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Coinbase is nice and friendly to noobs and provides a nice fiat onramp.
The problem is they are increasingly raising their fees.
If you don't trade, not such a huge deal, but even so, it still adds up. Decentralized (low/no fee) exchanges are (well, SHOULD) be the future, but we're a long ways away from that.
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| I've checked out Itbit and Gemini, which look decent... Any thoughts on these? |
"Earth: some bacteria and basic life forms, no sign of intelligent life" (Message from a type III civilization probe sent to the solar system circa 2016) |
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Itbit = never heard of it
Gemini = run by the Winklevoss twins. UI is simple, but their customer support is not good. I actually had a wire returned to my bank from Gemini because it didn't match the same account I signed up with. Coinbase has gotten a lot of crap in the past for having bad support, but they typically respond within 24 hours to any request (sometimes within 12). |
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All the US based crypto exchanges have weird compliance issues where some risk officer shits his pants over the latest SEC non-guidance and every move the company makes suddenly turns into visions of him and the CEO going to jail. Usually it gets solved after a few months by sending him back to the shithole back office where he belongs. Or adjusting his meds. Unless you're trading small potatoes, you should have someone's phone number at the exchange to circumvent such issues.
Gemini, IMO, is one of the better run exchanges in the US. Coinbase Pro not as good, but still good. Bittrex bad stack, but well run.
Itbit is some singapura thing with no liquidity to speak of.
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| @nikol I use localcoins too. If I could meet on the street and pay cash I would save for Covid now...! |
It's just about taking every single dollar...and more. |
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Kitno
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| @nikol I use localcoins too. If I could meet on the street and pay cash I would save for Covid now...! |
It's just about taking every single dollar...and more. |
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| useful info! I want to invest in crypto too |
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