Exchange Polymath (POLY) for Steem (STEEM) - Best Platforms
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Where can you exchange Polymath (POLY) for Steem (STEEM) in 2025?
See the list of the best platforms allowing you to exchange Polymath (POLY) for Steem (STEEM). To make sure that the platforms you see in the list indeed allow to exchange Polymath (POLY) for Steem (STEEM), you should choose Steem (STEEM) in the Exchange For menu in the settings panel (see on the right). There are more filters you can apply to your search to reduce the number of platforms in the list. One of the most important filters is Countries. Some platforms are available only in several countries. To exclude all the platforms that don't provide service in your location you should indicate your country in the settings panel. Another available filter is the marketplace type that allows you to delete wallets or exchanges from the list. Filters in general are important to remove the platforms that don't meet your basic requirements before you start considering them for use. It's better to spend your time focusing on platforms that provide proper service instead.
The next step is choosing the best platforms from our selection. To single out the most trustworthy brands we recommend you to look at the ratings. There are two types of ratings for each brand. One rating is provided by Cryptogeek experts and the other rating is calculated based on the scores given by users. Both ratings can help you to highlight the most popular platforms. To narrow the list further, you can visit the pages of the highest-rated brands on our website and read the reviews. You will find the detailed reviews written by our experts and user reports. In the latter, users write what they liked or disliked about the platform. It gives quite a subjective but vivid picture of what you can expect from the platform. To get a more weighted vision you can read the expert reviews that tell of the brand's reputation, platform's features and conditions of use.
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MyEtherWallet (often referred to as MEW) is a free open-source platform providing a user-friendly interface for creating wallets for Ethereum tokens. The platform itself doesn't hold any of the user's money or data. Instead, the assets and personal information are stored on the user's devices while MyEtherWallet provides a wallet address. This approach is supposed to enhance the security of funds and provide users with total control over their assets and data. The mentioned features are available via the use of the MEWconnect mobile app.
Oasis App is an open-source DeFi product developed by the Maker Foundation. An original OasisDEX project was closed in January, 2019. With the help of Oasis App, you can trade and borrow Ethereum tokens.
Poloniex launched in 2014. It is based in the United States. It was recently acquired by Circle, a large Goldman-Sachs backed company. The exchange faced a hacker attack soon after opening which caused a higher level of security provided later. It requires a user’s physical address, postal address, date of birth, id, and phone number.
RippleFox is the payment gateway launched in 2014. With its help, one can buy and sell Ripple and XLM for the fiat currency, CNY.
Tidex is a cryptocurrency exchange that was founded right before the crypto storm in October of 2017. To date, the reported daily trading volume extends $2 million. By different accounts, Tidex is slightly below the 50th position or 100th position in the list of the top exchanges ranked by liquidity. The exchange is known as a clear user-friendly platform with low fees and over 100 available trading pairs. Some might find it disturbing that there is too little information about the exchange team, however, there are little to no reports claiming that Tidex is a scam. In this Tidex review, we will check out the most important facts about this exchange and figure out is it safe to use Tidex and how profitable is trading on this exchange.
Trezor is an offline device used to store crypto private keys. Trezor is one of the top secure hardware wallets and works on Windows 8+, macOS, Android, and Linux. It is connected to a USB port of your computer via cable.
Triple Dice Exchange was founded in Singapore in 2017. It provides a special triple solution for the traders: here they can disposal a wallet, an exchange, and a coin - King Dice. The site is available in both English and Japanese.
Trust Wallet is a multi-currency mobile app enabling secure and anonymous transactions. It has gained popularity since 2017.
UpBit is based in South Korea. It was founded in 2017 by Korean developer KakaoTalk. The exchange is very user-friendly and provides a high level of security. UpBit supports the trade of about 195 cryptocurrencies, some of which are quite rare, and 330 market trading pairs.
WazirX is an Indian-based centralized cryptocurrency exchange providing crypto-to-crypto pairs (BTC, USDT), as well as fiat trading opportunities (INR, the Indian Rupee). Among the developments of the company, there is a WazirX P2P engine for fast fiat-to-crypto conversion. The WazirX trading platform is compatible with Android, iOS, Mobile Web, Windows, macOS. The referral program works within the platform. U.S. customers are not allowed. KYC checks are applied to customers. Customer service is available through email and Telegram channels.
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ZB was established in China in 2017, after the ICO was banned in that country. The exchange website has two versions, English and Chinese. Yet, the exchange itself is available in Chinese, Korean, Hindi and English.