There are many different platforms to purchase cryptocurrencies.
The most commonly used are the so-called CEX, or centralized exchanges, mainly because they support purchases in fiat currencies (dollar, euro, etc.).
However, there are also the so-called DEX, or decentralized exchanges, which have certain advantages but generally do not support fiat currencies.
In this article, we will explore the individual purchasing options along with their respective advantages and disadvantages.
How to Buy Cryptocurrencies from CEX?
CEX are by far the platforms preferred by users because they are easy to use and compatible with fiat currencies.
Their limitation is that, being centralized (i.e., managed by a single entity), they present a higher risk of shutdown.
Generally, they are managed by regular companies, which can fail, shut down, or, for example, be seized.
For this reason, it is advisable not to keep cryptocurrencies on CEX after purchasing them.
Within a CEX,
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