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Anyone else not seeing their ETH when going to trade on CBP? The bottom corner says "partial system outage," I don't know what that means...
Depends on if you’re going to keep it on CB/CBP or want to move it elsewhere. I’m currently debating whether to switch from XLM to AMP myself. AMP’s also had a VERY rough month or so, so it may have more room to grow? IDK.
Damn this 300 btc sell wall on CBP was real, didn’t get pulled… but we ate through it as I typed this…. $60k!
Nah I was playin vidya games would have been night but it would have been sick!! But also opening CBP before bed thinking "please still be above 57k" and seeing $59k was a crazy feeling
I'm on Halifax to odor my current account but never had issues with them blocking. I used to bank transfer on Binance until they stopped accepting bank deposits. I haven't ever used credit/debit card purchasing because of the fees, maybe that's our difference. Now I deposit direct to CBP & Kraken and still had no probs with Halifax.
I haven't used Kraken. I started on CBP and got onto BinanceUS for the same reasons... more coin options. Then I got CDC, and now on Gemini for staking. I personally have had almost no problems with BinanceUS. I have a small local hometown credit union so getting deposits set up took the long method instead of the direct linking. But that's more on my end than theirs.
I'm missing out because I'm only on CB/CBP. What other exchange is recommended so I can have better access to other coins/tokens?
Got it. Ah well didnt lose to much to the spread considering and crypto offer nice earn. Can use CBP for future trades now I know what im doing and happier buying more. Thanks. Algorand is warning against committing all my Algo wallet. Any reason why? It's not loads. Only a k and not huge % for me
Already linked. But am Using crypto com for earning now Will try CBP if I can get bank validation to work next time I need crypto Turns out I should try deposit to personal account to validate even though they are a business. They never said. Heard on here today.sounds dodgy but will try after ALGO is sorted Thanks
I can't use CB or CBP as they won't verify my banks. Binance does.
I hear ya! Moving coins about is a bit of a pain. But I do most of my reading and holding on CB and CBP so it’s really not too big of a deal for me.
Whatever I'm just gonna liquidate what I got and move it to CBP. They ain't gonna tax $200
So I am actually building a bot. I got my data pipeline set for CBP as well as historical data ripping, but newer listings like DOGE are missing a good chunk of historical data. I was gonna supplement that data with data from binance, then I wondered if it was better to use binance all together. My bot can take advantage of lower trading fees. But say I make $1M. I can’t really do anything with it on binance besides exchange with crypto without paying a fat fee right? At the end of the day for me it just comes down to data source and cost, still trying to figure this out.
Great advice, thanks :) Yes I just tried and I could instantly log into CBP without setting up a new account and transfer a bit of GBP from CB to CBP instantly without fees. The fees on CBP are so much cheaper than CB but, as you say, the list of coins is a bit limited so I might just buy what I can on CBP and then use CB for coins I can't buy cheaper elsewhere :)
> can you actually spend the crypto on Binance If by “spend” you mean use the crypto to buy other crypto, then yes. That’s what exchanges do. If you mean can you use the crypto that’s ON Binance to buy coffee, or pizza, or a porn site membership, well, no. > im trying to see if it is in my best interest to use it over CBP Bottom line, it’s not about choosing the best exchange for you and using it exclusively. You will be using several. You just need to understand their idiosyncrasies and choose the right one for the moment.
do you ever withdraw from Binance? can you actually spend the crypto on Binance without leaving the exchange? seeing how it has higher withdraw fees, im trying to see if it is in my best interest to use it over CBP
I was thinking the same thing earlier, it’s insane that shib is over all these seemingly great projects and that has made me reevaluate my portfolio and “long term” holdings. I put some of the free crypto I earned on coinbase into shib and transferred it to my CBP and it went from $12>$65 in a few days. Now I’m swing trading shib for fun 😂. What is going on
I kinda just have them all. As an all around exchange, if you were going to have just one exchange, CBP is not a bad one to go with because of the wide range of coins, acceptable fees, and some free shit now and then isn't the worst thing (6 months on CB I'm at $56 in free earn.) Otherwise both Gemini and cb have their own pros and cons.iirc, you'll get better staking rewards with Gemini.
