As of today, we track 510 crypto exchanges with a total 24h trading volume of $117 Billion, a 18.67% change in the last 24 hours. Currently, the 3 largest cryptocurrency exchanges are Binance, OKX, and FTX.
, some of the most popular centralized exchanges that offer fiat/crypto pairings include the following, ranked by my actual experience with them:
* Coinbase: This exchange is one of the most beginner-friendly cryptocurrency platforms and offers basic transactions, a digital wallet, and easy withdrawals. For more complicated investment methods, they also have a pro platform. At the time of writing Coinbase supports 179 cryptocurrencies and is insured up to $250,000. This means, in the unlikely event of hacks or scams, Coinbase exchange will pay for damages up to this amount as long as it’s their fault. You can use the U.S. dollar (USD), the euro (EUR), the Australian dollar (AUD) and the British pound (GBP) to fund your account and to buy/ sell cryptocurrencies. Here’s my referral link for you, so that we both get $10 worth of Bitcoin as a gift if you buy/ sell $100 worth of cryptos with Coinbase: https://investdivacoinbase.com/.
* Binance: This exchange has grown to become the largest crypto exchange in the world at the time of writing- only if you’re outside of the US. Binance offers an online crypto wallet for traders to store their assets. It also supports interest-earning services. At the time of writing, Binance supports over 600 cryptocurrencies globally, but only 100 cryptocurrencies in the US. Binance offers almost all types of transactions. However, in my experience, Binance has not been the most user-friendly for beginner investors, at least at the time of writing. On the bright side, it’s one of the cheapest platforms to use as transaction fees are pretty low. Use my referral link when signing up and we’ll both earn $10 each after you complete $100 worth of trading in 30 days: http://investdivabinance.com/
* FTX: This is an up-and-coming centralized exchange that is quickly ranking up. FTX offers not only cryptocurrency trading support but stocks, NFTs (Non-Fungable Tokens), and forex (Foreign Exchange) as well. It specializes in derivatives and leveraged products, making it more suitable for traders with higher risk tolerance. FTX is based in the Bahamas and does not serve U.S. residents. However, US residents can trade on FTX US instead. Click here to join FTX: https://earn.investdiva.com/ftx
* Gemini: Gemini was launched in 2014 by the Winklevoss brothers with high regulation standards. The exchange is focused on security and ease of use and supports over 120 cryptocurrencies. .At the time of writing Gemini is also working on a credit card that could give you up to 3% cash back in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. Check them out here: https://investdivagemini.com/
Click here to access Top Crypto Exchanges Ranked by Trust Score: https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges
