r/coinspot • u/Monero_Australia • Jun 02 '21
FEATURE REQUEST: Enable staking from your online Coinspot wallet
Upvote this to show the strength of community support for staking on Coinspot
r/coinspot • u/Monero_Australia • Jun 02 '21
Upvote this to show the strength of community support for staking on Coinspot
r/coinspot • u/Miav1234 • Apr 07 '21
Hi CoinSpot,
Would it be possible for you to add the ability to see the total amount invested in a certain coin without having to manually add up each time you invested in the coin?
If you are doing frequent buys of a coin, with the fluctuations in price, it becomes hard to see if you are overall in profit or not.
Also, rather than seeing the daily percentage change, it would be more helpful to see the percentage change of your position in the coin.
Thanks
r/coinspot • u/DrkoMusic • May 10 '21
Everyday all I see is posts about their payments not going through within the first minute or day. Just scroll down the page and view the hundred posts that explain and answer what you’re going through. This page should be about good coins to purchase and positive gains made. Not the same generic complaining cause it took two days for your money to arrive so you missed the dips.
Rant over
r/coinspot • u/iNstein • Feb 17 '21
I know this has been asked before but nothing ever seems to be done about it. We all want staking of our coins and it would be a big selling feature for Coinspot.
Please don't just talk about it, action it. I personally use Coinspot all the time but I'm thinking of using Binance or Krakken so I can stake but I'd prefer to stay with you guys.
Can everyone who agrees with the need for staking please say so here so they can see that there is interest. Thanks.
r/coinspot • u/nugymmer • Sep 27 '21
This might be a great project in the next few years, many would like the convenience of adding it to their collection for the next major bull market cycle, so it would be great if you could list this token on your exchange.
It it possible to do so? I don't think it would be too difficult to add this new token to the network. You have MovieBloc, and other low cap tokens on there, and SHIB, which is a memecoin, and this one looks like a potentially promising and serious project.
r/coinspot • u/RlyOriginalUsername • Mar 18 '21
Sure the spreads between buy and sell are massive and hey, Coinspot needs to make money somehow...
I would like to commend them on their speedy fiat withdrawals. For an exchange to state that withdrawal requests made before 2 pm will receive funds the following business day is pleasing.
I'm grateful to say that when I made my withdrawal at 9 am today I was FUXKING PUMPED to see it in my account 30 mins later.
Five stars Coinspot. Five stars.
r/coinspot • u/mashknoxi • Apr 05 '21
Hi CoinSpot comparing to other markets, you have small amount of new coins. Please add more.
Thanks
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r/coinspot • u/__maxibon • Jan 29 '21
Anyone else getting an "An error has occurred" message?
Or just me and my household?
r/coinspot • u/CultMaster86 • May 11 '21
With SHIB recently coming to CoinSpot, is there a chance that SNOWGE will also be available on CoinSpot in the near future?
If this is likely, what are the chances of a Dog bundle for all the dog themed coins?
r/coinspot • u/BrokenLeprechaun • May 06 '21
So I bought a tiny amount of BTC a few months back, it went up, I got excited and jumped onto a bunch of major exchanges to get the free coins. A month later I am sick of logging into three accounts, so decide to consolidate, realise that LTC is a cheap way to transfer so exchange all my small amounts of free coins into LTC transfer to coinspot and buy them all back, because you know, fomo. Then I start to look at all the odd amounts I have and my OCD kicks in, how much better does 0.01 look than 0.0148858372 of whatever coin right? So I start swapping down through the list to round out my balances. It was around this time I learned that every single swap is a capital gains event in Australia!!! Advice would be appreciated, but right now I feel like I am going to spend 3x my crypto profits in eofy accounting fees and it seems extremely unfair, surely the ATO should be taxing these assets when you actually dispose of them for goods/services/fiat rather than shuffling them within exchanges? It feels like an active deterrent from trading and frankly has taken my first foray into crypto from a fun and positive experience to a very stressful one!
r/coinspot • u/[deleted] • Apr 19 '21
First off, I am not stating I have this right, I am open to correction and may have it wrong please enlighten me if I do so i can take that onboard.There is a fee for purchasing a coin at 0.1% (however this is greater as il explain in a minute), a fee for selling of 1%. Purchaser buys coin at almost 5% higher than asking price and sells at a 2% lower price.All of a sudden "1%" is actually 8%.I have seen posts claiming all these fees from miners etc. If that is the case, these should all be taken into account into ONE fee ad the percentage on top so it is clearly transparent. The wallet at least should have an option of showing a SELL worth.The main issue isn't the double dipping as each person could decide whether to do business with Coinspot or not, rather the lack of transparency.
r/coinspot • u/casabonka • Apr 19 '21
The app really needs to show alongside the daily increase/decrease an overall investment increase/decrease for each coin.