I take profits on Binance because I can get the low trading fees and not worry about withdrawal fees (assuming I take profits in fiat). Here's a simplified example of what I do: * Over 12 weeks, DCA $100 of coin ABC on Coinbase Pro. Trading fees (0.5%): $6 * Every 4 weeks, withdraw to another wallet (e.g. defi, staking, cefi lending). Let's assume each withdrawal on CBP cost me $3: $12 total (3 withdrawals) * Some time passes, value of my ABC coins is now $2000 * Deposit $2000 of ABC to Binance: $3 transaction fee * Sell ABC on Binance for $2k. Trading fee (0.085%): $1.70 Total fees paid: $22.70 If I had done the same thing on Binance (including withdrawing every 4 weeks) I would have likely paid $30-$60 in withdrawal fees. Now, I could avoid those fees, obviously, by keeping my coins on their platform... but I'd prefer not to hold much on my Binance account and I want to have my coins be productive in defi/staking while I am holding them.
You can use a DCA bot to DCA using CBP.
Your saying you move the coins purchased from CBP to CB? No fees?
I personally have a medium bag of GET and VRA. Both project are solving a real world problem and they will do well But I like to mention MRPH (Morpheus.Network) Why $MRPH (Morpheus.Network) is looking increasingly attractive. Remember to check out the wiki page prepared by the MRPH community at the end of this shill -What is huge, inefficient, and ripe for enormous disruption over the next decade? The world’s supply chain. MRPH is a cloud based, blockchain middleware platform designed to disrupt the $15 trillion Global industry. MRPH is in a sweet spot to reap from it -Actual use case with increasing utility. Various Governments and big companies as paying clients. These big companies are still under NDAs and it won’t be long before these NDAs expire -According to Dan (the Founder), Revenue is going to increase exponentially 3-6 months from now. Founder said that 2 month ago so it is another 3-4 month. -Revenue sharing with master nodes announcement imminent. Rewards from nodes comes from actual revenue and hence it is sustainable. Exact detail not known yet but nodes are confirmed -Low market cap ($200m) with All tokens circulated. -Low market valuation compare to competitor (VET). VET is a good project but MRPH has higher capital appreciation potential. MRPH need to go up 135-140x to be on the same market cap as VET -Middleware platform - blockchain agnostic which can integrate to existing processes and this allows $MRPH to onboard clients easier -MRPH currently is not listed in a CEX. In the last AMA, the founder again stress that listing on a exchange is of paramount importance and it is going to happen. Stay tuned Paying Customers: SENASA Argentina Government department which regulates the agri-business sector. Regulations mandate the use of Morpheus.Network to track shipments of phytosanitary products across the country. 100,000 farmers impacted. There is a second project already in the works with SENASA, working on blockchain and IoT for animal management and certification. FCL Co-op Retail co-op comprising hundreds of independent businesses, across over 1500 locations across Canada. 10B$ Canadian retail company using the platform. Vitalcan This is the #1 largest pet food supplier in Argentina with connections across the industry. MaxiaNet A global distributor of consumer goods. The only logistics provider for food giant Maruchan Noodles (Ramen). CJI Piping Specializes in custom piping fabrications and installations. They fabricate any material available, including Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Chrome Moly, Aluminum, Inconel, Copper, Poly, Instrument Tubing, and PVC. Gulftainer Gulftainer is the world’s largest privately owned independent port operator currently handling an annual throughput of 6.5 million TEUs. They aim to expand their global portfolio in the next 10 years to triple business volume worldwide to more than 10,000 vessel calls and triple container handling to 18 million TEUs. Southern Glazer’s Wine and Spirits One of the largest wine and spirits distributors in the United States, with operations in 44 states. Through the application of Hanhaa ParceLive, Southern Glazers are able to monitor their wine and spirits as they travel throughout the supply chain, ensuring that all beverages reach their intended destination in the desired condition. Ericksons Engineering Erickson’s is one of the leading service providers in the arena of specialized transport, machinery moving, plant outages, heavy-lift rigging, warehousing, integrated project solutions, specialty devices’ marine load-ins and load-outs and more. Unannounced Paying Customers. Note these are not confirmed but some MRPH community is able to connect the dot and come to the conclusion