[Cylow]

PURCHASING CRYPTO COINS

Perhaps the biggest crypto currency exchange site you can find online. Poloniex offers a wide variety of coins. However, it is popular among exchangers and traders for being laggy sometimes and giving people a hard time withdrawing.

COINS OFFERED: 90
For a complete list of all coins offered by Poloniex go here.




ShapeShift is a company that offers global trading of a variety of digital assets via web and mobile platforms.

The company does not collect personal data on its customers and exchanges one cryptocurrency for another without ever collecting customer funds into company accounts, which is unique among digital currency trading companies. >>Source (ShapeShift Wikipedia).
Shapeshift doesn't have a built-in wallet like Poloniex but it's one of the most trusted and reputable crypto exchange sites out there. It offers quick and precise exchange options for whatever one that fits your needs.

COINS OFFERED: 44
For a complete list of coins offered by Shapeshift.io, go here.






So far, Bittrex has the biggest amount of coins available for exchange. It's a very trusted site and used by many exchangers daily. This is the go-to when Poloniex is down. Many P&D groups use this site to pump coins. Bittrex has a very beautiful graph view which many prefer over Poloniex.

COINS OFFERED: 1959
For a complete list of all coins offered by Bittrex , go here.






Yunbi.com is one of the smaller and lesser known crypto exchange sites. This would only be recommended if you can't use all above sites for some reason. It offers SiaCoin, Ethereum Classic, ZCash, ETH and a few more coins. Yunbi doesn't have a wide-variety of coins but the website has a great layout and it's very smooth.
COINS OFFERED: 12
For a complete list of all coins offered by Yunbi, go here.


Other notable sites-

WeSellCrypto
Coinbase
Kraken

[FLY LIKE ALADDIN]

Very interesting guide. I will certainly be using this for future reference.

[Charger]

None of these are used to "buy" coins as many members ask, just exchange them to and from.

[Cylow]

None of these are used to "buy" coins as many members ask, just exchange them to and from.

It's the same thing. "Buying" coins is basically exchanging from Bitcoin to other coins. You withdraw by converting back to BTC.

[bzrΚ]

I had no idea Bittrex offered so many more coins than Poloniex. Cheers for the share.

[ZuGgY]

Thanks for sharing, this is great, especially for newbies.

[Cylow]

Thanks for sharing, this is great, especially for newbies.

I had no idea Bittrex offered so many more coins than Poloniex. Cheers for the share.

Sure thanks for those words. I hope this helps anybody out.

[Evil Bob]

Polo doesn't have WAVES. I wanted to buy a few, where should I go?

[Cylow]

Polo doesn't have WAVES. I wanted to buy a few, where should I go?

WAVES is available on Bittrex and YoBit

[occupi]

I'm surprised Kraken is so far down the list. They've got a new charting/trading tool that is ultra sexy and a lot of fun to use.

[Gary]

I always use Shapeshift, Cryptic recommended it to me a while ago. Been using it whenever I need something exchanged.

[Gatt]

iam using changelly and its perfect

[Cylow]

I always use Shapeshift, Cryptic recommended it to me a while ago. Been using it whenever I need something exchanged.

Shapeshift is pretty good but the fees are very high. Exchanged ETH to BTC and lost $7 with the process.

[Wet Rag]

bittrex now offers 199 coins. please update your thread.

[Cylow]

bittrex now offers 199 coins. please update your thread.

Thank you for informing me. I have updated the thread accordingly.