CB

coffeeandbacon1650

TV hv CB dev bc d dc bc ty

cyclik

I just keep my BTC on CB. Right on the platform. Up to $20k at least, anything else gets stored in an ancient bread wallet I’ve owned literally forever. It’s been safe for over 10 years. Just saying its worked for me in my experience at least… I’m glad I didn’t get a Trezor now, I almost did about a year ago. 😮‍💨

Coleyx123

We don't have, nor will we ever, have any kids, but I still want my wife to have access to my coins if something were to happen to me. So now she has a wallet, CB account, and I have her participate in the fun. Phrases, keys, and instructions are written in her handwriting, and in our safe with our will. I imagine adding kids to the equation makes things a bit more complicated, though. Can't really trust them with holding your keys, but in a completely different way than a lawyer. Not that your kids are going to steal from you, but if they don't understand the implications of what could happen if that info gets out, or if they put your keys into a sketchy mobile wallet, it wouldn't be good. Idk how old your kids are, but if they're old enough, it'd be beneficial to educate and teach them about blockchain. Them understanding makes a big difference. After teaching my wife the basics and her having a little skin in the game, she gets what I'm saying when I talk about crypto, plus it's one more thing we can do together.

jawni

I use my Coinbase Card quite a bit. It works mostly the same as any other card but to pay the balance it draws from the crypto I hold on CB, which is just USDC from taking profits, that is parked in Morpho earning 7% until it gets taken for payment. The cashback is only good if you're holding thousands of assets on Coinbase and the rewards are meh, but if you want an easy way to take profits and have it earn a solid yield until it gets spent, then it's not bad.

Atmacrush

I've taken out money from CB and never had a problem. I do want to point out that I only pull out $300 when I need cash, and I have pulled out 1k over the span of one week.

Atmacrush

I never had a problem with CB. Their high yield is pretty good right now too.

-Vagabond

No one is saying CB can't have a policy to not allow gambling funds. They can absolutely close his account, that is their prerogative. However, what they cannot do is then just steal his money. It would be like if you wired me money to purchase a car, and then I just kept it and didn't give you the car because of the "possibility of money laundering". I can choose not to do business with you, but I can't act like my own private government.

Kazixt

Buddy you are barking up the wrong fucking tree when it comes to gambling. I know we have cities, I LIVE in one in the ONLY state with full on land casinos statewide. Not even Jersey has that last I checked. Secondly, he won them gambling that we know of. And if he had HALF a brain, he would have known that CB doesn't allow gambling funds due to the possibility of money laundering and what not.

hames100

the “spread” basically how the platforms skin their users on every transaction and CB is worth $45B

Richter168

Take your case to X specifically Cobie. Tag him and official CB account to get their attention. Have you accidentally or inadventently interact or had transaction with suspicious entity on their restricted list? 

SoverignOne

I left them too and just moved to Kraken. I’m a holder not a trader but I do occasionally take a small trade or sell a little profit. Haven’t used them for any transactions in over a year. Recently decided to send some coin to a hard wallet and few other small transactions. Every transaction was flagged as “fraud alert” and literally had to answer like 20 questions just to transfer my own coin from CB to my cold wallet. Never again!

SomeonesSecondary

Coinbase has been good to me in my experience, but they definitely love charging fees. There’s often ways to avoid them, but a lot of times it will slow things down. I also live in a fairly crypto restrictive state so my alternatives to CB are limited…

sniffingscrotums

Oh god don't listen to this. Exodus is awful with it's hidden fees. Kraken is meh but better than CB.

AutisticAnxiety33

Ya I can’t forward it anywhere. Crazy CB would send it like that

DD4LIFE8

I use a combo of Coinbase and KCEX. Coinbase to deposit or withdraw the money to my bank account and for Coinbase to track taxes. I buy USDC on CB which is free, transfer it to KCEX which is free, sell it for USDT on KCEX for free. Buy what I want on KCEX for free (spot) and KCEX has free transfer fees as well. I do the reverse when I want to sell which is also all free. So send your BTC to KCEX. Sell it for USDT, buy USDC and send it to Coinbase. Sell the USDC and withdraw it to your bank account. It’s all free besides whatever fees you may be charged to transfer the BTC from your wallet.

netnuno

Sorry, can't send you chat requests. But if you PM me I can send you my CB invite

pcvcolin

Indeed, I am thinking a better product will soon come along from a CB competitor that is also willing to do bitcoin backed mortgages.

marshaljs

Was it on CB or any other exchange?

