SidetrackAg said:

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AgPrognosticator said:

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mrmill3218 said:

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What's the difference?

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Nothing except Coinbase has far higher fees than pro.

Who actually uses Coinbase?

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What would you suggest using?

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Voyager, where they pay you interest (6.25%) on your BTC

Bought my first BTC with coinbase about a month ago. It sucks, wish I would have seen Voyager first. Difficult to transfer money unless your bank is supported by Coinbase, no limit orders, $15 fee for every trade seems high to me. No real charting ability. It's not for trading.

To make this trading related: I'm selling some here at 58,000. Look to buy back about 57K.

As I've mentioned in another thread, Voyager looked interesting but I've been disappointed thus far.

-Won't even let me link a bank account, the page always fails. So I bought some USDC on Coinbase and transferred over.

-No desktop site, only mobile

-Look at the coins available for withdrawal if you intend to transfer to a hardware wallet. Voyager doesn't allow you to withdraw all of the coins it offers, WTF!

I put a little money into Voyager to play around and will likely not put anything or very much more until they fix these issues. Only reason I tried in the first place was because they offered coins that Coinbase does not.

I've been happy with Nexo. Both desktop and mobile app. I hold some nexo coins so I get like 6% on my crypto and 9% on stable coins. Free swaps between the crypto and stable they support. Several free withdrawals per month.

MR Gadsden said:

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I've been happy with Nexo. Both desktop and mobile app. I hold some nexo coins so I get like 6% on my crypto and 9% on stable coins. Free swaps between the crypto and stable they support. Several free withdrawals per month.

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Looks interesting, might try them...they compound the interest paid back daily also pay dividends on their proprietary coin.

Maybe I'm dumb, but I'm not seeing any way to transfer a balance from coinbase to coinbase pro? I would have thought it would be seamless, but I'm showing a 0 balance.

never mind. figured it out.

Does coinbase pro have a subscription fee?

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Does coinbase pro have a subscription fee?

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No

AggieChemist said:

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never mind. figured it out.

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Ok, what was the solution? I'm seeing the same thing.

You need to "deposit" from your coinbase account.

I'm in several, but bybit is where it's at if you want to trade in leverage. and they offer Cardano, dot, and uni on leverage.

AggieChemist said:

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You need to "deposit" from your coinbase account.

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Thanks, I guess the bitcoin I bought recently is still on hold because I cannot deposit anything yet.

This btc return is fun to watch!

Aaannnnnd its back down to $58k lol.

Balancer really coming on. Considering the amount of revenue it brings it there is a lot left in the tank

hedge said:

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I bought bitcoin

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WHAT!?

Did you do psychedelics without me and change your mind?

redbull count ?

Don't need redbull anymore. Just keep buying bitcoin.

hedge said:

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redbull count ?

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what in the hell you doing drinking that crap. Gonna kill yourself before you enjoy the GAINZ

Lol

https://cryptobriefing.com/hegic-new-age-options-trading-protocol/

My new defi coin for the week. Sub 1B fully diluted cap.
No idea where it could go but I love the mission and it seems to be the most flexible when it comes to strike prices and expiries.

What do y'all think about this?

https://cointelegraph.com/news/supercycle-may-propel-bitcoin-over-1-million-kraken-s-dan-held-says

Agreed.

SidetrackAg said:

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What do y'all think about this?

https://cointelegraph.com/news/supercycle-may-propel-bitcoin-over-1-million-kraken-s-dan-held-says

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I think it's irresponsible

SidetrackAg said:

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What do y'all think about this?

https://cointelegraph.com/news/supercycle-may-propel-bitcoin-over-1-million-kraken-s-dan-held-says

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Would love for it to happen, but I'm highly skeptical based on how bitcoin has been stagnating at just below $60k for a while.

I've also read an article by Bank of America saying how much energy Bitcoin uses/is needed for mining. I feel like it's setting the stage for the government to get their hands in it. If the gov starts messing with it it would probably make the price drop.

Yes, but of course all of those stats are left out of the article.

https://www.thestreet.com/investing/bitcoin-is-dirty-slow-volatile-and-impractical-bofa-report

[300 trillion]

administrative errors said:

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SidetrackAg said:

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I've also read an article by Bank of America saying how much energy Bitcoin uses/is needed for mining. I feel like it's setting the stage for the government to get their hands in it. If the gov starts messing with it it would probably make the price drop.

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The only way it looks like it uses a ****ton of energy is without comparing it to its predecessors...

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I think these comparisons are not apples to apples and misleading. . Bitcoin isnt a commodity like gold, its supposed to be a currency. Many are considering it an investment and the reason Uncle Sam will be taxing the sheet out of it soon. The closest comparison in this list is Paper Currency and you can see that doesnt paint a pretty picture for bitcoin. I think 'Proof of Work''s days are numbered. You'll need to get on "Proof of Stake" which has significantly lower carbon footprint. The central government and banks will try to take down Crytpo by implementing their own digital currency. I here what you are saying on decentralization, but let's not forget how Binance operates in Texas...... or the Poker world's black friday. Energy consumption will be what brings this to a head if something doesnt change or the world doesnt shift to a less energy intensive crypto-currency. I know this isnt what you want to hear, I have quite a bit of digital currency and am in the same boat, but let's not stick our head in the sand.

The only reason crypto even creates CO2 is because idiots refuse to let nuclear power happen.

Let the last century of progress actually mean something and work on creating the latest generation of safe, efficient, cheap, carbon-friendly power and suddenly that stupid argument goes away.

Oh no, we're using electricity to revolutionize and future-proof our financial system! It's like yelling at street lights for doing their job.