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So I just purchased bitcoin on coinbase but really cannot tell whats happening. Should I just simply leave it in the exchange with Coinbase or transfer it to my wallet? I also see that coinbase have a vault and I’m guessing thats the same things as using a wallet. My goal is long term savings, put in some USD per week/month and let it sit. There’s nothing I dislike more than giving my bank information to these guys only for them to essentially say fuck you I still don’t trust you. I am a first-time crypto investor looking to purchase BTC and ETH primarily, but I am overwhelmed by the number of different apps/platforms I can use to start buying crypto.

And apologies if this has been posted in the wrong place, this is my first time posting in this sub. I finally decided to buy BTC this week and put $300 CAD into a Bitcoin Depot ATM to break the ice and finally put stake in crypto. The ATM said there was a $3 service fee plus 5-9% (I can’t remember the exact amount).

I was fine with the fee just to get started but when the BTC was deposited I was shocked to see the final amount was equivalent to $236 CAD.

Hi everyone, let’s start with this, i have around 15.000$, how much bitcoin should i buy, would be better if i’ll buy half of amount first? I’m not new but i hesitating about it’s diversification, please suggest me something. I need access to my crypto when i buy it not ten days later not even two days later. Can anyone dumb it down to a beginner’s level or guide me to a resource that explains the differences between these platforms and which would be the best to download to start investing?

Coinbase/Kraken/Gemini/Crypto.com/Binance/etc, I don’t know the difference and the flood of options is causing choice paralysis. Which company will allow me to use my crypto the fastest after a debit or credit card transaction that goes through on my end instantly. The money has been gone from my account for many days now but binance keeps telling me i have to wait 10 days.