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laserbref22

my problem is at times i have purchased crypto on CB but I am nt able to determine how to get the money out something is wonky used to use Crypot platform might go back to that

GeneralUranuz

Been on kraken for years. Never had any issues. CB on the other hand....

IllustriousGas8850

You’re a a perfect example of why retail investors lose money. You dca’d in January so you provably have a CB around 70, starting to sell now doesn’t a make a whole lot of sense. And you should build your trading strategy with a 3 year plan predicting bull and bear markets

bartiz

I'm doing both CB and OKX, but got on with CB a while back when interest on stable coins was better than what my bank was offering on fiat. :P OKX looks poor and undeveloped compared with CB at the moment, but that's mainly due to FCA limitations. Perhaps I should leave UK, because these three letters "FCA" are stuck in my head like a splinter.

Sugar_Phut

lol maybe one day. They paid out in cash. Deposited the cash into my checking account and made a $700 purchase via CB

RealLilacCrayon

Payment gateways are private, block CB an is public data.

rollinronnie

I can't show proof of my first btc buys but CB has been around since maybe 2011 or 12 so I can probably dig up an old transaction from 2012 or 13. I used localbitcoins before then and ran up a nice bag on poker with penguins. Could probably grab an old lbc email or something. Point is, you would be able to do the same if you were really at the cookout

filenotfounderror

No because CB only offers USDC lemding, not BTC lending

fresheneesz

> CB is also >500x bigger than Gox ever was.  You're literally saying if coinbase fails, it brings down Bitcoin. That's fucking "too big to fail". What did I possibly say that you can interpret as "too big to fail", Einstein?

MF_Price

Yes, we were fucked then. It was early enough that it was able to recover. It's not early now. CB is also >500x bigger than Gox ever was.

MF_Price

If CB goes bankrupt, we're fucked anyway.

Bred_Slippy

The only one I know is blockchain.com Have you tried calling Kraken or CB about it. They may have ways around it if you discuss with them. 

binary_quasar

Couldn't have said it better myself. These people love to FUD MSTR and Coinbase. CB in particular has been on the brink of insolvency or actually insolvent for almost a decade now according to these shitsniffers.

Dmarine999

Passkey log in security on my CB account? Who knows, man. AI agents are going to start fucking up a lot of stuff.

Dmarine999

There are some inaccuracies in your post. However, an underlying issue has been uncovered. BTC, itself, is trustless, but if you use a HW wallet or exchange, you are trusting those third parties have sound security in place. I'm sure I'll get downvoted like crazy, but I moved my BTC from the wallet secured by my HW device back to CB. I'd rather roll the dice on CB that a HW wallet provider that may or may not have their sh1t together.

DiamondHandsDarrell

Gah I've been with coinbase over a decade now and sold 100 BTC on it no problems. Anyone who thinks stamping washers and thinking they did it right is not even in the same league. CB even has a vault where you move your BTC into and it's time delayed and requires additional identification to release so no one who gains access to your account can just transfer it out. Hands down it's the best I could have done. If I had a wallet on my phone I could have lost it. I'd I had a device it could have been lost or stolen. If I had washers or a paper with a seed it could have been stolen. Instead I have a vault that adds more steps and makes it secure

byteCodr

Love this tbh, I’m only stacking on CB and cashapp since those are my daily uses

Scottex99

Binance doesn’t have a MiCa licence so can’t support EU based clients yep So open an exchange elsewhere, maybe kraken, CB or Swissborg Convert all to USDC on Binance and send to the new place (probably best to do a $10 test transfer first) Then once the coins are on the new exchange, you can flip back to BTC if you want to hold for a few years Or just convert to EUR and be done with it Or if binance lets you convert to EUR and withdraw to your bank, just do it that way and skip all the above

chainer3000

Yeah I agree, anyone buying a Trezor is much more serious about crypto than your average Joe with a CB account. These are what I’d call potential high value targets

