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So I wanted to ask of anyone trading on Uniswap.

I have a Coinbase wallet which can connect to Uniswap. I'm going to fund it with Eth from Binance and then buy crypto on Uniswap.

Is this the best way, or should i say cheapest way to do this, considering Eth gas fees etc?

Any tips from the experienced (DEX) players is appreciated...
 
kickin_da_habit said:
So I wanted to ask of anyone trading on Uniswap.

I have a Coinbase wallet which can connect to Uniswap. I'm going to fund it with Eth from Binance and then buy crypto on Uniswap.

Is this the best way, or should i say cheapest way to do this, considering Eth gas fees etc?

Any tips from the experienced (DEX) players is appreciated...
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Maybe start a new thread for these specific questions? Trading on Uniswap, DEX trading or whatver. Else this thread gets a bit random.
 
@saor, what about using this sticky?

I'm wanting to get ETH onto Uniswap so that I can buy one of their coins. Am I correct in saying that ZAR to Luno, buy XRP, send to Uniswap and buy ETH is the best/cheapest option?
 
If you are just starting to dabble in penny stocks on Uni, it is important to acknowledge that you're essentially playing in the world series of poker as a total noob. So be prepared to lose everything.

These guys are sharks, absolutely dedicated investors and they're incredible phishermen. They just comb the interwebs, waiting for noobs like us to come along. We buy into the reddit hype, they catch the profits, dump, and essentially run away with your money because now you're holding a useless stock, and they're holding your cash.

It's like a casino. You quickly forget about all of your thousands which amounted to nothing, and become hypnotised by that sweet 10x you caught last month.

Real winners know when to quit.
 
bromster said:
If you are just starting to dabble in penny stocks on Uni, it is important to acknowledge that you're essentially playing in the world series of poker as a total noob. So be prepared to lose everything.

These guys are sharks, absolutely dedicated investors and they're incredible phishermen. They just comb the interwebs, waiting for noobs like us to come along. We buy into the reddit hype, they catch the profits, dump, and essentially run away with your money because now you're holding a useless stock, and they're holding your cash.

It's like a casino. You quickly forget about all of your thousands which amounted to nothing, and become hypnotised by that sweet 10x you caught last month.

Real winners know when to quit.
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I do get you and I understand the above. So i have not been following anything of Reddit.
Had some lucky swings with and sold at:
CHZ the other day. 2.5X.
MANA the other day. 1.4X
ALICE this morning. 1.6X.

And i've got stakes in a few other coin (some for long term, a few medium and 2 short term). These have all been researched by me and lots of insights from guys online. Like Coinbureau etc.

So what i am saying is go in quick (no emotion and sentiment)...catch the rise...wait for the fall and sell.
Anyway what we need to catch are the small coins (0.000008 or something)...those have the potential to hit the 10X, 100X and 1000X...
And to find those I gotta enter the DEX side of things...Uniswap seems to carry most of the coin from what i have seen...
 
For reference, transferred 50.5k to Binance via Nedbank swift payment the other day and my swift fees were R459.

I assume that they convert forex at the live market exchange rate and don't lie about the rates to squeeze more out of me. But I can't be sure.
 
K T said:
@saor, what about using this sticky?

I'm wanting to get ETH onto Uniswap so that I can buy one of their coins. Am I correct in saying that ZAR to Luno, buy XRP, send to Uniswap and buy ETH is the best/cheapest option?
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Is this the way to go then? was starting up a new thread for this?
Let me start that up...don't want to clog this thread with my Noob'ness
 
bromster said:
For reference, transferred 50.5k to Binance via Nedbank swift payment the other day and my swift fees were R459.

I assume that they convert forex at the live market exchange rate and don't lie about the rates to squeeze more out of me. But I can't be sure.
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That's quite cheap right?
I used my credit card to buy on Binance, charged me 2-3% if I'm not mistaken.
 
bromster said:
For reference, transferred 50.5k to Binance via Nedbank swift payment the other day and my swift fees were R459.

I assume that they convert forex at the live market exchange rate and don't lie about the rates to squeeze more out of me. But I can't be sure.
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Is this an online process yet?
 
Speedster said:
Is this an online process yet?
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Yes. Strangely, it wasn't available using my desktop pc on my internet banking, yet it was available through the Nedbank money app under International Payments. It was so straight forward. I used to pull my hair out meticulously filling in all of the forms and sending them backwards and forwards to Standard Bank.

Now it couldn't be easier. I'm probably getting shafted in some way I'm not yet aware of, but the simplicity outweighs it.

When you enter the bank details of Binance or whoever, the country you choose to send the money to is the country in which the BANK account is held, not the physical address of Binance.
 
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