tkrunning
June 14, 2018, 10:49am
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The costs are higher since there’s less liquidity, less competition and more perceived risk (hacking, legal issues, etc) than the case for exchange between the major fiat currencies.
I replied to the rest here:
It depends how you want to store your coins.
For hardware wallets, check out Trezor or Ledger.
For software wallets, check out Electrum or Exodus
For online wallets, check out Blockchain.info
To minimize your fees, find an exchange with as high liquidity in your currency pair as possible, and don’t trade very often. Check out for example Kraken or Bitstamp, or for someone US based Robinhood might be an option. If you want to buy anonymously, LocalBitcoins or your local BTC ATM are good option…
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