Ronalex Reviews 8

Lein felders assistance was fantastic! They were incredibly helpful in fixing my token issue, and I would strongly recommend their services.

These are scammers.
Never trust a platform, which requires a deposit to activate the withdrawal function of the wallet. This website is just one of many, pathetic thiefs.
Sorry for my english, i am from Germany.

At the most recent Fed press conference I set stop‑limits on BTC, ETH, and DOT. Ronalex filled all orders simultaneously even as volumes doubled over. One status spinner is a gauge of network health, but it sits in an easy‑to‑overlook corner where candles flash; moving it closer to the buy/sell buttons would avoid frantic tab‑hopping when seconds matter. Fills were truthful and fees entirely predictable.

Asian off-hours liquidity caught me off guard. I slid in and out of a GRT scalp without affecting price by more than half a percent, thanks to an order book that automatically pushes out small lots to maintain visuals cleanliness. I'd prefer to have a toggle to show those micro-orders so I can examine them more closely, but otherwise the display minimizes mess and execution in the open.

A mini €780 SEPA deposit appeared just forty minutes later, allowing me to roll back into LTC in time for the European close. Rolling back again to USDC and taking out two days later was similarly trouble-free, with all charged out step by step in preview. The only flaw was a pop-up advert to take part in a competition in futures trading that partially covered the chart; a "snooze for 24h" facility would prevent such an advert from becoming more intrusive.

With three weeks of swing trading, I've come to appreciate the manner in which the exchange shows slippage limits. I rode through a SOL breakout, racking up incremental buys that never reached my established limit. Depth remained neat, though I did notice a brief lag on the trade feed when volumes approached a billion. It came back in an instant, though, and a status banner alerting users to short throttling would be a huge boon for serious scalpers.

To withdraw reliability test I forced $1 600 worth of BTC through the network right after a quick fee surge. Ronalex engaged the miner fee the moment I approved, dodging a rude shock when mempool prices spiked once again. Funds cleared in seven blocks but the progress bar stalled on the last tick for close to two minutes, sending me madly clicking refresh. A brief tooltip for why final confirmations are slow would help assuage anxiety.

With an account here for three months, I've been sending increasing amounts of my day-trading volume through this exchange. On Monday I broke up a batch of ETH into ten micro-orders at the New-York open, and all fills printed precisely where the preview said they would. The depth chart remained flat even as volumes doubled, and maker rebates appeared immediately. I’d still like a one‑click way to archive aging orders instead of scrolling pages while reconciling trades.