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As the crypto market undergoes continuous changes, including shifts in policies and regulations, choosing the right exchange is crucial for both traders and investors. The focus is on exchanges that not only offer competitive trading fees but also provide a user-friendly experience for both spot and leverage trading. Furthermore, the availability of diverse trading pairs can enhance liquidity and trading opportunities, allowing users to capitalize on market fluctuations. In this regard, this article highlights the three best crypto exchanges for seamless trading in 2024. KCEX – Your Go-To Crypto Exchange in 2024 for Low Fees and Anonymous Trading KCEX is one of the best cryptocurrency exchanges to consider in 2024, particularly for traders seeking competitive fees and flexible usage options. This platform allows users to trade altcoin futures with exceptional liquidity, making it an attractive choice for both novice and experienced traders. A notable feature of KCEX is its imp...

Gold reached a new all-time high (ATH) last Friday, surpassing the $2,500 price per ounce, while Bitcoin (BTC) lags behind. The so-called “digital gold” divergence from the precious metal has sparked discussions in the finance community, evaluating their fundamental differences. In particular, trader and analyst Kashyap Sriram, who has over eight years of experience in finance, shared his insight. Sriram first commented in a post by Lawrence McDonald, a New York Times best-selling author, who questioned Bitcoin’s store of value narrative, comparing BTC and gold price performances. “Bitcoin’s best days are behind it. Gold’s best days are just beginning. This is the hard money rotation that libertarian crypto investors are going to miss.” – Kashyap Sriram, answering Lawrence McDonald Picks for you ...

Despite warning about Bitcoin’s “worthlessness,” China has apparently never prohibited its citizens from hodling the cryptocurrency. The government of China has tried hard to make people believe that Bitcoin (BTC) would become worthless, but its predictions to date have been far off the mark. The original cryptocurrency has gained around 36% since the Chinese government stated it would become worthless in 2022. Amid the bear market, China attempted to capitalize on a massive market decline, warning crypto investors that Bitcoin prices were “ heading to zero.” In June 2022, the Chinese national news media agency, Economic Daily, issued a warning about Bitcoin to assure citizens the asset was a worthless “string of digital codes.” “In the future, once investors’ confidence collapses or when sovereign countries declare Bitcoin illegal, it will return to its original value, which is utterly worthless,” the article read. While it’s yet to be seen whether Bitcoin is heading to zero one da...

Coinbase’s new subscription service, “Coinbase One," is expected to roll out across 35 countries in the near future. Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is set to launch its subscription service called “Coinbase One” across 35 countries. Initially, only customers in the United Kingdom, Germany and Ireland will have access to Coinbase One. According to the May 18 announcement, Coinbase One aims to provide Features such as zero-fee trading , amplified staking rewards and exclusive benefits through partnerships with industry players such as Messari and CoinTracker for a monthly fee of $29.99. Furthermore, Coinbase plans to collaborate with other partners — such as Alto IRA (Individual Retirement Account), Blockworks’ Permissionless and Lemonade — to bring additional benefits to its members. 2/ The best of Coinbase just got better Unlock zero trading fees, a dedicated support team, boosted staking rewards, and exclusive benefits from partners with Coinbase One — all for $29.99/mont...

Traders are pivoting into decentralized solutions like GMX, LDO and MKR as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission cracks down on the crypto industry. The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has started ramping up its crackdown on the crypto industry and recent enforcement actions had a negative impact on crypto prices last week and at the start of this week.  The SEC is focusing on stablecoin issuers. The most recent SEC stablecoin crackdown was on Feb. 13 through the issuance of a Wells Notice to Paxos Trust Company, the issuer of Binance USD (BUSD). While Paxos denies that BUSD is a security, which would place it outside the SEC’s jurisdiction, some lawyers say the answer is not so simple, which creates fear that other top stablecoin issuers like Circle’s USD Coin (USDC) could be next. The SEC is also putting crosshairs on centralized exchanges (CEX) by questioning how they can use customer funds as qualified custodians. On Feb. 15, a five-member SEC panel w...