often have strong incentive not to fuck you. Banks are run by assholes only catering to the super rich so they will bleed you with fees and provide no service if you aren't rich.

[Anonymous No.53888738]

>>53888728
That's interesting. Sorry you live in a 3rd world country anon :(

[Anonymous No.53888765]

>>53888137

[Anonymous No.53888794]

>>53888728
Let me ask you a question, what options does Coinmetro not have that makes other exchanges viable? Surely you have some fancy way to use other exchanges?
If you don't, it sounds like a problem few people have.

[Anonymous No.53888802]

While CoinMetro offers a range of features and services, there are several reasons why it may not be the best exchange for all users. Here are some reasons why:

Limited selection of coins: CoinMetro offers a limited selection of coins compared to other cryptocurrency exchanges. While it does support some of the most popular cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple, it doesn't offer as many altcoins as other exchanges. This can limit the choices of traders and investors who want to explore newer and lesser-known coins.

Limited trading volume: The trading volume on CoinMetro is relatively low compared to other exchanges. This means that the liquidity of some coins may be lower, and it could be harder for users to find buyers or sellers when they want to trade. Lower trading volumes can also lead to wider bid-ask spreads, which can increase trading costs.

Limited deposit and withdrawal options: CoinMetro has limited deposit and withdrawal options compared to other exchanges. While it supports bank transfers, credit card payments, and cryptocurrency deposits and withdrawals, it doesn't offer as many options as other exchanges. This can be inconvenient for users who want to deposit or withdraw funds using a specific method.

Limited geographic coverage: CoinMetro is not available to users in all countries. While it supports users in Europe, it is not available to users in the United States or certain other countries. This can limit the user base of the exchange and make it less accessible to some traders and investors.

Lack of regulatory compliance: CoinMetro has not yet obtained a regulatory license in all of the jurisdictions where it operates. While it is regulated by the Estonian Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), it is not regulated in other countries. This can create uncertainty for users who want to ensure that the exchange they use is compliant with local regulations.

[Anonymous No.53888803]

>>53888802
CHAT GPT GET OUT

[Anonymous No.53888830]

>>53888794
I have no problem using Coinbase, Binance US, Kraken, and Kucoin (if I deposit crypto). All of these except Kucoin connect directly to my account no problem.

Another problem is Coinmetro does not have XMR trading.

[Anonymous No.53888848]

>>53888830
What does connect directly mean? can you share any kind of example. What even is it called, credit union connect?

[Anonymous No.53888888]

Idk but CZ is a scammer

[Anonymous No.53888897]

>>53888830
Explain what they do that Coinmetro don't when it comes to fiat-onramp. You seem to be evading my question, I am questioning your sincerity.

[Anonymous No.53888914]

>>53888848
>>53888897
Those other exchanges connect to my credit union using ACH without an issue. Coinmetro does not connect to my account using ACH through Plaid.

[Anonymous No.53888926]

>>53888914
Have you considered suggesting this somewhere yet? sounds like a good idea

[Anonymous No.53888933]

>>53888926
I have talked with support multiple times about it and the response is always "I dunno maybe it gets fixed later haha"

This is not how a respectable exchange should do business.

[Anonymous No.53888949]

>>53888914
Okay well I'm not American enough to understand so I'll retract >>53888897, I'm just too dumb to get that you did clarify.

[Anonymous No.53888954]

>>53888888
Okay opening a massive fucking short as we speak

[Anonymous No.53888957]

It's really unfortunate because the fees are so low that if this simple barrier to entry was removed it would become my main exchange

[Anonymous No.53888962]

>>53888933
I can help, I will screenshot this, print it out and send it to the cm office, will you pay the postage?

[Anonymous No.53888977]

>>53888888
Just sold my BNB

[Anonymous No.53888983]

>>53888888
checked

[Anonymous No.53888991]

>>53888888

[Anonymous No.53889080]

>>53888888
Checked and based.

[Anonymous No.53889255]

>>53888888
checked and shorted BMB

[Anonymous No.53889486]

>>53888888

[Anonymous No.53889986]

>>53888646
They have the best fiat on-ramp along with Kraken you mutt, SEPA works flawlessly with them.

[Anonymous No.53889996]

>>53889986
Read the bread

[Anonymous No.53890009]

>>53888646
>t. el mutt hijo de zambo y negro tries to use a white man's exchange
I can deposit funds via SEPA transfer within 24 hours you mongoloid, holy shit kill yourself

[Anonymous No.53890016]

>>53890009
Read the bread

[Anonymous No.53890172]

>>53888888
BIG
IF
TRUE

[Anonymous No.53890591]

>>53888888

[Anonymous No.53890611]

>>53885661
Nobody is here to feed you anon. Coinmetro don't even have a UI near to Kucoin or IL reduction feature like Allianceblock DEX.
Don't tell me I'm attending to a shitposter.

