Well, given the 2fa, email confirmations, pin, trading passwords…… They keep it pretty safe I must say
bears_or_bullson 9. July 2019 at 23:49
Definitely top three, IMO.
gramknon 9. July 2019 at 23:49
That’s a loaded question really, my answer would be no. That being said, they do have good safety/security measures in place. It’s a centralized exchange, so the threat of being hacked exists, also they control your balances as we do not have the private keys to our balances.
I have no problem whatsoever with recommending them, I think they are a great exchange. I’ve always considered them as “Binance Light” .
Slopiion 9. July 2019 at 23:49
If they start messing with US accounts like Binance did, no.
shark91119on 9. July 2019 at 23:49
Are the main office for them in China?
TravelPhoenixon 9. July 2019 at 23:49
Um well, yeah, because I can trade margin on Kumex with fake bitcoin! Hell yeah!
It is until it gets hacked then it isnt.
Well, given the 2fa, email confirmations, pin, trading passwords…… They keep it pretty safe I must say
Definitely top three, IMO.
That’s a loaded question really, my answer would be no. That being said, they do have good safety/security measures in place. It’s a centralized exchange, so the threat of being hacked exists, also they control your balances as we do not have the private keys to our balances.
I have no problem whatsoever with recommending them, I think they are a great exchange. I’ve always considered them as “Binance Light” .
If they start messing with US accounts like Binance did, no.
Are the main office for them in China?
Um well, yeah, because I can trade margin on Kumex with fake bitcoin! Hell yeah!