that these are our paying clients Uganda Ministry of Agriculture Uganda Coffee Development Authority via MNSP Dimitra Technology Reboot SupplyChain UN & ISCEA project Jose Cuervo Mexican tequila giant who is the largest tequila seller in the world. Grupo Tequila - see video Massive US Liquor producer A multi Billion company. One of the largest auto parts manufacturers in the US Bayer/Monsanto German multinational pharmaceutical and life sciences company (€43.5 billion in 2019) SENASA implementation includes deploying 20,000 IoT devices to track intermediate bulk containers (“IBC bins”) for producers such as Atanor, YPF and Bayer. YPF Seen Bayer/SENASA Atanor Seen Bayer/SENASA DP World An Emirati multinational logistics company based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It specializes in cargo logistics, port terminal operations, maritime services and free trade zones with a $8.5 billion revenue at the end of 2020 INTTRA by E2open The world's largest, multi-carrier network for the ocean shipping industry. At E2open, our mission is to build the most comprehensive and capable end-to-end global supply chain software ecosystem combining networks, data and applications to deliver enduring customer value. Technical Partnerships: • Baseline Protocol -- COO Noam Eppel on Technical Steering Committee • SAP - Biggest software in Europe - 80% of Fortune500 using it - Co-developed a successful Fraud & Prevention protocol. • GeoTab - Marketleader in Geotracking and Telematics • Baseline Protocol - US to Canada Gov cross border POC • Ethereum Enterprise Alliance • ISCEA - International SupplyChain Alliance - Serving major Fortune100 around the globe. • DMS - Australian and Asia Pacific supplychain service provider with global clients like Hyundai, Fujitsu, BP or Ingram Micro • Hanhaa - Co-developed Brexit and USMCA supplychain solutions combining IoT and Blockchain Blockchain Partners: • Chainlink • Holochain • Gochain • Litecoin Global resellers: • Joffroy Group - Platform reseller who provide logistics platforms to global clients like PepsiCo and M3. • LIS Solucione – ERP systems provider that integrated Morpheus Network – serves global clients such as Coca-Cola FEMSA, Mars, Mondelez International • Demand Solutions – Global provider of solutions used for managing the Supply Chain of companies of all sizes, from £25m to £multi-Billion, in multiple markets, including Pharm, Food & Bev, Fashion, etc – and multiple Geographies across the globe Blockchain Guru -- Canada's leading blockchain solution provider. Polaris Network -- connections with Argentina Government (SENASA) 28 Total Global Resellers Confirmed Partnerships To Be Announced ▪️Reboot SupplyChain UN & ISCEA project ▪️AT&T - 9th Fortune 500 list. Technology Partner combining IoT devices with Morpheus platform. ▪️Telefonica - Largest Telcom company in Europe ▪️Jose Cuervo - Mexican tequila giant who is the largest tequila seller in the world. ▪️MaxCom - Multi Billion dollar revenue Telcom Mexican giant ▪️Massive US Liquour producer. A multi Billion company. ▪️One of the largest auto parts manufactures in the US. ▪️Bayer – German multinational pharmaceutical and life sciences company (€43.545 billion (2019) ▪️Blockchain Guru and Morpheus Network have co developed the following products in Africa: ▪️Crop Input Platform is deployed in three countries. ▪️Livestock Identification Tracking System (LITS) is deployed with two major global Agriculture Ministries. ☆ Pilots with Us Government - Succesful pilots with DHS and CBP departments ☆ Pilots with Bayer ☆ Pilots with Loreal ☆ Pilots with YPF ☆ Pilots with several companies in China ☆ Pilots with Gulftainers Morpheus.Network is being Globally adopted by governments and the most powerful companies in the world! Yet, MRPH still just a Low cap Check out this link prepared by the MRPH community. It contain a lot more information. https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1oqrAV8VkdPvRY7jKZ8HQtXe29FMBgm-UuTRXw67Ny2A/mobilebasic
I'm not really familiar with wire transfers but direct deposit has a 35k limit on CBP. If you're worried about it rising, why not go that route and buy 35k worth today and the rest either in 24hr or on a different exchange once you find an option? Also mandatory "don't tell people how much crypto you have bc you will instantly be hacked or struck by lightning" response
