Maybe this is painfully obvious, but I was hoping somebody could explain to me the detriment to using Coinbase Pro's platform. Excusing the obvious retard marketing schemes of "It's for pros," is there any real merit on the platform? It's very quick to read at a glance and gives most of the detailed information in an easily interpretable fashion.
How does its features stack up to other exchanges, and is its lack of popularity due more to its choice of utility or lack thereof?
Fees you idiot.
Oh. That makes sense lol
Where does this meme come from? Coinbase Pro fees aren’t higher than any other usd-btc exchange, and they also charge absolutely nothing for usd deposits and withdrawals to/from your bank.
Why is it named after the german stock index?
pros
> best UI by far
> effectively zero fees if you are not a fomo basedhand feminine trader
> zero withdraw / deposit fees
> normie gateway, first mover in the US therefore have to maintain their credibility
cons
> extensive kyc, I believe one day they will ask for sharpie in a pooper with a timestamp
> started listing disgusting shitcoins
>german deutscher Aktienindex
Global Digital Asset Exchange
glad they finally got rid of that stupid name
Coinbase "Pro" is better? Pro!
Oh
Fuck you, retard
Charts are terrible. Other than that I like it as it's real fiat.
That charts are terrible as opposed to what? What references or tools do the charts on Pro lack that you would rather have?
they changes the fee structure pretty recently, it's no longer free for limit orders
cryptowat.ch is fucking awesome
Wow, this is really good, thanks! Also, this is OP, I'm at a different computer now.
If there's anyone else still reading this thread, have you ever seen any crypto tick-based charts? I've been wanting to use one for futures, but I can't find any.
coinbase pro has ZERO fees if you don't market buy/sell like a dumbfuck... at least for a little while longer
not true anymore even limit orders have fees now.
damn
its fees are greatly reduced from the normie version.
but reporting your trades to the IRS is a built in feature of the platform.
fees are only important if you trade a lot but then you will bleed money out the ass anyhow.
This is only true if you do 200 or more transactions per year on coinbase, regardless of the trade size. In addition, you have to receive $20,000 or more from these 200 or more transactions for Coinbase to send you a 1099-B (which means they've been reporting your info to the IRS.)
not to mention they send data to irs
refer to
1099-K
thank god i'm not murrican