Odd_Sir_8705

Sadly i do...proud owner of almost 3/4 a coin. During covid i accumulated it when i was bored and fucking around with shit on CB. Got it off the CEX and now it is just chilling on a Nano

PoopKing5

FTX customers also got their money back. Sure, it sucks that they didn’t experience their crypto appreciation, but getting your money back is better than the zero you’d get with losing keys for cold storage. FTX folded bc of their prop trading, not because their custody platform failed. CB/Kraken doesn’t have a similar risk profile in any way as an exchange/custodian

PoopKing5

You have much more recourse holding your funds on exchange. These aren’t fringe operators, CB is a 40bln+ company, and Kraken a 20bln+. For every person that loses money on exchange, there’s an equal story of losing cold storage keys or access. I’d at least prefer some level of account recovery option than nothing. No option is zero risk, and there are ways to dramatically reduce your risk of holding on-exchange.

PoopKing5

You have much more recourse holding your funds on exchange. These aren’t fringe operators, CB is a 40bln+ company. For every person that loses money on exchange, there’s an equal story of losing cold storage keys or access. I’d at least prefer some level of account recovery option than nothing. No option is zero risk, and there are ways to dramatically reduce your risk of holding on-exchange.

Downtown-Ice7534

Also diversify! Hold two brands of cold wallets, maybe also some funds in CB or other exchanges and buy IBIT ETF

v1t0z

Today BitMart BEP20 hot wallet 0xa23EF2319bA4C933eBfDbA80c332664A6Cb13F1A was deposited: [https://bscscan.com/token/0x55d398326f99059ff775485246999027b3197955?a=0xa23ef2319ba4c933ebfdba80c332664a6cb13f1a#transactions](https://bscscan.com/token/0x55d398326f99059ff775485246999027b3197955?a=0xa23ef2319ba4c933ebfdba80c332664a6cb13f1a#transactions) And again, large amount of USDT were transferred from it to multiple intermediate wallets at once. Here are three wallets for Example: 0x4e48B40fB4B395c5005851d4FdD8476801406B27 0x071479406bb9D1b717730757B740D022e7653d9a 0x0E94B0683cfa5F1df1b12df8C2976b42177B1ed1 From these wallets the money went directly to Binance account 51: 0x8894E0a0c962CB723c1976a4421c95949bE2D4E3 So, they're withdrawing all the money to Binance, and CZ knows this for sure. They just need to stop the process. But apparently, they all benefit and everyone's in on it.

v1t0z

Today BitMart BEP20 hot wallet 0xa23EF2319bA4C933eBfDbA80c332664A6Cb13F1A was deposited: [https://bscscan.com/token/0x55d398326f99059ff775485246999027b3197955?a=0xa23ef2319ba4c933ebfdba80c332664a6cb13f1a#transactions](https://bscscan.com/token/0x55d398326f99059ff775485246999027b3197955?a=0xa23ef2319ba4c933ebfdba80c332664a6cb13f1a#transactions) And again, large amount of USDT were transferred from it to multiple intermediate wallets at once. Here are three wallets for Example: 0x4e48B40fB4B395c5005851d4FdD8476801406B27 0x071479406bb9D1b717730757B740D022e7653d9a 0x0E94B0683cfa5F1df1b12df8C2976b42177B1ed1 From these wallets the money went directly to Binance account 51: 0x8894E0a0c962CB723c1976a4421c95949bE2D4E3 So, they're withdrawing all the money to Binance, and CZ knows this for sure. They just need to stop the process. But apparently, they all benefit and everyone's in on it.

Coleyx123

Shit, they do it with USD deposits on CB, apparently. I deposited 3k the other day to pay off by CB card, but also saw the statement date was that day, so I already got hit with the interest and parked it in lending for the 7% yeild until I have to make my next payment. Now I can't transfer anything out, but of course I can still deposit and trade on CB. It is what it is. I've got other wallets and the USDC is essentially theirs anyway, I'm just making a few bucks off it since they can't decide how many days are in a month when it comes to statement dates. The annoying part is going to be opening a ticket to resolve this and having to deal them wanting wtf ever they want. I've only had a CB account for a decade or so, with the same bank account that I linked on day one. Fuck me for being a responsible adult and paying bills, I guess. Although, I've watched CB shift over the years from a place to buy coin and transfer out to trade, to its current state of being a bank, exchange, gambling site, etc., and still deal with them, so maybe a responsible adult I am not.

