coinhako currently unable to process malaysia account

RIP to malaysian cryto traders. Must pay over 10% premium to buy from local exchanges. . Singaporean sure alot of choices.

Buy low, sell high cannot apply.

This post has been edited by mois: Jun 15 2017, 03:52 PM

Nice sales, $300 limit buy got hit on gemini.

still have workaround way to do it anyway

but yes, for malaysian crypto currency need to pay extra 10% premium lo.....

and, i also never accept malaysia currency...

yeap.. damn good but.. but.. trf fund to gemini takes 1 working days

the other days i trf using UOB... the fee charges freaking high for TT

this is really shitty for us Malaysians. Wonder if there is any loophole that allows us to buy via Sg exchanges.

not sure because i only on my 2nd month.

First month payout i get around 0.08xxxx ETH which is 31-32usd (when it is 400usd/1ETH) now woth around 27-28usd ?

and my initial investment is 86usd ...so roughly around 3 months to break-even

buy from me

but opps, i don accept RM.. because i dont have malaysia account now

there is hope for small tokens/players to rise.

DBS TT is 0%. Thats why can buy low at Gemini and sell high at CEX.io.

Cex.IO get extra $30 for selling price now.

CEX.Io selling price $370 while Gemini is $333.

yes..rm 1400 difference. thats the problem

I transfered from CEX.io to Kraken and it took more than 8 hours. Surprisingly slow..normally its quite fast..within 20 minutes.

What a bloodbath......15% down overall on my holdings......
Oh well......I guess this was anticipated. Price rises cannot continue on forever, there has to be some rationalisation and correction somewhere......take a breather before it starts moving up again.

One token that has strangely bucked the trend, though, is the Quantum Resistant Ledger (QRL).
Debuted just 5 days ago on Bittrex with around USD 40 million market cap, and steadily rose to over USD 100 million today.

I need to give some signal to precaution with Luno

yes..please do that..i feel that Luno is really overcharging on Malaysian Bitcoin buyers. They are selling not as per MYR to USD current exchange rate. If 50-100 difference i can accept, but up to rm1.4k is what i cant accept

To night will be bounce day, all will go up again.

No. Not this issue. The prices are on demand and supply and willing basis of the buyers and sellers.


What I wanna say is, are they safe....

Am i the only who feel this thread mainly 70-80% trader from singapore? Maybe some of you here can resell btc at a little premium. Lower than local one

can suggest some safe site to sell or buy btc ?

But why are Malaysian buyers willing to pay such a high premium?