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Binance is the most user friendly and has a wide range of assets.

You can withdraw to a personal wallet for a small fee.

Depends on the asset you are withdrawing, with ADA it has its own wallets like Daedalus or Yoroi.

If you are feeling flush buy a dedicated hardware wallet like Tezos or Ledger Nano-X.

There are software wallets like SafePal and TrustWallet if you prefer.

  • Amps replied to this.

    Hursty If you are feeling flush buy a dedicated hardware wallet like Tezos or Ledger Nano-X.

    Sooooooo, if I use Coinbase, I should be able to easily withdraw Bitcoin to a hardware wallet from Ledger but for a small fee?

        Hursty Thanking you! So many options, I wanted to make sure I didnā€™t start off down a dead end.

            Amps No worries anytime.

            Bitcoin is over $1 Trillion market cap now.

              Anyone used Binance? Dodgy name, but how is the interface / customer service?

                Amps Itā€™s one of the best out there, 0% bank deposit for the Uk as well.

                App is user friendly and they list a large variety of coins. Their BNB coin has risen insane levels this year.
                Its so popular there have been a few outages but they are all over it.

                • Amps replied to this.

                    Old-Dutch Standard market correction, not even up to 30% which is well within the normal range. Just sounds a lot now as Bitcoin is worth so much.

                    Everyone wrongly focuses on the $$ amount not the percentage and volume.

                    Bitcoin will hit $100,000 this cycle, you can quote me on that.

                        Hursty I should be able to transfer any coin away from them to a hard wallet too? Same as Coinbase?

                            Amps Yep, just go to your wallet , click coin and then withdraw.

                              18 days later

                              The old adage of ā€œif itā€™s too good to be true, it usually isā€ really springs to mind.

                              • Amps replied to this.
                                9 days later

                                Bought an NFT today for no other reason than to ā€˜get involvedā€™

                                17 days later

                                bosstrabs This is why alot of crypto are using or switching to proof of stake rather than proof of work. Which doesnt require stupid processing power.

                                    The_Greek They donā€™t want to hear it mate, save your breath. Also donā€™t mention renewable electricity.

                                        Bought an etherium coin the other day to see what the fuss is about. The only interesting thing so far is coinbaseā€™s eye goughing prices for doing a trade.