v1t0z

This BEP20 wallet (0xEE987007bc2400bC956C5B7ACa36865134df419f) Bitmart use to move money to Binance 51 wallet (0x8894E0a0c962CB723c1976a4421c95949bE2D4E3) [https://bscscan.com/token/0x55d398326f99059ff775485246999027b3197955?a=0xee987007bc2400bc956c5b7aca36865134df419f#transactions](https://bscscan.com/token/0x55d398326f99059ff775485246999027b3197955?a=0xee987007bc2400bc956c5b7aca36865134df419f#transactions)

v1t0z

This BEP20 wallet (0xEE987007bc2400bC956C5B7ACa36865134df419f) Bitmart use to move money to Binance 51 wallet (0x8894E0a0c962CB723c1976a4421c95949bE2D4E3) [https://bscscan.com/token/0x55d398326f99059ff775485246999027b3197955?a=0xee987007bc2400bc956c5b7aca36865134df419f#transactions](https://bscscan.com/token/0x55d398326f99059ff775485246999027b3197955?a=0xee987007bc2400bc956c5b7aca36865134df419f#transactions)

LeatherMine

> UID encodes the X and Y coordinates of wafer position of the STM32 in the 32 bits that are used by the code. This is encoded in BCD, which means only 10 out of 16 possible values of each nibble are used The reference manual was incorrect and the coordinates are in hex. The first value is probably the sign (for negative). Do a google search for "STM32F303CB Unique Device ID - false values?"

Misher7

1. Every HFT fund will buy a subscription because if they don’t they’ll get edged out. 2. Dems get power, their DoJ goes after Truth Social for insider trading. 3. This means funds that our CB asked the subscription engaged in insider trading. 4. Dems / Congress get calls from Wallstreet saying back off. 5. Nothing happens. Service is taken down. Billions extracted by the 1%. No one goes to jail. Nothing.

Dmarine999

The optics are terrible though. BTC is supposedly "trustless". But there is some inherent level of trust in the HW wallet manufacturers and exchanges. I guarantee you anyone thinking of dipping their toe into BTC will pause now. I use Ledger (sure, tell me I'm dumb) but after I heard about this exploit, I decided to stay on CB as I start to DCA again until the dust settles. Sure, CB customer service is supposedly terrible (I've not experienced any issues), but I don't think they've had a major security incident resulting in stolen coins. If they have, I'm not aware of it.

dotpill

https://youtu.be/oj_W3xOlt6U?is=YfU-6CB8AS7BLdzi

dotpill

video from 2 years ago https://youtu.be/oj_W3xOlt6U?is=YfU-6CB8AS7BLdzi

Aggravating-Station9

I’ve been in crypto for like 8 years, so I’ve seen the changes. I for whatever reason always preferred RH and CB and didn’t mess with the cold storage wallets and I’m glad I did. Just seemed like too much responsibility, and now with all of this happening, ughh

FastRelief3222

Just like coinbase, plus CB has insurance covering theft/breaches on the assets they hold for customers.

Charming_Run_9950

Buy hardware wallet, move your Bitcoin out of CB and hodl.

Scottex99

Hold it, at least until the end of the year, to see if we back into a bull market But probably get yourself a cold wallet and get it off CB

BigTroutOnly

During the pandemic, CB would fuck up shit and support staff would often directly reply in the CB sub. But ultimately, people's problems seemed to be mostly user error.

Editor-Forward

I got similar letter, but stating $600 in cash at CB. Of course CB was useless in me trying to retrieve it..... but after about six months, the cash went to the state, and I retrieved it. Interesting process, I was pretty sure it was a scam, but it was not. I havent been w CB in about six years

angelwolf71885

That the government is holding on an exchange is wild to me…but if CB ever has issues im going to laugh

DiamondHandsDarrell

Those on CB have paid for two cars so far. I can assure you, at least from personal experience, it's quite safe (for me).

