Where to buy
Where you buy a coin determines your costs, payment methods, and whether you can withdraw to your own wallet. We only compare exchanges that actually offer the coin in your country.
Where to buy Bitcoin (BTC)
Bitcoin (BTC) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares what Bitcoin actually costs to buy and hold on each platform, how withdrawals to your own wallet work, and what changes if you are buying your first BTC.
Where to buyWhere to buy Ethereum (ETH)
Ethereum (ETH) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees, staking options and the practical path from buying ETH to holding it yourself.
Where to buyWhere to buy Solana (SOL)
Solana (SOL) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares the fee structure on each platform and the withdrawal behaviour that matters once you start holding SOL.
Where to buyWhere to buy XRP
XRP can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees, the destination-tag requirement on withdrawals, and where the real costs hide when you move XRP.
Where to buyWhere to buy Berachain (BERA)
Berachain (BERA) is listed on Finst, but not on Bitvavo as of August 2026. This page covers the Finst route, fees, the BERA/BGT/HONEY model and the wallet reality.
Where to buyWhere to buy Cardano (ADA)
Cardano (ADA) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and, more importantly, where your ADA staking happens after you buy.
Where to buyWhere to buy Hyperliquid (HYPE)
Hyperliquid (HYPE) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees, the HyperEVM-specific withdrawal reality and the cheapest route for different buy sizes.
Where to buyWhere to buy Kaspa (KAS)
Kaspa (KAS) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees, the KAS-specific withdrawal reality (no Ledger/Trezor support), and the cheapest route for different buy sizes.
Where to buyWhere to buy LayerZero (ZRO)
LayerZero (ZRO) can be bought on Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the ERC-20 withdrawal reality for different buy sizes.
Where to buyWhere to buy Monad (MON)
Monad (MON) can be bought on Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees, the wallet migration reality (Phantom ends Monad support) and the cheapest route for different buy sizes.
Where to buyWhere to buy Nervos (CKB)
Nervos (CKB) is listed on Finst, while Bitvavo has no active CKB market as of August 2026. This page covers the Finst route, fees and the ckb1 withdrawal reality.
Where to buyWhere to buy Ondo (ONDO)
Ondo (ONDO), the RWA finance token, can be bought on Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the ERC-20 withdrawal reality for different buy sizes.
Where to buyWhere to buy Sonic (S)
Sonic (S), the EVM L1 that succeeded Fantom, can be bought on Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees, the S-specific network reality and the cheapest route for different buy sizes.
Where to buyWhere to buy Terra (LUNA)
Terra 2.0 (LUNA) can be bought on Bitvavo and Finst — under different names: LUNA2 on Bitvavo, Terra (LUNA) on Finst. This page compares fees and the withdrawal reality.
Where to buyWhere to buy Terra Classic (LUNC)
Terra Classic (LUNC) is listed on Bitvavo under the ticker LUNA — Bitvavo's naming for this asset — while Finst does not list it. This page covers the Bitvavo route, fees and the Terra Classic withdrawal reality.
Where to buyWhere to buy Chainlink (LINK)
Chainlink (LINK) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and how to store an ERC-20 token safely.
Where to buyWhere to buy MultiversX (EGLD)
MultiversX (EGLD) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares what EGLD actually costs to buy and hold, and how to get it into a wallet.
Where to buyWhere to buy Bittensor (TAO)
Bittensor (TAO) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares costs and the Substrate-network detail that matters when you withdraw.
Where to buyWhere to buy Litecoin (LTC)
Litecoin (LTC) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares the fee structure and the withdrawal costs that dominate once you move LTC, since network fees are tiny.
Where to buyWhere to buy NEAR (NEAR)
NEAR Protocol (NEAR) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and flags the NEAR-specific detail that matters after you buy: the account-recovery model.
Where to buyWhere to buy Stacks (STX)
Stacks (STX) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares costs and the stacking detail that matters after you buy.