Why $MRPH (Morpheus.Network) is looking increasingly attractive. Remember to check out the wiki page prepared by the MRPH community at the end of this shill -What is huge, inefficient, and ripe for enormous disruption over the next decade? The world’s supply chain. MRPH is a cloud based, blockchain middleware platform designed to disrupt the $15 trillion Global industry. MRPH is in a sweet spot to reap from it -Actual use case with increasing utility. Various Governments and big companies as paying clients. These big companies are still under NDAs and it won’t be long before these NDAs expire -According to Dan (the Founder), Revenue is going to increase exponentially 3-6 months from now. Founder said that 3 month ago so it is another 3 month. -Revenue sharing with master nodes announcement imminent. Rewards from nodes comes from actual revenue and hence it is sustainable. Exact detail not known yet but nodes are confirmed -Low market cap (below $200m) with All tokens circulated. -Low market valuation compare to competitor (VET). VET is a good project but MRPH has higher capital appreciation potential. MRPH need to go up 135-140x to be on the same market cap as VET -Middleware platform - blockchain agnostic which can integrate to existing processes and this allows $MRPH to onboard clients easier -MRPH currently is not listed in a CEX. In the last AMA, the founder again stress that listing on a exchange is of paramount importance and it is going to happen. Stay tuned Paying Customers: ☆ SENASA - Argentinian Government agri-business regulations require the use of Morpheus.Network to track shipments of phytosanitary products across the country. 100,000 farmers impacted. Second project already in the works with SENASA based on blockchain and IoT for animal management and certification. SENASA alone will onboard thousand of companies. ☆ FCL Co-op - 10B$ Canadian retail company using platform. ☆ Vitalcan - Largest pet food supplier in Argentina ☆ MaxiaNet - Global consumer goods distributor - Only delivery player for Noodles Giant Maruchan across the world. Unannounced Paying Customers. Note these are not confirmed but some MRPH community is able to connect the dot and come to the conclusion that these are our paying clients ☆ Coca-Cola FEMSA (coke biggest unit) ☆ Sobeys -- Second largest food retailer in Canada. 1500 stores, 123,000 employees, 25 billion CAD Technical Partnerships: • Baseline Protocol -- COO Noam Eppel on Technical Steering Committee • SAP - Biggest software in Europe - 80% of Fortune500 using it - Co-developed a successful Fraud & Prevention protocol. • GeoTab - Marketleader in Geotracking and Telematics • Baseline Protocol - US to Canada Gov cross border POC • Ethereum Enterprise Alliance • ISCEA - International SupplyChain Alliance - Serving major Fortune100 around the globe. • DMS - Australian and Asia Pacific supplychain service provider with global clients like Hyundai, Fujitsu, BP or Ingram Micro • Hanhaa - Co-developed Brexit and USMCA supplychain solutions combining IoT and Blockchain Blockchain Partners: • Chainlink • Holochain • Gochain • Litecoin Global resellers: • Joffroy Group - Platform reseller who provide logistics platforms to global clients like PepsiCo and M3. • LIS Solucione – ERP systems provider that integrated Morpheus Network – serves global clients such as Coca-Cola FEMSA, Mars, Mondelez International • Demand Solutions – Global provider of solutions used for managing the Supply Chain of companies of all sizes, from £25m to £multi-Billion, in multiple markets, including Pharm, Food & Bev, Fashion, etc – and multiple Geographies across the globe Blockchain Guru -- Canada's leading blockchain solution provider. Polaris Network -- connections with Argentina Government (SENASA) 28 Total Global Resellers Confirmed Partnerships To Be Announced ▪️Reboot SupplyChain UN & ISCEA project ▪️AT&T - 9th Fortune 500 list. Technology Partner combining IoT devices with Morpheus platform. ▪️Telefonica - Largest Telcom company in Europe ▪️Jose Cuervo - Mexican tequila giant who is the largest tequila seller in the world. ▪️MaxCom - Multi Billion dollar revenue Telcom Mexican giant ▪️Massive US Liquour producer. A multi Billion company. ▪️One of the largest auto parts manufactures in the US. ▪️Bayer – German multinational pharmaceutical and life sciences company (€43.545 billion (2019) ▪️Blockchain Guru and Morpheus Network have co developed the following products in Africa: ▪️Crop Input Platform is deployed in three countries. ▪️Livestock Identification Tracking System (LITS) is deployed with two major global Agriculture Ministries. ☆ Pilots with Us Government - Succesful pilots with DHS and CBP departments ☆ Pilots with Bayer ☆ Pilots with Loreal ☆ Pilots with YPF ☆ Pilots with several companies in China ☆ Pilots with Gulftainers Morpheus.Network is being Globally adopted by governments and the most powerful companies in the world! Yet, MRPH still just a Low cap Check out this link prepared by the MRPH community. It contain a lot more information. https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1oqrAV8VkdPvRY7jKZ8HQtXe29FMBgm-UuTRXw67Ny2A/mobilebasic
And I’m having XLM withdrawal issues from CBP yet again.