[Anonymous No.53890621]

>>53890611
AI will replace your job mr paid shill, plus Allianceblock got hacked

[Anonymous No.53890628]

>>53890611
>or IL reduction feature like Allianceblock DEX

[Anonymous No.53890668]

>>53890628
They must have gotten paid in advance and now have to post about it regardless of the hack. There is no other explanation, right?

[Anonymous No.53890687]

Benchods...

[Anonymous No.53890700]

>>53885661
LCX.com went to DAVOS.
Coinmetro trannies stayed home and were NOT invited to DAVOS.

/thread

[Anonymous No.53890716]

>>53890700
They paid to be on a non crypto related conference? seems like a good investment.
They paid for a selfie booth? Damn what's next
They could select from many cool instagram filters like cool sunglasses and their logo? Holy fuck it's over!

[Anonymous No.53890921]

>>53890700
It's already Wednesday in Liechtenstein. Has your 7 year bond sold out yet?

[Anonymous No.53890970]

>>53890921
>7 year bond.
Btc is up +640.40% from a 5 year period. Offering that to crypto people is so silly.

[Anonymous No.53891101]

>>53890970
Pantsu

[Anonymous No.53891123]

>>53890621
AllianceBlock did not get hacked, one of their partners was. The foundation has created a fair compensation scheme for a token swap for all ecosystem participants.

[Anonymous No.53891132]

>>53890970
I got put on unpaid leave from posting on 4channel for posting essays on why traps aren't gay so won't make an LCX thread yet since I want to have lots of posts from one ID or it is no fun.

[Anonymous No.53891161]

>>53891101
>>53891132
BLOGPOSTING HOURS
I recently finished reading my first economics book and came across something incredible. There was a part where the guy tal.. I mean wrote about saving being a benefit to the economy, that kind of blew my mind even though it's rather obvious now. I don't really like banks fucking with my money, but I agree that for people that just keep their funds on a bank and never do anything useful with it then It makes sense. I never realized that lending is so important to an economy, the whole idea of le evil moneyman hoarding money isn't a thing, people who save would need to horde physical cash to prevent the economy from growing.
However If everyone had bitcoin and kept their savings in that and or gold. uh then Banks couldn't lend funds because they would not have any. I know this is rather unrealistic but if banks lending = good then does bitcoin saving = bad?
I thought about that for a bit and asked someone else which blew my mind even more.
Smart contracts, given that a crypto asset allows for lending then this solves the whole problem of crypto being bad for the economy. This option alone is such a massive value proposition it's barely comparable. Bitcoin is essentially worthless and any non scam L1 is worth massively more than I previously expected.
I could be wrong!

[Anonymous No.53891215]

I simply didn't know.

[Anonymous No.53891227]

>inb4 she was writing essays on cryptocurrency and didn't even know anything about basic economics, why did I buy kda, I lost so much money!
woopsie

[Anonymous No.53891362]

>>53888888
Well, that does it, crypto is over forever

[Anonymous No.53891397]

>>53891215
People being paid money for their contributions to the economy who don't immediately spend their money is good. It is debatable whether it would be better if they spent it instantly but that is a seperate point. That is good vs better not a good vs bad argument.

The value for cryptocurrency comes from its utility. I don't think holding BTC to later sell at a higher price counts as adoption. That is speculation. But BTC is a decentralised Jewish trick and the speculation is utility. An entire economy of degenerate leverage trading (people taking out loans) has been built on it. People holding Bitcoin are contributing to the economy by speculating on a speculative asset causing the value of the speculative asset to go up because they are using the money they saved to buy BTC and remove it from the circulating supply. As Kevin says holders are the reason we have markets.

[Anonymous No.53891509]

>>53891161
That means your friend saying BTC is bad for the economy is wrong. He is imaging people using BTC as a currency is bad because everyone would hodl it instead of actually using it as money but hodlers make number go up which means other people have their BTC increase in value in a reverse version of how states steal their citizens value with inflation and could use that increase in value caused by diamond hands hodlers to create things. If your bank has 10k BTC and the price of BTC doubles your bank has twice as much money to loan out.

This is a hypothetical argument of what would happen if BTC became the world currency. I don't think that will happen precisely because it lacks utility.

[Anonymous No.53891544]

>>53891397
>People holding Bitcoin are contributing to the economy by speculating on a speculative asset
interesting
>>53891509
I figured btc is bad, but you make a good point, even if they couldn't lend it out the fact line goes up kind of solves this. This seems like one of those in theory but not in practice things. Then again the whole idea is not realistic.

