My answer to this question is based on the fact that of the total cryptocurrencies that I have in my possession, I would allocate a part for investment in an Exchange and the rest I would keep in a wallet.

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This under the premise of the security and tranquility that the fact of keeping in a wallet with many security conditions that allows me to maintain them while I can invest an amount in market operations provides me.

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The selection of the exchange must be made under the premise of an analysis of the advantages and disadvantages offered by the most recognized worldwide today, such as: Binance, Polinex, Huobi, Coinbase, Bitfinex and Bitpanda, among others.

However, in Latin America, there are some very useful and safe exchanges, as is the case in Argentina, where I have been living for just under two years, and I have had the opportunity to review two of them: Ripio and Satoshitango.

It is very important to note that both exchanges are very easy to handle and whose design is quite friendly for beginners in the world of cryptocurrency.

My experience with Satoshitango

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You can buy and sell: Bitcoin, DAI, USDC, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, and Bitcoin Cash.

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Among the benefits it offers are:

1.-Transactions are very fast, they usually last 30 minutes.
2.-Virtual savings bank.
3.-Margin trading operations.
4.-Sending money to more than 30 countries.
5.-Service payments, telephone recharges, among others.
6.- Very low commissions.

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In relation to security, in addition to your password, it has a 2FA authentication system, as well as for each transaction a unique address is generated which you can use only for one operation, which lasts 10 minutes.

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Among the disadvantages that I can mention is that they establish a minimum amount for the purchase and sale of cryptocurrencies.