Even by the time it gets to CBP it’s already pumped though
I have the worst time with that. I saw somewhere (got no idea if it was anything reputable or not)that even with the address changing, the previous one will still work but I’ve been to scared to try that. I move it to CDC and then to CBP but what a pia
Oops I meant CBP. I liquidated stock and am going to put it all on BTC so i need to keep the spread and fees down as much as possible.
This is true, I'll give you that, withdrawal from Coinbase has been by far, the cheapest I've seen. In fact, what withdrawal fees do they have? On CBP I read about withdrawal fees and network fees, and the former always read zero for me (or maybe I'm blind), I'll look more closely next time though to be sure.
Yeah you're right, no staking on CBP.
.00006 or .00007 at CBP, don’t remembered.
This would be awesome. I just mentioned Coinbase Pro because, you know, the CBP listing effect is way more pronounced - probably because they are the last to list a coin :)
What platform does everyone use to get in early and buy these new meme coins? I only have experience with coinbase pro and it seems like CBP only has well established coins for trade.
Thank you! So crypto.com to store the BTC/ETH and make interest? CBP for other coins and Binance later when I get to grips with the first two and want better fees Hope I got that right.
Say I'm starting out with just a few k max. Not 100s. I'm down to CBP and crypto but still confused. If I use both would one be better for say btc/Eth and the other for shitcoin gambles? Or is one better for high rollers than the other? Thanks for the help!
I had an issue with withdrawing funds from CBP. I’m a little lazy so I haven’t followed up but I don’t really like that platform
I had an issue with withdrawing funds from CBP. I’m a little lazy so I haven’t followed up but I don’t really like that platform
I had an issue with withdrawing funds from CBP. I’m a little lazy so I haven’t followed up but I don’t really like that platform
Of course CBP is having server issues.
No, it's free I convert USD into tether then into usdc, all for free on CBP.
Are you in another country? I had to change my currency settings to Canadian in CB when I tried to transfer to CBP but I found out CBP is useless for Canadians
Definitely look into Swan. They have 1% fees after an initial payment, and the spread may be better than CBP and Strike. So even though 1% is greater than 0% and 0.5%, you might come out ahead due to lower spread and no transfer fees. DYOR
I’m from Toronto too, but I use CBP. What’s the problem?
There are a bunch of shitcoins with low Binance withdrawal fees. They change from week to week. XLM used to be cheapest. More recently FIL. Use https://withdrawalfees.com/exchanges/binance (or https://withdrawalfees.com/exchanges/binanceus if you're American). Coinbase Pro only supports a few shitcoins, so you have to pick one which is supported at CBP and has a tiny withdrawal fee on Binance. Or save time, just pay $0.25 to use LTC
I love crypto.com. Lots of coins not on CB, decent rewards (lockup sucks but oh well...), easy too use even for the technically-challenged like me. What really pisses me off is the ridiculously high “International Service Fee” my bank charges. It’s ridiculous. So I usually buy USDC on CBP, transfer to CRO and buy what I want...
Exactly what goes through my head every time there’s a crash and CBP “goes down” or has “technical difficulties”.
I've got like 0.00XX ADA in my account, and it's worth like nothing, but I can't transfer it out because CBP only uses one or two decimal points when sending a withdraw out of my portfolio, even when buying one or two ADA to withdraw maximum amount and include those cents it still remains something there, so it counts it as part of my portfolio and I keep seeing it, getting excited and surprised by it, then it sinks in and I'm just disappointed. :')
Fees are very high. 1 Algo if I want to send ten Algo. And what is the different between Blockchain Wallet and Blockchain Exchange? I can send and receive coins in both apps. Probably the Exchange is cheaper. But my Algos are in the Wallet and the transfer between them it’s not free (like CB and CBP).
