I have a very stupid question. so I just bought some bitcoin

I think you've locked in the price

if you want to get coins faster input a debit or credit card (I think the credit card has a pretty big fee attached to it - be careful)

If it doesnt purchase instantly after you entered card and chose the option to pay with it, contact your bank and have coinbase as an authorized merchant - the algorithms may detect it as fraud if you dont

>>2030656
Coinbase is okay. The price will stay at whatever you bought them at originally, so yes they will appreciate/depreciate. If it's more than a couple thousand I would invest in a hardware wallet

>>2030656
Yes, you have to wait. They can appreciate and depreciate. Whatever price you paid for them, that is what's coming out of your bank account for the exact number of coins you purchased.

>>2030664
>>2030666
>>2030671
okay so if I had instant transferred today and waited 6 days it would be the same as buying with my bank account then getting the coins in 6 days? thank you

>>2030666
>I would invest in a hardware wallet?
Any suggestions?

>>2030664
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if you want to get coins faster input a debit or credit card (I think the credit card has a pretty big fee attached to it - be careful)


mm, yeah the fee here is irrelevant next to Oppty cost

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>>2030736

Trezor or ledger nano. I have trezor and it was worth it. Easy setup and put my worries to bed.

>>2030757
Can it support multiple coins or just BTC. Right now I'm trying to figure out a good secure wallet to move my coins off of Coinbase but there's just so many and I don't know which are secure or how to use them. Having something physical might be nice.