Der billigste Weg, um Krypto in die Brieftasche zu bekommen

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Ich bin mir ziemlich sicher, dass dies schon einmal gefragt wurde, also verzeihen Sie mir bitte, wenn ich die Frage wiederhole, aber ich habe vor kurzem den Ledger S Plus gekauft und frage mich, was der billigste Weg ist, um Krypto in meine Wallet zu übertragen?

Ich habe alle meine Kryptowährungen auf meinem Binance-Konto und mir ist klar, dass ich für jede Kryptowährung eine Gebühr zahlen muss, um sie in die Wallet zu transferieren (womit ich vorerst kein Problem habe). Ich möchte nur wissen, ob es eine billigere Möglichkeit gibt, dies in der Zukunft zu tun, weil ich meist DCA jeden Monat und eine txn Gebühr jeden Monat zusätzlich zum Kauf der Krypto zu zahlen ist ziemlich teuer, denke ich.

Vielen Dank Leute!

[CypherMcAfee]

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dont use binance, thats like crypto cancer.
Use Bisq, hodl hodl or other non kyc dex listed below :

https://kycnot.me/

Create your own node, several tutorials online to create your own private at home bank, you can create a monero node, buy monero from Bisq and trade to other tokens using tradeogre.

Then send the tokens to your node and after to the Ledger, or conect your node to the ledger as well.

In december buying crypto from ledger live also has no fees, according to the information they released.

just dont use binance it has very high fees.

[KodonFrost]

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You really don’t have to transfer every penny of crypto out.

Just DCA until you have an amount you feel uncomfortable with leaving it on an exchange.
Then you transfer out and saved x-times the fees you accumulated instead of transferring right away.

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Strike

[Michael47OR]

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Shop around the exchanges you like and compare the outgoing fees.

They usually don’t amount to too much, sometimes free. Gemini, Coinex, Changelly fees seem fair to me.

[You-Slice]

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Use coinbase you only get charged network fee nothing more.

[SufficientNet9227]

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i got the same issue Binance charging 7$ fees to send 0.06 btc to ledger im thinking of buying another coin and swap but its worst they charge 40$ to swap my 0.06 btc to eth could use some tips here on how to get the rest on my ledger whiteout paying those fees.

[RawDoggRamen]

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Use strike. Free withdrawals. Easiest and cheapest way to get bitcoin into your wallet in under an hour.

[HeavenHellorHoboken]

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Swan

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Bianance, as far as I’m aware, is the only centralized exchange that does not charge money to fund your account with fiat. However, they make up for this by extremely long hold times, around 10 days.

I’ve recently switched to Coinbase One. They have a monthly subscription fee that allows me to purchase USDC for absolutely no additional fees at all. I pay $1000, I get 1000 USDC. Then, I send it to Kucoin, then swap for whatever digital asset I want.

With Coinbase One, you can use a debit card to purchase the exact amount of USDC, for fiat, then immediately transfer it out, for a small fee. usually around $10 for every thousand dollars.

I’ve used Kraken, Binance, shapeShift, and many others. The current method I suggested seems to be the cheapest, and fastest.

Who would’ve ever thought Coinbase would rise to the top in regards to anything?

The one thing you don’t want to do though, is to purchase your digital assets on Coinbase. The exchange price is usually jacked pretty high.

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