Conebase is not the most convenient, especially if you're from the EU. From some EU countries you can't even use Conebase.
Bitstamp is good and Kraken is really good for fiat transfers. Kraken is fast. You have to be willing to go through their KYC bullshit though.
And OP, stop changing your damn ID all the time.
I am not changing my IDs it's the dhcp server changing my IPs.
So Kraken is the way? What about CEX?
>What about CEX
It's not on my list of safe exchanges. To me it's some random shitty exchange with low volume. You'll have to research it yourself.
Bitstamp should also be good. Since I personally know Kraken I can tell you that while their trading engine used to be really crappy when the volume was high (during the last bull market), they're excellent as a fiat gateway. Quickness is the most important thing for me.
And if I don't really care about volume, quickness is also secondary, personally I would like not to do lengthy KYC. I am always trying to avoid it if it's possible.
You'll have to do some research about CEX as a fiat gateway. I know nothing about it.
It's usually hard to find a fiat gateway without KYC. Maybe Bitcoin ATMs are a thing in your area? localbitcoins could also be an option.
I have KYC on coinbase, so I'll probably go for it, or CEX, but thanks for your help. I am very grateful.
Alright then.
Last question, do you already have a Binance account for shitcoins?
Of course. And a lot of others. And a lot of shitcoins. That's why I am going to enlarge my stack, they are worthless atm.
I have just found out about coinbase pro. Seems like the best option.