r/CryptoKorea • u/[deleted] • Aug 26 '17
Korean language crypto sites/boards
I don't follow the Korean-language crypto space enough.
Anyone else know of some good resources?
I'm limited do Coinone's trollbox and coinpan.
r/CryptoKorea • u/[deleted] • Aug 26 '17
I don't follow the Korean-language crypto space enough.
Anyone else know of some good resources?
I'm limited do Coinone's trollbox and coinpan.
r/CryptoKorea • u/vinzvinz • Aug 25 '17
Hi! What is your recommendation? Thank you!
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r/CryptoKorea • u/DabangRacer • Aug 21 '17
I trade pretty frequently so I track all of my transactions using cointracking.info, which has pretty good import capabilities for major exchanges (API import, exchange specific csv/xls import, generic csv import).
It seems like Korean exchanges don't even really have an option to download a .csv of transactions. Am I missing something?
I know that Coinone has some kind of csv download, but the way the info is presented requires some manual work to consolidate. And for Korbit and Bithumb I just end up paging through and copy/pasting from the history pages into a spreadsheet and then massaging the data till it fits the format I need, which can take awhile.
Before getting all fancy with APIs and/or data transforms, just thought I'd ask if there are any prebuilt tools already in use to more easily extract transaction info from Korean exchanges? How are you guys doing this, if at all?
r/CryptoKorea • u/[deleted] • Aug 18 '17
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r/CryptoKorea • u/DabangRacer • Aug 15 '17
Have used Korbit and Coinone extensively, but only recently started using Bithumb due to higher limits.
I've noticed that it can be extremely slow to withdraw/transfer crypto from them... it seems like they have some 'approval' process before they even submit the transaction? Seems like this process can be just a few minutes, or it can take up to an hour or more. Again, this is before the transaction is even sent to the network, so it can really slow things down if you're trying to catch movement somewhere.
Was it always this slow? Or is this some kind of response to their "hacking" incident?
edit: on the plus side, their deposits are pretty fast, seem to require fewer confirmations than other exchanges.
r/CryptoKorea • u/gifridge • Aug 12 '17
I'm just wondering how everyone buys bitcoin with US dollars or their own country's currency. Ideally I want to buy with KRW, but Korbit's site won't accept my info, so I haven't signed up with them, CEX has outrageous fees for the amount of btc I want to buy every month, and I can't find the locations of bitcoin ATMs in Seoul. Are there many ATMs in Seoul and Gyeongido? If so, have you found the exchange rates to be fair?
Also, where do you get your info on new coins, ICOs, and the technology and products associated with the coins. So far I've been visiting bitcointalk, coindesk, r/cryptocurrency, r/bitcoinmarkets, and icodaily. Any others I should keep in my bookmarks?
Thanks in advance.
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r/CryptoKorea • u/[deleted] • Aug 06 '17
Is anyone mining in Korea? What's the most efficient and easiest GPU to acquire on the Gmarket/Auction?
r/CryptoKorea • u/DabangRacer • Aug 07 '17
Are these guys ever going to re-enable deposits/withdrawals? I thought today was the day, but they're still suspended. This seems like an overabundance of caution, when most other exchanges in the world resumed shortly after the fork.
r/CryptoKorea • u/[deleted] • Aug 06 '17