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Crypto.com is everywhere these days, whether you’ve seen them on top of arenas in LA
or in their ridiculous high budget ads.. But don’t let their flashy marketing fool you - because with all that spending, crypto.com
users are left with an inferior cryptocurrency platform that isn’t actually rewarding you
as much as you’d expect.. In this video, I’m breaking down why you’re probably better off using other platforms
over crypto.com.. Whether you simply want to trade crypto, earn passive income on your crypto, or get a crypto
rewards card, crypto.com is far from the best choice.
Top it all off with a pretty weak native token in CRO, and I think most crypto investors
are better off elsewhere.. Of course, I’ll wrap up with my favorite alternatives for all of these products if
you’re interested in making your crypto investments go as far as possible.
Let’s get started.. There are a ton of hidden costs when it comes to trading crypto, and these can add up fast
if you’re not aware of them.. Especially in the case of crypto.com, where these fees are higher than average.
Now I will say crypto.com does offer an impressive selection of supported currencies, claiming
over 250 supported assets - which is certainly more than most mainstream exchanges.
But that doesn’t fix the problem of trading fees, which start at .4% for users trading
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action or process of investing money. Act of giving time, energy to see a future reward.
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