Bitcoin

Paul K. · 2025-03-08T09:00:05.639121Z

Hi, I wanted to ask what you can recommend to buy bitcoin $BTC to buy. I only have coinbase where it is quite expensive. Which platform is cheap?

Stefan21@stefan_21

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At Strike you get a free savings plan from 1 week term. At 21Bitcoin you get a savings plan with 0.79% fees :)

For larger one-off purchases, Binance, for example, would be recommended with 0.1% fees.

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Paul K.@Paul9712

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@stefan_21 perfect thank you!

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“Klaatu_Barada_Nikto!“@Ash

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@Paul9712 and with strike also a free payout to your wallet if you don't need a quick transaction and have time.

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Marcelo@Marcelo-80

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I can also recommend Strike. I have a weekly savings plan there. If you want to use my invitation link, then €500 would be free of charge for both of us.

https://invite.strike.me/FKPIU2

Alternatively, I use Bitvavo (beginner-friendly) or Bitget for one-off purchases. Bitvavo also offers the option of crypto savings plans.
The fees at Bitvavo are 0.25% taker and 0.15% maker. I also have an invitation link here for dich☺️
This would make the first 10k free of charge for you

https://bitvavo.com/invite?a=DA88D2340B

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Paul K.@Paul9712

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@Marcelo-80 yo sorry only seen now am already registered

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batic420@batic420

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I personally use Bitvavo and am relatively satisfied with it. It's also relatively easy to create savings plans etc. here.
Things that were important to me, as I don't want to deal with crypto extensively, but still want to build up a position in the long term and therefore use dollar-cost averaging to achieve a good average price. 😎

Other providers would be:
- Bitpanda
- TR (but do some research here and form your own opinion)
- eToro
- bison

However, I may switch, as Bitvavo is not yet regulated by Bafin as far as I know, but has only applied for a license so far. 😅

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Loa@loafinance

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@batic420 Bitvavo has a Bafin license and is therefore, as far as I know, the cheapest provider regulated in Germany https://bitcoin-2go.de/bitvavo-powered-by-hyphe-deutschland/

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batic420@batic420

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@loafinance ah ok, then I must not have been up to date. Thank you! 😎

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Habicht128@Habicht128

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I'm still with Kraken, if you use Kraken Pro with limit orders you can also get away relatively cheaply with 0.25%.

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Loa@loafinance

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Bitvavo by Hyphe. Lowest fees of a DE/BaFin regulated exchange

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user5ca946a11b6a4278@user5ca946a11b6a4278

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Bitvavo. Good and cheap.

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ImNuZurMillion@ImNuZurMillion

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I use OKX and really like the design of the app there, if you want I can send you my referral link

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Gökhy@Gokhy29

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Are you serious about getting in now?

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James@jDigg

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@Gokhy29 if you hold long enough and go long - then even more so. In the case of short, I myself think that it could still do something, but the halfway point is the hurdle.

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Chris@Psychedelic_Sunflower

13H

@Gokhy29 when else?

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Paul K.@Paul9712

12H

I actually find the approach quite cool that you simply make a savings plan and save regularly and then hodl

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MH711@MH711

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21bitcoin absolutely to empfehlen👍🏻

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walttam@walttam

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@MH711 also for this (also tax-simple in AT)!
features: savings plan, automatically connect hard wallet, etc.

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Erik@dividend_hero_100

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Also use the 21btc savings plan

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David@MarketMage

9H

I've been using Revolut X of late, and the fees are very low. Might be worth considering if it is available in your region. The fees on standard Revolut are brutal, though. If Revolut X is not available for you, I find Kraken Pro good.

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SP@spellwan

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gate.io

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