Rank Name Location Accepts Deposits In Fees Our Score 1 New Zealand Crypto-currencies 0.2% 9.5 Potential Listings 2 Applied. 4 Application planned.

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Cancelled Listings Application cancelled. Have I missed anything? Please comment below and let me know! What is Electroneum?

Electroneum is a new cryptocurrency that allows users to mine coins with a mobile phone. What is an Exchange? An Exchange is an entity that brings together buyers and sellers of a particular item – Electroneum in our case. Users of the exchange create offers to sell or buy a certain amount of Electroneum at a certain price. The exchange then matches buy orders to sell orders of the same price. The price at which the transaction takes place determines the market price of Electroneum (the price you see on the ticker).

Which Currencies Can I Buy With on an Exchange? Exchanges typically operate according to a base currency (or currencies) which you can deposit into and withdraw from the exchange. The most commonly accepted fiat currencies are USD, EUR, and GBP. Local exchanges that are based in a particular country will typically accept the local currency of that country. Certain exchanges, known as cryptocurrency exchanges, only accept cryptocurrency deposits and withdrawals. This means you will typically deposit Bitcoin into the exchange, and offer to buy a set amount of Electroneum for a set amount of Bitcoin. You can buy Bitcoin for USD at exchanges like,,,.

What Does It Cost? Exchange typically charge a trading fee when converting one currency to another. These fees range from 0.2% – 1% of the currency you are exchanging from. Some exchanges also charge a withdrawal fee to withdraw money/cryptocoins. Check your exchange website to view their current fee structure. Keep in mind that Bitcoin transactions should typically include a small mining fee to entice a miner to include it in his/her list of transactions. Exchanges will typically deduct this fee when transferring cryptocoins to a separate wallet/address.

What are Some Safety Concerns When Dealing With Exchanges? From the time that you deposit money/cryptocoins into an exchange until the time you withdraw it, the safety of your money/cryptocoins is in their hands. It is therefore important to choose an exchange that makes an effort to safeguard your money. Exchange hacking Cryptocurrencies work in such a way that any person in possession of the public address and private key of a wallet can the spend the money in that wallet. While you are trading on an exchange, your cryptocoins are held in a wallet for which the exchange holds the public/private key. In addition, they also hold the wallet keys of thousands of other traders around the world. Exchanges are therefore a honeypot for hackers.

Any hacker that manages to access the system will be able to transfer the money in all their wallets within minutes – with no way to get it back. For this reason, exchanges often make use of “hot” and “cold” wallets – “hot” being a wallet whose private keys are currently being used on the exchange, and “cold” being a wallet whose private keys are stored offline in a vault.

Cold wallets are unhackable and are the best ways to store your wallet keys. The exchange continually transfers coins between the cold and hot wallets as needed. Make sure your exchange uses cold wallets to store unused cryptocoins. In addition, do not leave your cryptocoins on an exchange when you are not trading. Rather transfer your cryptocoins to a secure online wallet or personal offline wallet.

You can always transfer it back to the exchange later when you want to trade again. Authentication Exchanges typically operate via a browser where you login with a username/password.

Any person that knows your username/password can therefore login and trade/withdraw. Many exchanges therefore offer two-factor authentication, in which they send a code to your phone number or email whenever you login, and require you to enter that code to proceed. A fraudster will then need to be in possession of your login details and phone/email account to access the system. It is preferred that your exchange supports two-factor authentication. If not, make sure you use a different password than you use anywhere else.

Make it difficult to guess by using numbers, punctuation marks, and lowercase/uppercase letters in no logical order. Keep your password in a safe place – do not store it on your phone or in an email! Please leave a comment with any further questions you might have! Dear team, As I sent Litecoin to Cryptopia around two weeks ago to exchange it with Electroneum, still after two weeks it was not possible for me to buy Electroneum and I just received this message on Cryptopia: ‘Market Closing. Due to being unable to provide any kind of realistic or accurate ETA on both the DOGE/LTC markets being resumed, we have decided it best to close these base markets at this time.

Please close any open orders, and we apologize for the inconvenience’. So what should I do to with this message?

Best regards, Hamid Rasoulimehrabani. It’s never safe to keep your coins on any exchange. Exchanges are under high attack from hackers due to the large amounts of various coins from various customers that they control. Komodo KMD Mining Pool Calculator.

