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And just in case someone else happens to be logged into their account, they can click a button which terminates all sessions except theirs, while they can also choose to automatically logout of all sessions at a chosen, regular interval. For the inexperienced cryptocurrency buyer or trader, navigating the HitBTC website is at first a dizzying experience. Much of this initial complexity comes from how HitBTC is focused more on the experienced trader than on people new to cryptocurrency.
That said, the actual mechanics of how the site works and how a user trades are surprisingly straightforward. Users complete trades by making a deposit of a chosen cryptocurrency into the wallet HitBTC provides them for it, using the deposited cryptocurrency to buy other currencies, and so on, until they withdraw their gains to an external wallet. Similarly, to withdraw a particular cryptocurrency, users need to withdraw to a wallet for that currency they have with another exchange.
If they want to deposit to and from their own bank account, users need to have their HitBTC verified. This is a bit more time-consuming than with some other exchanges, since HitBTC ask for the following:.
Pros Massive range of cryptocurrencies Simple to use, despite busy interface Paired trading offers opportunities to earn more Cons Serious reliability and transparency issues Support can be slow and unresponsive Not for beginners. As an example, the following is a list of the one-off fees charged for withdrawing some of the more popular currencies: Background Launched to the public in February , HitBTC is an advanced exchange specialising in paired cryptocurrency trades.
Security HitBTC does security well. Usability For the inexperienced cryptocurrency buyer or trader, navigating the HitBTC website is at first a dizzying experience. This is a bit more time-consuming than with some other exchanges, since HitBTC ask for the following: Exchange rates and other info. There are a lot of theories outhere, some of the people says that this is a scam and the coins are gone. But i still hope to get my smartcash sooner or later.
Maybe the smartcash team could help us out making some pressure on the exchange platform, as a lot of supporter and follower of this project are having really bad times right now. Yeah i was trading there but seen a bad service there last week,a coin even delisted there ,we were able to withdraw but HitBTC charged a very high fee to withdraw. Yeah, the high withdrawal fees on HitBTC are another crucial point.
Not as crucial as my initial concern but still. A lot of coin wallets there come with very high withdrawal fees in comparsion to the actual miner fee. Such high withdrawal fees are not bearable for causual users who can only invest small sums of money.
From my point of view they are a clear rip-off. Even now my balance shows 0 smartcash , eventhough before few hours I had some of these - in the wallet , but they now even disappeared. I will never use hitbtc again and wont advise anyone to do so.
Since HitBTC also re-enabled SmartCash coin operations , you now have to choose for yourself if you go with a centralized or a dezentralized exchange. Is this something systemic with SmartCash? As it appears to be a regular issue and is quite damaging to the brand. Can I suggest that who ever is responsible for on boarding Exchanges that we at least add one P2P exchange?
Approaching them early as in now makes the process much cheaper for us, and is more likely to succeed. I also would love to open the door to cash for coin opportunities.
We has a P2P proposal pass a vote, but I assume that person has dropped the ball on development. Its a shame too, I was looking forward to it. Perhaps he will surpirse us and come through one of these days.
JSilk Thanks for the feedback, I sort of missed the proposal…. Does someone have contacts with related News sites to publish this information? And, of course, much fluent English. Every time HitBTC suspended withdrawals, they re-enabled it latter. The only problem is that HitBTC are slow at work.
As they say in Mexico, no se vale!