GeneralUranuz

I switched from CB to kraken and never looked back. Never had any issues with them so I don't recognize your complains to be honest. Its not that i am transferring small amounts either (at least for me).

DiamondHandsDarrell

So if I want to sweep my CB wallet every month I can't do it because it should have a smaller limit? That doesn't make sense Secure your account. Use 2fa or a key.

Limp_Hospital2012

Reminds me of the time CB didn’t show the memo field for xlm usdt transfer. Was literally a nightmare making the customer service people understand the problem when the funds didnt reach the other exchange. After a month of back and forth and 70$ retrieval fee for the other exchange, was able to retrieve the amount back to CB

ConcentrateJolly5461

File a report with the fbi and then look up fair shake. FairShake is an automation platform built specifically to help everyday consumers launch legal claims and enter mandatory arbitration against giant corporations without paying expensive upfront retainer fees. I know a guy that lost $38k, followed those steps and settled with CB for an undisclosed amount. Good luck man. Sorry this happened but don’t stop fighting. If you fight hard enough, you’ll get some of it back.

ButterflySecret6780

Based in EU and I use CB to cash out of USDT will I no longer be able to cash out of USDT soon then because of this law? What’s the best way to cash out of USDT in EU? would appreciate any advice or help from anyone

Trilamb22

I’m assuming so but I have seen newer users who are also CB One members that don’t run into the issue.

Trilamb22

It’s cuz these mfrs are selling more tokens than they actually have. That being said no I’ve not personally experienced it. Probably cuz I’ve been w/ CB since 2013. **But I’m pretty sure it helps you to not be restricted if you pay for the CB One membership.**

Abc125698

Maybe it’s unbonding? After waiting 3 weeks for unbonding and making $0 I’m staying with CB. They still pay you out while undoing staking unlike Kraken

tqlla3k

Yikes. I have some xrp that I transfered to Binance when it got delisted from CB. Then US customers were getting kicked from Binance, so I transfered it to my wallet. Will I have an issue transferring back to CB?

tutoredstatue95

Well xmr cant be traced like that, but compliance engines have improved to the point where they can know if a source address has interacted with xmr before and link it to a known destination. Its likely this guy's mule wallet is flagged and if he ever did any direct deposits into his CB wallet that weren't monero, that dest address is now flagged as well. A large usdt deposit coming from a privacy token would be a huge red flag. He's gonna need to be able to explain a few things or those are super locked.

TheDizzy024

Around 5% on CB

Low_Carpet9764

I am currently doing double leverage stack on my house/then borrowing against house+BTC holdings combined w CB low LTV loan. Gonna print cash Edit: ideally initiate low LTV loan (sub 20%) around 40-50k BTC as I do not see it going much lower than that

Michichael

No. CB can and will arbitrarily switch protocols or lose your coins, and you basically have to pay thousands to even try to arbitrate. For most losses, it's not financially worth it to litigate , and it's what they count on for their business model. CB is absolutely a horrible company to do business with.

Shrappy16

I moved enough to buy a beater 72’ MGB, which I still love driving(it was cheap). In order to show my wife how fast things were, I pulled up my CB account, sold Solana, had it into my USD, and moved to my tradfi bank(yes, I paid around $100 for instant transfer) within 6 mins. I pulled the cash out the next morning, maybe sooner if it wasn’t 10pm already. Could NOT do that if I was selling equities. Long story short, it was fast, proved use case and I’m driving a beat up MGB

whatsaburneraccount

How are the funding rates on CB perps still positive?

KenBgood

Trust wallet is TRASH! Traden everything that i can to USDC to transfer back to CB. I'm out ✌️

AdNational8155

Interesting. My ID expired in January but I already went through a validation after that date so may be part of the reason. Not that CB will see fit to tell why I have been inconvenienced & invaded. Guessing customers appears to be a feature and not a bug

Grunblau

Buy XLM on RH, send to CB. This was pre cheap stablecoin options.