Agreed. One suggestion, which is the next closest thing in regards to security for CBP. Set up 2FA and store the secret on a Yubikey. Then your 2FA secret is in cold storage. If you’re not familiar with that functionality- basically every time you need a 6 digit 2FA code you need to NFC/Lightening connect the Yubikey and open Yubikey Authenticator. It will then pull the secret into Yubikey Authenticator and provide 1 code. It’s safer that Google Authenticator but obviously not as good as using Fido U2F or Fido2.
Takes anywhere between 4 and 7 days after depositing funds. The number of days might depend on if that spans a weekend and/or holiday. It will take a bit longer when you initially create an account to get your identity and bank account verified. Reasons I like Coinbase Pro: * ACH deposits are free * USD is FDIC-insured * Can exchange USD directly for BTC (going through a stablecoin not required), and I find 0.5% to be reasonable * Withdrawal fees can be very low if you are patient * Basic security with 2FA and address whitelisting Major downside is that they allegedly have terrible customer service. But with 2FA enabled, address whitelisting, and withdrawing to cold storage (not keeping a lot on the exchange), I think that chances are low that I will ever have to deal with getting help from their non-existent customer service. A small downside is that their withdrawal fees cannot be changed, and they vary depending on network demand. I've had as low as 74 sats (a fraction of a cent). If I'm not in a hurry and it's higher than \~400 sats I just check again later. I'm interesting in trying Gemini ActiveTrader because of the lower trading fee (for limit orders) and 10 free withdrawals per month, but they are requiring me to do wire transfers, which costs me $6 each time from my bank. For DCA I'll stick with CBP's free ACH deposits. I can't find any info from Gemini about how to get approved for ACH deposits.
I moved to Kraken with CBP as a back up, Binance was my original pick due to having FPS deposits available, now it's a 1.8% charge to deposit by card, bugger that.
heckin yeah u can, just it'd be nice if CB and CBP had them... SHIB lol
You can transfer from Coinbase Pro to Coinbase without any fee, what you send is what you keep, so can buy on CBP, send to CB and hodl there
Even if Strike had higher fees than CBP, which it doesn't.. I'd still use strike ​ FUCK BRIAN ARMSTRONG AND HIS SHITCOIN CASINO
The base fee on CBP last time I check is 0.5%. It’s hard to tell what the spread is actually like on Strike, but it has to be something like 0.2%. Strike also has free withdrawals. There is no clearing time on your deposits either.
Matic too, you don't have to be optimistic about the coin to trade it. I don't hold stellar long term, I sell it to buy more coins. If you deposit usd to CP then transfer it to CBP you can buy coin and transfer it within 7 days If you deposit usd to CBP and then buy crypto, you have to wait 7 days before depositing those coins back to CB. It's dumb
I'm getting 4% cash back in stellar, you can choose your crypto payout with varying %'s. I just went from spending usd to usdc. If I need to spend other crypto I sell the crypto on Coinbase pro for a WAAY smaller fee. I have yet to pay over .10 on cbp on a single transaction . Then transfer back and purchase usdc. Another cool thing about usdc you can swap it back to usd for no fee. I have probably spent over $700 in various coins after selling then buying usd. Probably just recently went over. Always deposit your usd on CB though, you'll be hit with not being able to transfer it back if you start on CBP.
I there a better way to do recurring buys with Coinbase Pro beside 1. Setup recurring buy of USDC on regular Coinbase 2. manually transfer the USDC to CBP 3. manually buying whatever with the USDC? Good golly I wish CBP had recurring purchases.
A sale of 1 BTC on CBP has about a $220 fee price tag.
I’m on CBP. Which ALGO is it? The BTC attached one?
What's great about CBP?
like others said Coinbase pro fees are very low. KuCoin is what I use but not for fiat buys. I do my fiat buys on CBP
Fiat deposits to CBP are free and you can trade instantly within the platform.
Yes. Still says “pending” on CBP and it’s still in my $ balance there.
Anyone having issues with XLM right now? Been waiting on a withdrawal from CBP for 30 minutes.
My instant (debit card purchase) limit is only $100. I’ve contacted to raise many times but they said unable to I’ve been depositing straight to CBP and then buy my crypto instantly but having a hold back on 6 days wait before I can transfer out to a wallet. Do u know of a better way?
You don’t need to wait 6 days before u can transfer out of CBP to CB?
This is the comment you want to listen to. I see more coin base gripes on this sub than literally every other exchange combined. Strike is bitcoin only, fees lower than CBP, built by a genuine bitcoiner and offers LN support. It’s where we all need to pile into.
