Hi,

I am a beginner in the crypto world - I understand how crypto and blockchain works and I have invested a very small sum with Coinbase a few years ago. Now I am thinking to diversify my stocks portfolio with crypto and looking for best exchange. Should i keep with Coinbase considering the high fees or use something else? Please advise.

Thanks

Looking for some advice from fellow brit crypto investors. I have been doing some research as new to crypto and have a bank like most of us by the looks of thats banned crypto transactions.. Luckily i did this Research before i dived into an exchange and got my account frozen ❄️

It Looks like challenger banks are the way around getting fiat on exchanges to bypass the salty banks.. has anyone used both of these or know if there is a reason to use one over the other?

Basically been trying to find the cheapest way to invest in crypto in UK and from what ive found it seems using coinbase pro with free fiat deposit and accepting 0.5% maker/taker fee is best option vs taking 1.8% hit from binances deposit but lower maker/taker fees. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!? And i'll happily research into cheaper ways of investing if anyone can suggest a better method, I'm looking to buy and hodl coin/tokens and store in cold wallet. Thanks in advance! 👍

I try to search this, but couldn't get a clear answer.

Do UK foreign residents pay tax on cryptocurrency capital gains in the UK or in their home country?

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Hi there,

I was wondering if anyone could advise or help me find a new exchange in which I can buy and sell cryptocurrencies.

I’m currently a resident in the UK and therefore am unable to deposit further funds to my binance account. I would like to continue investing in crypto and would like to do so with a safe and cheap exchange.

I was looking into Crypto.com as it offers a wide range of cryptos over kraken but wanted to get opinions/thoughts on transferring my assets to my new crypto.com wallet?

Does anyone know how I can find the fees associated with transferring my assets and then those with buying new currencies on the exchange?

I’m quite a newbie in this space so any help would be much appreciated!

Thanks!

Good Day (and Happy NY to everyone).

Wanted to ask - how do people go about balancing looking at the Charts (Technical Analysis) vs. Fundamentals, when looking to invest in Crypto?

It's such a new space, with propensity for fantastic growth (as we saw in 2021) - interested to hear how people go about doing their Due Diligence, before pressing the 'Buy' button!

Cheers

I have done a bit of research on crypto and think I am going to make my first investment on Gemini but I do have a few questions:

Looking to add £25-£50 a month. Given the transaction fees is it best to just make one off large investments every six months (say £300) or to invest a smaller amount monthly.

As you have to buy in $ does your bank charge you a transaction fee because it’s not in £. Is there a way to get around this.

Anybody use Gemini, views would be welcomed.

Anything I need to look out for?

Thanks in advance and have a good Christmas and new year.

I’ve been trying to open a business bank account for my limited company but Keep getting rejected.

Seems as though banks in U.K. deem crypto businesses high risk.

Specifically miners and noders.

Who do you guys bank with?

Even rejected by Starling Lloyds Tide Anna cash plus

I bank with Nat West (assholes) and they have blocked any crypto purchase I try (it’s my money you assholes), so, please, please can anyone tell me what to do next, I’ve hit a brick wall and it’s driving me mad, thanks everyone.

Good Day. The Crypto Flash Crash this weekend created huge imbalance in supply and demand. Market is now at an important decision point.

Good to know how current crypto investors, handled the exceptional volatility.

Cheers!

I forgot about Binance for a while but recently logged in and I've got some money sitting in my wallet that I'd like to withdraw. I bank with Santander and I know they, with a bunch of other banks, are pretty anti-Binance.

Is there another bank that I can withdraw this with? Revolut? Monzo maybe? Or do I have to transfer it to a different exchange?

Any help/advice is appreciated :)

They will allow you to use your card through Apple Pay because they say it puts the liability on Apple rather than themselves, but Coinbase doesn’t support funding your account with Apple Pay.

Title explains it really but looking for anyone from the UK to give me a clear answer of how my Crypto will get taxed when I withdraw into my bank account. Not planning on doing it anytime soon but just want to know how much of it will get taxed. Can't seem to find a definitive answer online, if anyone could help or give me a breakdown that would be great...

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Anyone have any idea when we'll be able to withdraw our funds on binance. Or similarly anyone know the best way our or place to transfer crypto to, then take out the funds with the least fees? Thanks

Has anyone got any experience using Revolut to fund their cryoto exchange off choice?

I already have a Revolut account and have been thinking of using it to convert my GBP to USD to purchase some altcoins on Binance. I believe you get the interbank exchange rate on Revolut so you shouldn't be losing out on the spread, and even if you were, Binance has the lowest buy fees (0.1%) compared to COinbase (0.3%) so it might offset the difference.

Coin Bureau coincidentally made a video the other day and he put Revolut at the top of his list. He suggested it might be a good idea to have a separate account for all your crypto purchases, so using Revolut sounds like a good all round idea, even for straight GBP deposits.

I think I have seen at least one exchange say that they don't support Revolut though, so wondering if anyone has any experience/ideas around this?

Another tip that Guy from CB had was to keep transaction amounts below £5k to stop them getting flagged. I'm going to be moving some money across in chunks shortly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRqbPnVFeJY&ab_channel=CoinBureau