It’s much safer to keep the coins in an offline paper wallet, of which the private keys are held by you alone. That’s basically the only difference.

The payment ID works like a reference code in a traditional bank transfer. It helps the receiving company figure out who sent the funds.

Cryptopia requires you to enter a payment ID when sending funds TO them. But if you’re just withdrawing funds to your online Electroneum wallet or an offline paper wallet, there’s no need to use a payment ID since no one else will be depositing to that dame address. Electroneum has many users. I’ts price is still growing, and it is in the top 50 cryptos on market cap (listed by market cap: ), besides the fact, that only one exchange supports it!

Why didn’t other exchanges enrol ETN? It should be on at least on 3 to 4 exchanges. I cannot say something wrong about Cryptopia (I have no negative experience) but keeping ETN there alone where Binance, Bittrex, Poloniex, and Kucoin exchanges are trading many of worse cryptos is strongly weird. There are two options: #1. This is a technical problem, but #2.

This is the stage where price needs to be artificially kept low. I guess, when ETN gets to a new exchange the price will easily get higher.

When it gets to Binance it will explode. Thanks for your good analysis. I agree that we ought to be one more than one exchange already. It sounds as if Electroneum is now listed on NEXT exchange, which will be available to the public in February. In addition, a recent Facebook update has indicated that Electroneum is now working with the CEO of Titanium, who has loads of experience and good contacts, to help with exchange applications. They mentioned that of their applications were already in fast track mode. Let’s hope for the best.

It’s true that one exchange is definitely not enough. But I’m very sure that ETN is not a scam. You are able to sell all your ICO coins right now if you want and get a good return. A scam company would have run with he money long ago. I guess the team might be holding back on new exchanges until they have the mobile miner up and running. That would be the best way of introducing Electroneum to thousands of new users on the those exchanges.

It would be pointless getting it registered there and have new users sign up for an unfinished product. • Olaitan86 says. Hi Benjamin, thanks for your reply.

I indeed used the payment ID. Kavya, investing in any cryptocurrency is extremely risky. The value of these coins is based mostly on trust in the system, rather than some functionality, so the price might fall a lot tomorrow if people lose faith in Bitcoin’s value.

There’s no telling what the price of Bitcoin or ETN will do tomorrow or next year. The best way around this is to find a coin that really DOES have some functionality – meaning that it provides some utility or helpful tool other than relying on faith. For instance, Electroneum is a good example here, because people worldwide will be able to get their hands on the coins very easily. With the airtime-provider partnership that was announced recently, it means that these users will be able to buy airtime with their mined coins.

This means that the coin has much more use rather than just relying on faith, and therefore gives it much more value. Other coins I believe in are Ethereum (which provides a framework for a lot of other coins that have great utility), and also IOTA and Litecoin which both provide fast transactions and can, therefore, be used as a transactional currency.

Bitcoin’s transactions are too slow to be used as a transactional currency (you need to wait about 30 minutes for a confirmed transaction) and will thus never be used to pay for goods in a supermarket, simply because it takes too long. You’ll need to wait 30 minutes before the store manager will allow you to leave. IOTA and Litecoin will both solve this issue. But don’t go solely on my research. I’m not an expert financial advisor. Do your own research and see if you come to the same conclusions.

• kavya says. Wonder why they chose Cryptopia for the listing in view that there are so much problems with the exchange.

Many people are having deposit problems with Cryptopia and yet their problems are not attended to by the support. I personally just experienced this when I deposited some ETH into Cryptopia about two days ago in exchange of BTC to buy in some ETN but until now it’s still not reflected in my balance though the transaction was successful according to EtherScan. No one is attending to my ticket. This gives the impression Cryptopia is a cheat. I will never, ever use Cryptopia again.

Hopefully ETN will be listed on some other more reputable exchanges soon. Piyush, right now Electroneum is only listed on the, and nowhere else. On Cryptopia it is paired only with Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dodge coin. You will therefore need to buy one of those three currencies from another exchange and transfer it to Cryptopia to buy ETN. Other exchanges might decide to list Electroneum once it launches officially, but for the time being the only way to buy it is through Cryptopia. You should be able to purchase Bitcoin from a local exchange in India, from using a credit card, or through, and then transfer it to Cryptopia. Once you have Bitcoins, you can view to learn how purchase Electroneum on Cryptopia.

• Scott says.