Where to buyWhere to buy Aptos (APT)
Aptos (APT) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the network caveat that matters when you move APT: it is not EVM-compatible.
Where to buyWhere to buy Arbitrum (ARB)
Arbitrum (ARB) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the L2 network detail that matters when you withdraw.
Where to buyWhere to buy Hedera (HBAR)
Hedera (HBAR) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the HBAR-specific catch that most buying guides skip: hardware-wallet support.
Where to buyWhere to buy Internet Computer (ICP)
Internet Computer (ICP) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the ICP-specific detail that matters after you buy: the no-seed-phrase wallet model.
Where to buyWhere to buy Celestia (TIA)
Celestia (TIA) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares costs and the Cosmos-network detail that matters when you withdraw.
Where to buyWhere to buy Injective (INJ)
Injective (INJ) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares costs and the Cosmos-network detail that matters when you withdraw.
Where to buyWhere to buy Polygon (POL)
Polygon (POL) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the POL/MATIC naming detail that confuses buyers.
Where to buyWhere to buy Sui (SUI)
Sui (SUI) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and flags the one thing that changes quickly with SUI: which wallets support it.
Where to buyWhere to buy Tezos (XTZ)
Tezos (XTZ) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and where your XTZ staking happens after you buy.
Where to buyWhere to buy Aave (AAVE)
Aave (AAVE) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and how to store an ERC-20 token safely.
Where to buyWhere to buy Optimism (OP)
Optimism (OP) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the L2 network detail that matters when you withdraw.
Where to buyWhere to buy TRON (TRX)
TRON (TRX) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the TRON-specific rules for moving TRX and TRC-20 tokens.
Where to buyWhere to buy Uniswap (UNI)
Uniswap (UNI) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and how to store an ERC-20 token safely.
Where to buyWhere to buy Filecoin (FIL)
Filecoin (FIL) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the Filecoin-specific address detail that matters when you withdraw.
Where to buyWhere to buy Immutable (IMX)
Immutable (IMX) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares costs and the L2 network detail that matters when you withdraw.
Where to buyWhere to buy Jupiter (JUP)
Jupiter (JUP) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares costs and the Solana-network detail that matters when you withdraw.
Where to buyWhere to buy Render (RENDER)
Render (RENDER) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares costs and the ERC-20 detail that matters when you withdraw.
Where to buyWhere to buy VeChain (VET)
VeChain (VET) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the VTHO detail that changes the storage decision after you buy VET.
Where to buyWhere to buy BNB
BNB can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the multi-chain trap of withdrawing BNB to the wrong network.
Where to buyWhere to buy IOTA
IOTA can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the IOTA-specific backup detail (phrase plus Stronghold file) that matters after you buy.
Where to buyWhere to buy Stellar (XLM)
Stellar (XLM) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the memo-tag requirement that catches first-time XLM buyers.
Where to buyWhere to buy Avalanche (AVAX)
Avalanche (AVAX) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the two pitfalls that follow an AVAX purchase: C-Chain addresses and hardware support.
Where to buyWhere to buy Algorand (ALGO)
Algorand (ALGO) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the ALGO-specific reality of its 25-word recovery phrase.
Where to buyWhere to buy Ethena (ENA)
Ethena (ENA) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares costs and the ERC-20 detail that matters when you withdraw.
Where to buyWhere to buy Polkadot (DOT)
Polkadot (DOT) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and why the wallet you choose for DOT matters more than for most coins.
Where to buyWhere to buy The Graph (GRT)
The Graph (GRT) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares costs and the ERC-20 detail that matters when you withdraw.
Where to buyWhere to buy Cosmos (ATOM)
Cosmos (ATOM) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the staking decision that changes what you do with ATOM after the purchase.
Where to buyWhere to buy Dogecoin (DOGE)
Dogecoin (DOGE) can be bought on the major Dutch exchanges Bitvavo and Finst. This page compares fees and the simple storage reality of a coin nearly every wallet supports.