Binance is a popular cryptocurrency exchange that allows you to buy, sell, and store more than 250 cryptocurrencies. It also allows you to deposit fiat currencies such as GBP, EUR, and USD.
You can also use Binance to earn interest by lending or staking your cryptocurrency, get a loan using your cryptocurrency as collateral, and spend your cryptocurrency anywhere that Visa is accepted using the Binance Card.
Check out this Binance review for everything you need to know.
CoinBurp is a cryptocurrency broker that has made it super-simple to buy, sell, and store Bitcoin (BTC) and 5 other cryptocurrencies.
In this CoinBurp review, I cover everything you need to know about them – including how it works, supported cryptocurrencies, the fees it charges, and more.
This post has been sponsored by Tap Global, but I’ve produced this review myself and I have full editorial control of what is said (just like everything else on quickpenguin.net).
Tap Global is a mobile app that allows you to buy, sell, and store Bitcoin (BTC) and 4 other cryptocurrencies.
With the Tap Global Mastercard, you’re also able to convert your cryptocurrencies into cash and spend the balance anywhere that supports Mastercard.
How’s this compare to the best bitcoin debit cards in the UK and EU?
Find out everything you need to know in this Tap Global review.
What is Luno? How does it work? Is it safe?
In this Luno review, I’m going to go through everything you need to know about this cryptocurrency platform. I’ll cover the payment methods you can use, supported cryptocurrencies, the fees you’ll be charged, and much more.
What is Cryptomate? How does the platform work? Can you trust them?
And how does it compare to all the other options we have in the UK?
Check out this Cryptomate review to find out more about this popular UK-based crypto platform.
What is Gemini? How does it all work? What are the fees like?
In this Gemini review, I’m going to cover everything you need to know – including the pros and cons, the list of supported cryptocurrencies, the fees you’ll be charged, and much more!
Let’s get to it.
Interest rates offered by high street banks in the UK are awful.
You’d be lucky to get even 1% interest on your hard-earned savings. The same is true across Europe and the United States.
But with BlockFi, it’s possible to earn much better interest than this on your cryptocurrency balances. It also provides crypto-backed loans and allows you to trade cryptocurrencies.
But how does it work? Is it legit and safe to use? And how does it compare to the alternatives that are out there?
Check out this BlockFi review where I cover all this (and more).
bitFlyer is a cryptocurrency exchange established in 2014 which now operates in the EU, the US, and Japan.
But is bitFlyer trustworthy? How does it work? How competitive are its fees?
In this bitFlyer review, I’ll cover everything you need to know before you give it a shot.
Crypto.com is a cryptocurrency platform that offers a lot. It allows you to store, transfer, and exchange between 100+ cryptocurrencies (e.g. Bitcoin) and your local currency (e.g. GBP, EUR, USD, & 20 other fiat currencies).
With the Crypto.com Visa Card, you can also spend your cryptocurrency anywhere that Visa is normally accepted around the world (and get up to 8% back).
Is this the best bitcoin debit card in the UK, the EU, and the US? Check out this Crypto.com review to find out more.
Monolith is the first non-custodial, 100% decentralised Ethereum (ETH) wallet that is linked to a Visa debit card. The Monolith Card is available to residents in the United Kingdom, and across the European Economic Area (EEA).
But how does it all work? What are the fees like? And how does it compare to the best bitcoin debit cards available in the UK?
Find out my thoughts in this Monolith review.