Was it a mistake to link my bank account to Coinbase? I've

>>2326612
their the most trustable place to buy a decentralized cryptocurrency that you probably would be able to do anything about if they didn't deliver

so... maybe?

Set up 2fa on EVERYTHING

>>2326612
but really,

everyone buys from them and they can't funnel money out of your bank account if that's what you mean

they are a legitimate company

You will be okay your bank has fraud protection and coinbase is generally trustable. Don't worry lad.

>>2326637
This,its available and there's no reason not to use it

>>2326612

Setup 2 factor authentication. You will never have to worry about that.

>>2326643
They've been hacked on multiple occasions

>>2326751
>>2326637
I have 2FA set up. Should I be using Google 2FA Authentication instead?

>>2326780
>Should I be using Google 2FA Authentication instead?

https://medium.com/@CodyBrown/how-to-lose-8k-worth-of-bitcoin-in-15-minutes-with-verizon-and-coinbase-com-ba75fb8d0bac

Yes you should

>>2326780
>>2327851
Make sure to save the codes somewhere else you can't recover if you lose your phone

>>2327910
>>2326780

Yeah some kind of notebook is nice. They also have a 2F masterkey to bypass all of this if you lose your phone (at least on Kraken).

>>2327944
Keepass db saved in multiple places. Coinbase may help you recover, but good luck on polo or any shit exchange, your coin would be as good as gone.

>>2327944

Wait, I thought google authenticator was linked to my google account?

>>2326612
2FA and make sure it's an alt bank account. If you only have one open another as your main n remember to put stuff in savings once you accumulate a lot. Fucking scrub. Xoxo

>>2327910
THIS. I had 3 bitcoins on my old coinbase account, and google auth fucked up and all my 2fa codes got deleted. Now I can't access that account because "they failed to verify my identity". Manually store them

>>2327851

And that's why I don't invest my life savings on bitcoin.