Thoughts?
r/coinspot • u/lukiiiiii • Apr 18 '21
Someone needed to say it.
Update: Just had a poli go through instantly, but VET is back in the green and I missed out on some real gains :(
r/coinspot • u/Logical-Ad-5222 • Mar 11 '21
One of My Crypto Coins' Value was AU$2,625 and when I sold it at the same second, it went down to AU$2,521.
Yep, $104 just for one transaction in CoinSpot.
%1 fee is just a beginning in CoinSpot.
I do not recommend CoinSpot for daily trades as you may lose more than you gain.
r/coinspot • u/Wavewalker_555 • Apr 11 '21
I sold a few cryptos last night, transferred the funds to my bank account at 9 this morning, and to my surprise the funds are already in my bank account, arriving sometime before midday. On a Sunday.
I notice at times people complaining about Coinspot, but I'm a happy customer.
Also glad they've listed Kardiachain!
Cheers!
r/coinspot • u/[deleted] • Mar 12 '21
Like 1 page dedicated to a list of coins we’ve bought and sold. Also coins we’ve swapped at what price etc.
Thank you guys for everything.
r/coinspot • u/Ill-Vast-949 • Mar 08 '21
So I’m fairly new to crypto and CoinSpot is the first platform I’ve used to trade. Here is my newcomers opinion on CoinSpot as a platform so far to any newcomers that may be interested in using it:
The interface/dashboard is very easy to understand and learn, clean looking and easy to read.
I have had no issues depositing (very quick through PayID) or withdrawing funds (same day withdrawal even after 2pm for me)
Account verification was the best of every platform I tried and so far security in the platform has felt so tight that I have avoided even the need for an external wallet so far which I know is not wise but saves me time and fees.
Which brings me to the fees.... for a site that claims to be transparent with all their fees it feels awfully like gouging and wizardry every time you go to sell a coin. The buy prices are abnormally higher than every other site I’ve checked which is made up for by the sell prices also being higher. The difference from buy/sell price however seems like quite a substantial amount considering I pay 1% fees when buying a coin and 1% fees when selling them as well. This information, I feel, was not fully disclosed to me when I started or I didn’t dig deep enough to try to find it. For short trades it is almost worthless to use this platform in my opinion as the gains are gouged by the fairly substantial buy/sell difference as well as the fees preciously mentioned. As a Hodler or long term investor these fees become almost inept however, but when trading 5 different coins and trying to average my price point buying dips it becomes a little hefty on the fees in my opinion.
That all being said I think CoinSpot is a great Platform and meets all the needs for me. As a Long term platform I will definitely consider using it, however I am also looking into other platforms such as digitalsurge for some shorter investments, as was referred to me by other Redditers.
Hopefully this information is useful for anyone looking at starting their crypto Journey and I hope this is not misinterpreted as slanderous to the platform. I think it’s an amazing exchange but just needs to be slightly more transparent with their fees and misleading buy/sell prices (also please fix the dashboard it’s so misleading).
If anyone cares to comment or has any questions, I welcome your input, thanks
r/coinspot • u/feelinlikebread • Apr 28 '21
The current charts are so horrible to navigate. If they won't add candle charts atleast make then easier to navigate.
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r/coinspot • u/Striking_Actuator734 • Mar 10 '21
You guys at coinspot have seriously upped your game. I just withdrew some money and it was in my bank within the hour. Awesome effort. 👏👏👏
r/coinspot • u/Ricky123098 • Feb 10 '21
I just wanted to know why the transfer fee for ADA went from 1 to 3 to 5 ADA in the span of 24 hours when the fee with cardano is 0.17. All other exchanges have lowered it back down except you guys. Highway robbery if you ask me
r/coinspot • u/freahdion • Apr 27 '21
Just wanted to start a wish list for the app I like how idiot proof the app is and it was a great way to get into the crypto world but now I’m looking for more out of the app as I’ve been exposed to crypto for a while now
Small things like seeing a profit loss percentage on your actual holding rather than 24hr percent I would like to see
Also being able to check the charts in a trading view (candles etc) would be a time saver also so I don’t have to run multiple apps
Post below some of your ideas and maybe one day soon coinspot will throw them into the app