Grunblau

I’d like to thank my lazy ass for using XLM to transfer money to CB to avoid Plaid and never getting around to selling it.

phishow

Kraken closed my account without any explanation. Opened it in 2016. Never used it as I was mainly using Coinbase since 2013. I was only buying BTC. No trading. But then I was hearing horror stories about CB and decided to move over to Kraken. This was about a year ago. I didn’t remember my password and did a reset. Received an email back that may account had been permanently banned from them. I’d KYCd and everything in the beginning. Weird. F CEXs

MOIST_PEOPLE

Isn't this from buying something shady, or possibly shady? General practice is to send through 2 wallets before sending to vendor. I would never pay directly to any wallet directly from CB.

jawanda

That's hella frustrating bro. I've had pretty good luck with CB (knocking on all the wood) but there are plenty of horror stories like yours out there. The worst part is when thus kind of thing happens with any financial institution they literally can't and won't ever tell you the reason. Some algorithm behind the scenes deemed your behavior fishy and that's that. Sucks ass

energetic_one

Don't try to contact Coinbase! Support is all AI now and they go around in circles with people that actually have accounts that AI can verify. In your case you can't even prove that you ever had an account and there's nothing they can verify. They won't help you, but they will lock you out, label you as suspicious and as trying to break in and rob people's accounts. Find out from coinbase users if there is any way to search for old existing accounts if you create a new account. But don't start with CB support you will regret it forever.

ThatGuyFromWhere

Right, so that point really is not what people think. That clause just states Coinbase et al can’t pay you for merely having stables in your portfolio - which CB et al would likely stake on your behalf without you knowing and KEEP the yield eventually once their marketing promos expire

MinimalGravitas

> Examples directly from the list: JPM Coin (runs on JPM’s private Quorum fork), Here is the address on the Ethereum L2 Base: https://basescan.org/token/0x7e0aedc93d9f898be835a44bfca3842e52416b82 > Mastercard’s tokenization pilots (private networks), > SoFiUSD (SoFi’s own infra). SoFiUSD is built in partnership with Mastercard. Here is the address on Ethereum L1: https://etherscan.io/token/0x0CB6d03B0aC88A463F67B7Ad99f9f3ec4678092E > BNP Paribas’ MMF (permissioned ledger), You are somewhat correct with this one, they have only piloted it on Ethereum... which is why it is marked on the site as 'In Development'. https://www.assetservicingtimes.com/assetservicesnews/digitalassetsarticle.php?article_id=17704 > Sony Bank’s stablecoin (Sony’s internal chain), Here is the address on Sony's Ethereum L2: https://web3.okx.com/explorer/soneium/token/0x3f99231dd03a9f0e7e3421c92b7b90fbe012985a > Kyrgyzstan’s USDKG (government chain), Here is the address on Ethereum L1: https://etherscan.io/token/0xE820C06321E60d36257C666643Fa5436643445E3 Want to concede that you were wrong and re-evaluate your opinion, there's nothing wrong with being wrong if you then learn something...

50sat

These days, I'm not even clicking on a link like that. I just convert to USDC on chain and Coinbase out. * Gas to send to CB. * No fee I think to convert USDC to USD at CB. * No fee to ACH. I've done so for a long time. My bank usually credits me same or next day. To be fair, I've used Coinbase since it was literally an offramp where the only 'exchange' was BTC to fiat. It has not been a flawless experience, and I lost my authenticator once. It was excruciating but they worked through it. At the end of the day it's a long term relationship partly based in trust and partly based in regulation. **They make literally nothing** when I pass through them as an offramp and still have zero incentive to scam me.

Logical_Lemming

It was, by far, my craziest and worst day in crypto. I didn't have any LUNA exposure either, all UST. The problem was my UST wasn't just in Anchor, it was in Aperture, which at the time was running a delta-neutral strategy using both Anchor and Mirror. The problem was, Mirror protocol was actually broken for a long time and nobody knew until the crash, when there suddenly wasn't enough money in there for everyone to withdraw. So I literally couldn't withdraw my UST until the value was significantly down. I spent that whole night shuttling UST and LUNA back and forth from Terra Station to Kraken, selling LUNA for UST on Kraken and then burning it for more LUNA to sell for more UST. I made all my money back that way. I did end up bridging a bunch of LUNA to Ethereum to send to Coinbase (because they only accepted WLUNA because CB was absolute ass back then at supporting networks other than Ethereum). But that bridge was completely clogged. That LUNA didn't come through until the next day, BUT THEN WLUNA SKYROCKETED ON COINBASE!!! I sold that shit instantly and REALLY made my money back. If I held longer I think I could have made about $60k on LUNC that I spent like $1400 on. I still honestly believe that so much crime happened on that day. But not necessarily crime perpetrated by Do Kwon. I think the LUNA validators (especially Binance and Jump) should be legally liable for cutting UST loose and rebooting the network to let LUNC pump. Even though the precedent that would set would probably kill crypto forever.

