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<blockquote data-quote="Coja Petrus Uscan" data-source="post: 1378344" data-attributes="member: 12967"><p>You can use:</p><p></p><p>Crypto.com - <a href="https://crypto.com/en/index.html" target="_blank">https://crypto.com/en/index.html</a></p><p>Monolith - <a href="https://monolith.xyz/" target="_blank">https://monolith.xyz/</a></p><p></p><p>in Germany.</p><p></p><p>Crypto.com is good because you can use it to buy crypto by card with 0% fees, they have a lot of insurance and they have some good lending features. They also have debit cards that have zero fees and zero foreign exchange rates, which is extremely useful. In EE you usually get sliced for 4% on withdrawals, but with this card there are no fees. You also get 1-8% cryptoback on purchases (not including ATM withdrawals). With the card level I have you also get free access to airport lounges and a few other things. You can lend out dollars via the app for between 8-12%, on the higher level cards. Not sure what the rates for the lower cards are. On the down side they have been lowly reducing their lending rates down, which has caused a big sell-off of their native token this week. However they have kept their stable coin rates static and their BTC and ETH rates have remained the same I believe. It depends on variables, but the rate I get is 6.5% pa on BTC and 5.5% on ETH. You also get an extra 2% bonus CRO (their native token, which had FOMO'd since March) with the top two tier of cards. You can convert that straight away to BTC or whatever else you want. So you can consider that 8.5% pa on BTC if you have the card that requires about a $12,000 stake in their token.</p><p></p><p>Monolith has modest fees, but what makes it interesting is they are integrating de-fi projects into it. So you can, or will be able to lend out your coins via de-fi lending protocols. On Aave that's currently 4% PA for DIA and Fulcrum is about 16%. You can also buy coin via Monolith. So these are good entry level 'exchanges'.</p><p></p><p>For more advanced exchange I like FTX. Low KYC.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Coja Petrus Uscan, post: 1378344, member: 12967"] You can use: Crypto.com - [URL]https://crypto.com/en/index.html[/URL] Monolith - [URL]https://monolith.xyz/[/URL] in Germany. Crypto.com is good because you can use it to buy crypto by card with 0% fees, they have a lot of insurance and they have some good lending features. They also have debit cards that have zero fees and zero foreign exchange rates, which is extremely useful. In EE you usually get sliced for 4% on withdrawals, but with this card there are no fees. You also get 1-8% cryptoback on purchases (not including ATM withdrawals). With the card level I have you also get free access to airport lounges and a few other things. You can lend out dollars via the app for between 8-12%, on the higher level cards. Not sure what the rates for the lower cards are. On the down side they have been lowly reducing their lending rates down, which has caused a big sell-off of their native token this week. However they have kept their stable coin rates static and their BTC and ETH rates have remained the same I believe. It depends on variables, but the rate I get is 6.5% pa on BTC and 5.5% on ETH. You also get an extra 2% bonus CRO (their native token, which had FOMO'd since March) with the top two tier of cards. You can convert that straight away to BTC or whatever else you want. So you can consider that 8.5% pa on BTC if you have the card that requires about a $12,000 stake in their token. Monolith has modest fees, but what makes it interesting is they are integrating de-fi projects into it. So you can, or will be able to lend out your coins via de-fi lending protocols. On Aave that's currently 4% PA for DIA and Fulcrum is about 16%. You can also buy coin via Monolith. So these are good entry level 'exchanges'. For more advanced exchange I like FTX. Low KYC. [/QUOTE]
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