What is the gas fee for your bridging? I tried to bridge $DIMO directly from my Polygon network to the Ethereum network in my MetaMask but the gas fees would eat up almost half of my airdrop. Now I just swap the $DIMO for USDC in the Polygon network and send it to my Coinbase account for literally a penny or 2.
I'm aware of that. When you said you were "bridging", that involves going from one network to another. In MetaMask, bridging to etherum network is expensive. I'm assuming you meant swapping DIMO to MATIC.
Ohhh I see. It was a little under $2 to get it from $matic to $usdc on Solana. Trying to bridge to $eth gives you a good idea of why people are using it less.
Swapping, sending or receiving on the Polygon network (to/from Coinbase at least) costs pennies and takes 10-15 minutes for the transaction to complete. I refuse to use the Ethereum network unless that is the only network to complete certain transactions (you can only send DIMO to Coinbase via Ethereum network, so I don't do that).
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Looks like HONEY just listed on Coinbase. DIMO and HNT are also both available. Any preferences among these 3?
Not $dimo, only trade that because it’s free. I think either of the other two
You know my stance. Just stack sats. Everything else is noise
Just another step in solidifying BTC into the mainstream.
BTC cyber hornets at work.
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I had to fill out those requests when I initially signed up for Coinbase, not since and I've been on Coinbase for several years.Has anyone received the following email from CoinBase? Just trying to make sure it's not a scam asking for a government issued photo ID...
Verify your info by March 23, 2024
Your account is missing some info that we need to comply with financial regulations. Please take a moment to verify your info today.
If you don't confirm by March 23, 2024 your account will be limited to withdrawals only.
Here’s what you need to verify
Once you’re ready, you can sign in to your Coinbase account to enter your info. For most customers, this takes less than 5 minutes. Learn more.
- Government-issued photo ID
- Latest version of the Coinbase app
Thanks, I've never verified through a government issues photo ID so that's probably why I received it.
I reactivated my COIN account a few weeks ago and had to verify via drivers license. Super easy and legit. Based on the Know Your Customer laws. I did it via their website to be sure.
I do. They aren’t offering it to the average person. I asked….
There's others just like this. They will cave in time
Keeping people in their ecosystem, rewarding their users, etc. The amount they make in fees is insane. Micro transactions on their wallet or anything else they develop are lucrative so finding a way to reward users makes sense.
when? when BTC is at $75k, $100k, $500k, $1M? All these Wall Street firms are taking the power away from people who want to improve their lives by taking a risk. Yes, they will all cave in time but they are making decisions on behalf of their clients that should be left up to the individual. These firms are setting themselves up for class action lawsuits.
Who knows. My guess is when the price is much higher. Or when enough people people together to create a social campaign negatively impacting those firms withholding. There wont be a suit. "they were looking in the best interest of their customers."
Platforms will change when they start losing customers to other ones (that are more open).
There’s just not enough coins to go around.
Is this in regard to BTC?
Ya, if people really want in on crypto, there are plenty of avenue's to do so, and they will go there to do it.
This has already been tried many times and failed. Why would people that value BTC automatically value a copycat or something new in the same way? I don't think that's how human nature works.
