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21-01-2018, 08:15 AM
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Wait, what?
Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: South eastern melbourne
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Turns out that in my early, clueless, crypto market searching, I started an account with coin spot
 can’t have been too painful as I don’t remember doing it, nothing like the young guy at work, he showed me the photo of him holding a sign with a sentence and a few details that he had to send them before waiting weeks for confirmation  So it’s got me thinking, I moved a few xrp back to btcM the other day just to play with ( which isn’t going well, I’m actually down 6 xrp ), coin spot is trading at about 5c - 10c higher than btcM, I could shuffle my xrp between them and make a few, btcM fees ( for me vary ) are currently at .85% and CS fees apparently vary between 1-3%. 1 buy and 1 transfer at btcMand 1 sell and 1 transfer at CS could cost between 3.5 - 7.5% total, seems pretty steep, CS fees are crazy, so I’d have to make at least 10% per set to make it a worth considering.Is anyone else doing anything like this? Some experienced opinions would be good.. Last edited by Lunch; 21-01-2018 at 08:39 AM. |
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Re: Crypto $$$
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