Personally I use Luno Exchange (formerly BitX) to buy and sell my BTC.

But if you're looking to do a one off sell, just sell it on localbitcoins.com

I've never used Remitano, but USD4 transaction fee sounds quite high.
I remember I transferred to XBit Asia with 0.0004BTC transaction fee, which at today's rate, is less than USD 0.50.

I'm not a miner, just a trader.

If you want to sell your bitcoins in Luno exchange there will be fees imposed.
Taker: 1%
Maker: 0%

Taker means that your accept the offer of either the buying or selling side. While Maker means that you're making an offer to either buy or sell, waiting for people to accpet/take your order.

If you're a miner yourself, I'm assuming that you'll be running your own node right. Which usually means that you use Bitcoin Core wallet within your PC and not other third party wallets like blockchain.info

If you are looking to exchange amounts of BTC to MYR on a regular basis, I'd highly recommend you to join BTC Malaysia Group 1 on telegram by sirxl look at his signature

I don't think Remitano is without fee either. All exchanges charge some sort of fee no matter what.
If you're talking about transactions broadcasted on the blockchain then yes, it requires a transaction fee paid to the miner which is about 0.00045200 BTC ($0.56USD) on average according to https://bitcoinfees.21.com

At current bitcoin difficulty rate, if you want a gross revenue of  4.5 BTC per month,
you'll need 21 units of AntMiner S9 (cost 44100 US Dollar or 196289 Malaysian Ringgit).

Take note other costs ie labour, electricity, internet are not included.

If I were you, I'd rather buy some POS coins and stake them on VPS.

4.5 BTC per month is a huge target to set for......you'd need some really serious hardware costing hundreds of thousands of ringgit.
Or do you mean you want to sell 4.5 BTC per month?
To send bitcoins from one wallet to another, it doesn't matter which exchange you use, you will still have to pay the transaction fee, which is about 0.0004 BTC last I checked.
That's why I wouldn't even bother sending bitcoins in very small quantities.

You guys are pretty ballsy going against other countries with subsidized electricity and ASICs.

POS stands for Proof of Stake, you acquire crypto token of a blockchain and deposit them to validate blocks. You earn if you act normally, or your deposit gets slashed.

VPS is virtual private server, since network uptime is crucial. Staking on multiple pools with multisig is recommended.

Why not stack GPU and mine other crypto like ETH, you can resell the cards for gamers once you're done with it.

Yes, that's right.

You can trade the minted coins into BTC via poloniex and sell to local exchanges.

https://whattomine.com

The site helps you to narrow down potential ones to mine.

Ether, Monero and Zcash seems to be the safe bet.

I'm an ETH stacker and future staker

From my personal experience, with 0.0003 to 0.0004 BTC transaction fees, my transaction confirmation times were somewhere between 15 minutes to 40 minutes.
But it also depends on the backlog of transactions on that day as well......on a good day, I had one transaction with 0.0002 BTC fee and still got confirmations within one hour.
Exchange to BTC and sell on XBit Asia or Luno, then withdraw RM.

I gradually accumulate ETH in preparation for POS by end of this year.

A hybrid POW/POS implemention is expected after Metropoils fork during July-October period.

ENS pump wasn't happening cause of bug, Raiden and the gang is coming

Melonport gets listed on Kraken today, the ICO that raised US$3 million($7 million as of current ETH price) in 5 mins



$31 is still dirt cheap

It is growing very fast. Polo ETH/USDT volume just overtook BTC.

I dunno about $1000 ETH, but $100 ETH is very much a reality in 2017 if such growth continues.

[attachmentid=8598822]

I'm up 800% from my first ETH back in feb last year.

Yes, it's kept safe and sound. Not selling until Casper is live.

$4.50, so now it's a solid 900% gain within 13 months

Yup, locked into my hardware wallets.