Cryptoradar - Find the best prices to buy or sell cryptocurrencies

@akimovnv That's a good question 👍

@akimovnv Whenever possible we try to include all fees. This is not always possible, because fees may vary depending on trading volume, payment method, your country etc. We made a tooltip that indicates which fees are included in the displayed price and which additional fees may apply. Just hover the price in the search results. (You can see an example of this tooltip also in screenshot #3.)

@josef_moser yeah, but it's more like an info tool, not a decision making tool then. For example if I want to put $10k in Bitcoin which I have in cash, the 'cheapest' way according to Cryptoradar would be EXMO. But if you really try to do this – you'd want to kill yourself because of the limits, putting in and putting out fees, etc :D I don't know what your mission is, but I'd suggest focusing a little more on transaction fees and limits: these are the factors that drive most uses away from stock exchanges to localbitcoins or whatever 'simple' exchange there is. Not trying to push anything, it's just my 2 cents :D

@akimovnv Thanks for your feedback. We agree that the fees and limits are an important factor and currently only the cheapest payment method is considered. We tried to provide more information with our tooltips, but understand that we have to improve here ;)

@0x13a 1. We certainly see your point. Our initial mission is to bring more transparency to the space, helping you to compare exchanges without the need to gather all this data on your own. If you want to use it to buy instantly, you ideally you have an account on more than one exchange to make use of the price differences among them. 2. We currently don't make money with Cryptoradar. It's been a fun side project for the PH Global Hackathon.

@scotty_bowler It depends on how much you’re willing to spend. If you expect higher prices in the long run you could make a profit from Bitcoin mining but only if you invest a considerable amount of money in a good mining rig. If you don’t have the time or the money – stay away from mining and just invest in buying Bitcoins.

@josiasmontag thanks for the tip!

@scotty_bowler there are different ways of mining. 1) Hardware: ASIC, with graphic card GPU, CPU; 2) Cloud: for example Hashflare; 3) Others: like GigaWatt; You have to have advanced knowledges in order to get interesting incomes. As @josiasmontag told you, for long term it is recommended Bitcoin but there are other interesting cryptos with high profitabilities ;)

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