I’ve been trying to figure out which crypto exchanges actually make sense for US users right now.
There are a lot of options, and it’s honestly a bit confusing when you’re just trying to understand what works best in real life.
Some platforms seem very easy to use but maybe more expensive, while others look more advanced but harder to get into.
So I’m curious — what are you personally using and what made you choose it?
More in a long-term perspective, not really focused on active trading.
What crypto exchange are you actually using in the US right now?
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Posted by WiliamCutting
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For long-term holding in the US, most people I know still end up defaulting to Coinbase or Kraken just because of regulatory clarity and easier fiat on/off ramps. Coinbase feels more beginner-friendly but fees can be a bit high, while Kraken is a bit more “serious” but still reliable.
For actually holding long term, some also just move assets to self-custody after buying.
Curious though, are you looking more for simplicity or lower fees over time?
Strike.me is what I use. They are amazing.