I bought something on CBP but it shows me 2 transactions. One bigger and one smaller. Why? It never happened before.
CBP looks a little intimidating to newer users, but it’s very easy to use after 20 minutes of poking around. It’s fees are HUGELY better than the standard CB. It saves me close to $50 a month just in transaction fees. Well worth the switch
You mean press the ‘withdraw funds’ button on CBP?
I have a few USD laying around on CBP, not sure what I should buy with it.
The fees. CBP is a lot cheaper to trade.
It’s all good, lesson learned lol. I only trust CBP, Kraken, and kucoin now.
That’s helpful, thank you. I’m eyeing DDX right now for a few reasons: small market cap, low circulation, and it’s been beaten down hard since it began trading on CBP on August 31st. It looks like the sell offs are becoming less and less severe and almost looks to be settling (see photo in link).[DDX chart](https://imgur.com/a/6WvtwSm)
Understandable. I am using CBP for most of my trading because of a large deposit I made in the past.
It's not an upgrade! You should be using both! CB for staking rewards, quiz rewards, free asset conversion and CBP for trading. Transferring between the two is free so there is no reason not to use both at the same time.
After the CBP SHIB fiasco I believe Coinbase should be looked at too Either whales not affiliated with Coinbase or insider trading knocked a zero off for like 6 hours before it corrected instantly
Thoughts on Crypto.com for US customer? How are the rates compared to CBP? I see crypto.com has recurring purchas option which is sorely needed on CBP so I'm thinking to switch over.
Coinbase wants the transaction fees. They know people will throw a few bucks into it and they get their 0.99-1.99(obviously you can buy through CBP for a lower fee but that’s not where they make their money).
It's coming back down off of it's high sitting in the lower 800s Wonder how many CBP bag holders were hoping to cash out for profit after buying in at +300% earlier this week
I send the cb earn stuff to CBP
Buy a hardware wallet; Ledger or Tezor. Buy off a respectable exchange like Coinbase pro. Transfer from CBP to an address you create with your hardware wallet.
The cost to send my SHIB from trust wallet to CBP is more that the value of my SHIB
Yup. My only major issue with it is when it identifies CBP to CB as a transaction
ACH transfers are instant and free on CBP. Not sure what your doing.
When inbound transfers open on CBP, only the web version supports it right away. There are no tokens that are available on CB but not CBP. CBP always gets tokens a full day ahead of CB. If you want to get into new token drops on CBP, use the web app.
I'm not sure why Kraken makes it so hard to find its Pro trading platform. It's not advertised anywhere on their main page, possibly because it's still new. Kraken actually has 2 platforms. The normal platform is a bit expensive, but Kraken Pro actually has better rates than Binance US Pro, CBP, and Gemini ActiveTrader when [I tested it](https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrencies/comments/pglcwx/i_compared_how_many_coins_you_can_buy_on_10/).
Had been trying to transfer half my ADA out of Celsius to CBP to set limit orders but snafu after snafu prevented me from doing it. Bullish or bearish? We’ll see the (short term) result tomorrow
Going from CB to CBP and visa versa is free
you have to send them to your CBP wallet.
I haven't really used kraken extensively but can say that it is a large and trusted exchange that's been around for a while. I found their interface nice and simple to use. If you're US based you will have to deposit money via wire transfer which will cost a fee. I believe non-us residents can ACH I use coinbase pro for DCA and kucoin for trading. Coinbase pro and kraken both are pretty cheap, kraken is cheaper. I like coinbase pro's interface. In some ways i think it is not as good as kraken's as it doesn't let you have favorite pairs. However i use CBP because it allows ACH transfer and no withdrawal fee. Kucoin has a lot of obscure pairs. The interface is very nice and it has lots of options like staking, margin spot trading, futures, trading bots, etc, etc. It's a bit harder to learn but once you understand it you'll like it. Withdrawal fees are a bit high. Trading fees are about the same as kraken. They also have a native token (KCS), if you hold 6+ KCS you participate in a fee return program that pays back a portion of you your fees, making trades almost free, especially if you choose to pay trading fees with KCS
CB is 1.5% ....CBP reading fees are 0.5%
It’s so unnecessary. I’m pretty much just gonna keep my ETH on CBP now.