SERIOUSLY FUCK COINBASE

Why would you be buying anything right now?
That's like throwing money out the window.

>>2875920
Coinfloor did this today aswell (I sold last night tho)

>coinbase

>>2875942
well GDAX but same shit

Took them half a fucking day to transfer my BTC to another wallet.

I've spent over $50 in fees alone over a few transactions. Greedy fucking lizards.

>>2875949

>made $150 so far on coinbase
>spent $75+ on fees :/

>>2875930
>not buying cheap coins

>>2875973
They'll be 10x cheap in a week.

>price: $2469
>gdax crashes
>5 minutes later
>gdax is back up
>price $2500

Yeah.. the manipulation is so obvious.

they just saved u from losing money, this isnt the bottom yet

>>2875974
if you say so

>>2875986

more like saved themselves from losing money...

>>2875967
move to bitstamp

0.25% fees

newfag/retard here. can someone explain to me the difference between coinbase and gdax? are they owned by the same people and gdax is just more complex and detailed?

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>>2875920
Safety protocol. Newfags arent allowed to buy bitcoin at less than 2700 (or else everyone would be rich)

please wait until the price rises before buying

>>2876010
GDAX has the same pricing structure

.25% on market order
0 fee on limit order

BUT THEIR WEBSITE SUCKS SHIT

>>2876016

gdax is for trading (low fees)

coinbase is for holding (higher fees)

>>2876032
fuck you nonon you stupid cute bitch FUCK

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>>2875920
Daily reminder that if you don't buy in now the jews aren't going to let you buy in for a time after august first. They are shutting it down because it's going to moon.

>>2876043
So what advantage does coinbase have for holding, why wouldnt you just hold on gdax if it has lower fees? Sorry for dumb question but ive never bought crypto.

>>2876128
none

I do use GDAX exclusively

>>2876135
well actually let me rethink that

coinbase is more normie friendly i guess
and to trade on GDAX I think you have to apply and get permission these days (didnt used to be a requirement)

>>2875920
They can't make the manipulation more obvious. Price starts dropping fast and GDAX has a sudden "outage" followed by a slow recovery.
EVERY.
FUCKING.
TIME.

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It's another "your exchange went down when there was a drop" episode.

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>>2876180
>>2876217
dass it

i'm becoming a BTC street dealer

this is gonna be lucrative, even if it's only short-term, it solves a problem

>>2875979
Or maybe the order book is just fucking thin?