Brought to life in 2014, Siacoin (SC) is a blockchain project that’s aiming to decentralise cloud storage. It’s currently still sitting in the top 100 cryptocurrency projects (ranked by market capitalisation).
But despite being around a while, it’s not available in that many places.
Check out this short post for an overview of places where you can buy Siacoin (SC) in the UK.
Even though it has been around since 2014, there aren’t many places where you can buy Vertcoin (VTC) in the UK.
In this guide, I’m going to quickly go through where you can get it.
Where’s the cheapest place to buy AAVE in the UK with GBP?
In 2021, there are more places than ever before where you can buy AAVE (and other cryptocurrencies) directly with GBP.
In this quick guide, I’m going to run through the best options you have available.
In 2021, the cheapest way to buy Filecoin (FIL) in the UK is on a popular cryptocurrency exchange like Binance, Kraken, or Coinbase Pro.
Alternatively, you can buy Filecoin (FIL) using a credit or debit card via the Crypto.com app. This is quick and convenient, but more expensive. With this, you’ll pay a fixed fee of 2.99% whenever you buy a cryptocurrency using a card and be quoted an exchange rate that 1% (or more) higher than the real exchange rate.
Find out more in this quick guide to buying Filecoin (FIL) in the UK.
USD Coin (USDC) is an ERC-20 token that launched in late 2018. It’s a stablecoin that is pegged to the United States Dollar (USD) on a 1:1 basis.
For every USDC that is available on the market, there is an equivalent number of USD that are held. Coinbase claims that “these funds are held in a special bank account that is constantly monitored and audited”.
But how do you buy USD Coin (USDC) in the UK?
Check out this quick guide to learn how.
Where’s the cheapest place to buy Yearn.Finance (YFI) in the UK?
In 2021, there are more places than ever before where UK residents can buy cryptocurrencies like this.
Check out this short post for a list of some places where you can get your hands on it.
The cheapest way to buy Maker (MKR) in the UK is with Binance. It’s free to deposit GBP with a UK bank transfer (Faster Payments) and you’ll pay trading fees of up to just 0.1% whenever you buy or sell cryptocurrencies like Maker (MKR) using it.
But where else can you buy Maker (MKR) in the UK?
Check out this quick post to learn about some of your best options.
Looking to buy 0x (ZRX) in the UK with GBP?
In this short guide, I cover a few places where you can buy it in the UK.
Looking to buy Uniswap (UNI) in the UK?
In 2021, there are more places than ever before where you can buy cryptocurrencies like this in the UK.
Check out this post for a quick overview of where you can get it in the UK.