Interesting interview. I've got a Coinbase account and it's 'okay' but as a trading platform, compared to many others it's not great. The asset performance graphs are rubbish (I guess that's why we use products such as Tradingview), their trading costs are quite high (and you can earn interest on your investments on other platforms) but in its favour it's quick to transfer money and invest and it's simple to use. I didn't invest in their initial IPO and I'm certainly glad I didn't seeing as the value nearly halved! Anyhow, I'm sticking with them for now and will hold onto my crypto investments with the hope that the crypto revolution comes to fruition :-)
Here are some facts on all crypto assets.. 1. Useless tokens that sit ontop of a blockchain with no real world value or value that's attached to the underlying asset. No shareholder rights, no voting rights and no rights on liquidation 2. All of the eth bnb mining fees are based on the individual investors swaping one useless token for another useless token (meme coins). These companies have no real turn over. These useless coin sales are the only thing keeping the lights on. 3. All defi dapps are based on leveraging/trading one useless token for another useless token, resulting in no real world improvements. 4. No cryptocurrency name/protocol is unique, I can fork my own chain from btc or rip the exact same code from github, develop my own blockchain exactly like btc, put a token ontop of and call it bitcoin. 5. Blockchain tech is not new and doesn't need a useless token to sit on top of it. Using ibm hyperledger which is open source and runs circles around all blockchains out there. 6. A vast majority claim to be decentralised but are far from that. Xrp ada included. 7. Skewed morals of Majority of the investors involved "crypto bros". They talk one min about "decentralised the world bro, help the small people" and at the same time knowingly and actively being involved in a ponzi scheme to rob novice small investors. Shaky foundations, never end well. Some one prove me wrong.
Seems you don't like crypto much! You should watch James at Invest Answers on you tube. The most sensible and level headed view of Bitcoin and many other crypto's, what they offer and why it's a store of value. Very, very compelling. Some people don't get it which is fair enough and it's okay to be wrong, but it's not okay to stay wrong :-)
Great interview, thanks Dan & Marcus!
Interesting interview. I've got a Coinbase account and it's 'okay' but as a trading platform, compared to many others it's not great. The asset performance graphs are rubbish (I guess that's why we use products such as Tradingview), their trading costs are quite high (and you can earn interest on your investments on other platforms) but in its favour it's quick to transfer money and invest and it's simple to use. I didn't invest in their initial IPO and I'm certainly glad I didn't seeing as the value nearly halved! Anyhow, I'm sticking with them for now and will hold onto my crypto investments with the hope that the crypto revolution comes to fruition :-)
Here are some facts on all crypto assets..
1. Useless tokens that sit ontop of a blockchain with no real world value or value that's attached to the underlying asset. No shareholder rights, no voting rights and no rights on liquidation
2. All of the eth bnb mining fees are based on the individual investors swaping one useless token for another useless token (meme coins). These companies have no real turn over. These useless coin sales are the only thing keeping the lights on.
3. All defi dapps are based on leveraging/trading one useless token for another useless token, resulting in no real world improvements.
4. No cryptocurrency name/protocol is unique, I can fork my own chain from btc or rip the exact same code from github, develop my own blockchain exactly like btc, put a token ontop of and call it bitcoin.
5. Blockchain tech is not new and doesn't need a useless token to sit on top of it. Using ibm hyperledger which is open source and runs circles around all blockchains out there.
6. A vast majority claim to be decentralised but are far from that. Xrp ada included.
7. Skewed morals of Majority of the investors involved "crypto bros". They talk one min about "decentralised the world bro, help the small people" and at the same time knowingly and actively being involved in a ponzi scheme to rob novice small investors.
Shaky foundations, never end well.
Some one prove me wrong.
Seems you don't like crypto much! You should watch James at Invest Answers on you tube. The most sensible and level headed view of Bitcoin and many other crypto's, what they offer and why it's a store of value. Very, very compelling. Some people don't get it which is fair enough and it's okay to be wrong, but it's not okay to stay wrong :-)