Check the fees section on the coinbase and bittrex websites. Coinbase tend to have higher fees than their sister company coinbase pro (formerly gdax). I'm guessing bittrex will have the better rates but you'll have to go and check.I have signed up to Coinbase and bittrex with the view to purchasing some bitcoin and then neo altcoin. So do I need to link my bank account to coinbase, or should I just transfer to coinbase using the visa option?
I take it I can’t buy neo using “real cash”, I need to purchase bitcoin first and then use that to get neo? Will I get charged fees going from real cash -to bitcoin -to neo and then the same on the way out? If so how much are the fees?
See above - be aware that the fortunes of bitcoin can affect your Neo holding. Crypto is highly volatile and high risk. Probably best to determine a coin or coins that you believe have utility in the long term. I tend to look at projects that are showing signs of real world adoption (eg. collaborations with industry, etc.). Most coins are simply not going to be around soon enough (as they don't have utility).I feel neo is in a dip and will bounce back up soon.
A harware wallet like Trezor or Ledger Nano will cost you around €100. You can use the exchanges for the amount you mentioned. However, make sure your machine is free of malware and the like and that you have a good regime in that respect.Do I use the coinbase wallet or should I use a hardware wallet?
Of course.What’s the story with cgt? I take it it’s applicable to this?
Confused on this bit...whats the difference in doing an iban from your bank account?Join Revolut, transfer by debit card from your bank account to Revolut, this is instant, set up an iban transfer to coinbase
Gdax/Coinbase Pro don't charge any transaction fees on Limit Orders? If not there, surely they monetise at some stage in the process?transfer to coinbase pro, you can do limit purchases free of fees,
Had heard it was a little faster alright but a week seems rough for bank a/c to coinbase.whereas topping up Revolut with debit card was instant and transfer to coinbase was often same-day.
I was trying to get that sorted after the big December surge so no doubt they were snowed under with new account requests. It was also a case of me wanting to change address from one country to another - and this seemed to trip them up no end...they didn't seem to know how to deal with it and left it linger for months...until I tried again and it was the same...and then eventually one day they made the change (I'd long since started using other exchanges at that point).I had no issue with account verification on coinbase site, hence the reason I have remained with them.
Hmm, you can and it's no harm to see them go that way. However, their rates of exchange don't represent value and you can't remove crypto from your revolut account which is very restrictive.you can use revolut to speculate on a few of them as well, the main ones at least just covert your euro to bitcoin.
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