Cryptocurrency education company Cryptowisser now lists more than 500 exchanges

The
cryptocurrency education company Cryptowisser entered the market in April 2018.
Their ambition was to open the doors to the cryptocurrency world to everyone. And,
according to Cryptowisser, the first step in that ambition is to facilitate a
person’s choice of cryptocurrency exchange, as that choice is also such
person’s entry into the cryptocurrency world.

The company has therefore created a free-of-charge List of Cryptocurrency Exchanges comparing the cryptocurrencies supported, the fees charged, the available funding methods, the security and the user score of each exchange. When the list was first revealed to the market, it included roughly 250 exchanges and was then the largest such list in the world with a margin. Today, it includes more than 500 cryptocurrency exchanges and is without competition the largest cryptocurrency exchange list out there.

If that’s not enough, cryptowisser.com has also prepared individual reviews for each and every one of the listed exchanges. Industry giant coinmarketap.com also has a cryptocurrency exchange list but only including approx. 250 exchanges. Their list also does not present any of the below information, but instead focuses on the trading volume of each exchange.

“In bull
market times, investors tend to disregard the trading fees, as they are
perceived as small amount subtracted from big profits. In the market we’re
currently in, there’s a much greater focus on these fees. People are finally
starting to realize that trading fees are important and in the long run can add
up to substantial amounts.”, says one of the Cryptowisser’s co-founders.

With more
than 500 exchanges, and individual reviews for all of them, the company is
really a market-leader in the cryptocurrency exchange comparison niche. The
company does however also list cryptocurrency wallets, cryptocurrency merchants
and cryptocurrency debit cards (such as Advcash).

“We want to
be a one-stop-shop for the people interested in cryptocurrency. If we had only
listed the exchanges, then that ambition would have been flawed.”

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