I have not moved them to a wallet yet as I just bought them like 2 min ago.
But likely since it is a ether toekn I will use Meta Mask
Their contract address can be found here > https://etherscan.io/token/Civic
Examples (use Google or other search engine for details regarding the exchanges I'm about to list):
Mt. Gox;
BTC-e;
Poloniex just after BTC-e went down which was also around the BCH fork;
Plus many others which were either or both unreachable and/or folded at various times which didn't affect me. Yeah, I'm a slow learner. :)
Alternately: possession is 9/10 of the law. Why let a bank have possession of your resources? Same goes for exchanges.
Look into BitShares, which I also need to do; it's a decentralized exchange, so it's a wallet that you can trade in. Sounds great.
Also, use something like TradingView or Coinigy to do your trades -- it will use the API of the exchange that you have coins on. That way, if there's a rush into a coin (or out of...) and their HTTP server goes berserk, you'll still be able to buy or sell, since you're not using their HTTP server.
EXODUS fees go up astronomically when the whole system is overloaded -- and the benefit is that trades go through that otherwise wouldn't. (It is supply & demand based). EXODUS is really, really great for Beginners & Intermediate users. Binance for more advanced traders and what not. MHO of course.
Which Wallet do you use ?
I have not moved them to a wallet yet as I just bought them like 2 min ago.
But likely since it is a ether toekn I will use Meta Mask
Their contract address can be found here > https://etherscan.io/token/Civic
THX ! myetherwallet will work too, right ?
yes it should also work from what I understand
Why do you use a wallet instead of just holding your coins in an exchange
Examples (use Google or other search engine for details regarding the exchanges I'm about to list):
Alternately: possession is 9/10 of the law. Why let a bank have possession of your resources? Same goes for exchanges.
Look into BitShares, which I also need to do; it's a decentralized exchange, so it's a wallet that you can trade in. Sounds great.
Also, use something like TradingView or Coinigy to do your trades -- it will use the API of the exchange that you have coins on. That way, if there's a rush into a coin (or out of...) and their HTTP server goes berserk, you'll still be able to buy or sell, since you're not using their HTTP server.
Good luck!
You can use Exodus wallet as well!
Once I calculated the fees, I stopped using Exodus for trades. Using Binance now.
EXODUS fees go up astronomically when the whole system is overloaded -- and the benefit is that trades go through that otherwise wouldn't. (It is supply & demand based). EXODUS is really, really great for Beginners & Intermediate users. Binance for more advanced traders and what not. MHO of course.
Same here.
And Binance pays GAS for your NEO too. And they have the lowest fees in a centralized exchange.
Exodus