[Anonymous No.53891560]

Post good economics books to read, NOW

[Anonymous No.53891584]

>>53891560
The Wealth of Nations.
The Bitcoin Standard
The Art of the Deal.
The Art of the Deal

[Anonymous No.53891707]

>>53891584
>>The Art of the Deal.
Thanks I will read this one two times

[Anonymous No.53891762]

>>53885661
Who?

[Anonymous No.53893389]

>>53891362
Not even close crypto is becoming mainstream where we can pay for anything from anywhere with a web3 payment gateway. Simple as that and dyor on LuganoPlanB you would be in for a shock.
Anon realize or get rekt.

[Anonymous No.53894186]

Nobody seems concerned that Keviin has completely disappeared

[Anonymous No.53894332]

>>53894186
The only reason why I'm not going apeshit about the reduction of AMAs is because it is fair that if he has to travel a lot it's better than canceling them. But I expect them to go back to weekly once he's done.

[Anonymous No.53894493]

>>53891560
Economic books are part education and part propaganda. You can learn a lot, but do think outside the box.

[Anonymous No.53894539]

I live of welfare never had a job virgin at 27 and I own XCM

I thought I was smart, but in reality, I'm retarded.

[Anonymous No.53894965]

>>53888888
Good thing I don't keep my money on CEXes

[Anonymous No.53894993]

>>53885661
because my FLUX withdraw has been pending for over a day... +
still not selling my XCM because not worth it at this price, ill let it ride to 0

[Anonymous No.53895269]

>>53885661
Coinmetro is the best exchange.

Ppl are such liars saying all of us are paid to post about coinmetro, kadena etc. SOME of us does not mean ALL of us!! And no, we will NEVER leave nazi and homophoibic /biz/ we do whatever the hell we want and one day all of you homophobic nazis will be gone from /biz/ and we are still here....victorious.... :3

[Anonymous No.53895995]

>>53894332
I can't see it. I just don't think there's enough happening that's positive to justify it.

[Anonymous No.53897487]

>>53888888
how’s the prison Sam

[Anonymous No.53897707]

>>53885661 (OP)
Coinmetro is the best exchange.

[Anonymous No.53898388]

>>53885661
All transactions are visible to the public with no option of private transaction or staking.

[Anonymous No.53898716]

>>53898388
Thank you for sharing your expertise, kind Benchod. Do you have anything to shill to us today?

[Anonymous No.53898964]

>>53885661
Binance or kucoin imo

[Anonymous No.53899233]

Kevin hasn't been seen or heard from for two weeks. Not a single tg message. No-one even mentions him. CM and Ignium bond conversions have been delayed with no real explanantion. CM Q1 board meeting is vapourware. This radio silence has never happened before. What's going on?

[Anonymous No.53899949]

>>53899233

[Anonymous No.53900722]

>>53896924
Next level marketing.
The copper coin.

[Anonymous No.53901741]

>>53888888
checked and market sold my bnb stack

[Anonymous No.53901751]

>>53885661
liquidity. the more people/volume the more herd mentality emerges

[Anonymous No.53901767]

>>53901751
and the harder it is for a single party or collective to manipulate

[Anonymous No.53901800]

>>53901751
There now is enough liquidity on most pairs, maybe you mean on assets that don't have market markets through.

[Anonymous No.53901822]

[Anonymous No.53901825]

>>53901800
even if technically enough it will still be easier for a single party to manipulate there than it will be on binance or kucoin. point taken though

[Anonymous No.53901839]

>>53901800
I just checked and the last 24 hours had less than $10 in volume for Cardano and Matic.

[Anonymous No.53901845]

>>53899949
It's Over. Release from hope, at last

[Anonymous No.53901898]

>>53901825
Well you see, pic related. There clearly is something up with binance, if everyone is driving on the wrong side of the road etc.
The volume on there is not real.
>>53901839
I guess I'll have to explain to the class now.
Coinmetro MATIC/EUR +2% Depth
>$732,157.12
Coinbase MATIC/EUR +2% Depth
>$387,947.61
Kraken MATIC/EUR +2% Depth
>$286,726.54

This means coinmetro has more liquidity on matic than coinbase and kraken. Think about that one.
It having 0 volume is irrelevant to liquidity, you can come in and buy half a million without moving the price at all. Volume is what is being traded.
So you're reply does not make much sense, hope this explains things a bit.

[Anonymous No.53901934]

>inb4 isn't in concerting that coinmetro has too much liquidity, not even the biggest exchanges in the world have this much.

[Anonymous No.53901972]

>>53901934
>concerting