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1/ Every crypto app hands you the same generic feed. We built Insights to do the opposite. It reads what you actually buy and shapes itself around you.
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Quotes on Coindisco: ranked by what you actually get
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Can I sell any coin I bought?
Not always. A provider can support a coin for buying and still not take it back, or set different limits for each direction.
On the Sell screen, pick the coin and the network it's on. The same coin can be sellable on one network and not another.
October in one line: Bitcoin went nowhere, small coins went everywhere.
Bitcoin traded between roughly $81k and $86.5k. Smaller tokens moved harder in both directions: fewer orders sit at each price, so modest trading pushes them further.
Full recap: coindisco.com/blog/crypto-ma…
Bullish indeed. Stablecoin payments and a path for GIWA to reach users worldwide, congrats to both teams on this one.
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Every wallet needs a way in. Nice one, Transak.
Transak is now live as a fiat on-ramp and off-ramp in @WDK_tether.
Teams building on Wallet Development Kit by Tether can add fiat funding and payouts to their wallets without building payments infrastructure.
“Every wallet eventually needs a way for people to fund with fiat and withdraw. With Transak in @tether's Wallet Development Kit, any team building a self-custodial wallet has that from day one. The payment methods people actually use in their own market and payout processing, without building the infrastructure themselves.”
- Chandrasekar Kuppusamy, Director of DevRel at Transak
Read more: transak.com/blog/transak-liv…
Selling crypto? Check if the deposit needs a memo or tag.
Some networks use that short code to show the provider the coins are yours. If the provider gives you one, add it to the transfer.
Then send the coin, network and amount you picked, to the address made for this sale.
Why does one coin have several prices?
Each exchange has its own buyers and sellers. Your currency adds a layer, and the way you pay adds another.
Here's how all of it ends up in the amount of crypto you actually get: coindisco.com/blog/why-crypt…
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1/ You bought ETH last month. Now you want more.
In most apps that means building the exact same order from scratch: pick the coin and network, paste the wallet address again, choose how to pay.
3/ Before you continue, you still see the full quote: what you pay, the fee included, and the True Fee, which shows how far your rate sits from the market price.
Sending it to a different wallet this time? Tap Change next to the address.
USDT on Ethereum can't move if the wallet holds no ETH.
Each network charges its fee in its own coin: ETH on Ethereum, TRX on Tron, SOL on Solana.
Check which network your wallet accepts, then whether you'll have that coin to move it.
Full breakdown: coindisco.com/blog/usdt-trc2…