MariachiArchery

About a month before this crash, I was researching savings products to park some money. I needed to either get the money in the market, or put it in a savings product. I was earning interest on CB via USDC deposits, but was wondering if I could be earning more with another crypto product. This brought me to the Anchor Protocol. A savings product. That is how this was sold to 'investors' as a savings product. Now, a savings product should be zero risk, or close to it. Like a HYSA, a CD, or T bonds. Zero risk, low yield. But, Anchor was different. It advertised zero risk on 20% yield. This interest rate on zero risk is impossible. It literally doesn't exist. So, I asked myself, what is the catch here? Where is the risk? 20% yield with no risk isn't real. So, I wondered into the Anchor subreddit and asked around. "Hey boys, what is the catch? Where is the risk? This can't be real, there is no such thing as a savings product that earns 20%." When I posted this in the sub, I was inundated with comments insisting it was actually zero risk. No risk. It's a savings product. I had guys telling me to park my life's savings, that I would be stupid not to... on and on. I tried to insist this can't be real. That this isn't a savings product, there must be a catch. I also watched that stupid video that put out that explained the peg and the how the yield was earned, which made no fucking sense, and asked the sub to explain it, like I'm five, and no could. No one even tried to understand it. They just blinded trusted that Anchor was a zero risk 20% interest savings product. Failing to understand the product in any way, I warned the group. "Boys, this is too good to be true". Then, I got flamed, so I checked out. This isn't for me. About two weeks later, LUNA minted 6 trillion tokens, and it all collapsed. Watched it happen in real time, in that Anchor sub, as people desperately tried to exit, but couldn't. I watched those dudes loose everything. Moral of the story? If it's too good to be true, it's not true.

thesilvaserger

I think your best bet might be Aleo and their Shield wallet. I've tried it and they have compliant, fully private stablecoins and their network token is listed on CB so didn't have any issues when I bought on CB and sent to my wallet.

idk_wtf_im_hodling

MBA + AI slop macro business strategy. This can only work if the comp is very high at CB vs. a comparative role at another company. No one is going to want to be a part of this long term plan.

choicehunter

You didn't take the credit card Bitcoin rewards into account. It pays for itself then your DCA (up to a limited monthly amount) is free. Just use CB DCA for the included amount plus credit card rewards, then use strike for any DCA above the free monthly limit. Then xfer strike DCA to self custody for free (but keep Coinbase DCA on there to maximize credit card rewards). Or do whatever you want. 🤷‍♂️

NoJob1123

CB9dDufT3ZuQXqqSfa1c5kY935TEreyBw9XJXxHKpump $USDUC - unstable coin is what you see

HSuke

It's a tiered rewards rate. You don't get 4% unless you have $200K held in Coinbase while also having a CB One account. Lowest tier starts at 2% CB.

TheGDC33

one aspect that your review missed is that the CB card offers greater than a 1-2% Cashback in BTC, BUT it depends on how much you hold in your CB account. The max is a 4% return which if you have the capital and keep it on CB in USDC to make that passive income it could be great compared to other card offers

SoftJeff

My buddy got hacked and Coinbase account drained. CB said “not our problem, see you in court”. Homie never got a dime back. 6 figgies gone in the wind

Abc125698

Why is there a 1-2% higher APY on Kraken (5.96%) vs Coinbase (4.14% with CB One) for SOL?

filenotfounderror

You shouldn't click it, but if you didn't its -probably- fine. If the site looked like CB, the vector of attack is MTM, so you would need to input your credentials to be at risk

bananabastard

I've been talking to Satoshi Nakamoto on my CB radio. He is a person, alive and well.

Paninche

This is very educational, thoughts? [CBDC](https://youtu.be/GBb8wysp3HA?si=CB-z8VQBwVjbanXg)