Hard at work
Screenshot of Wesley Crusher looking intently at a computer with the Traveler.
Top text: "Too busy to notice" Bottom text: "The servers are down"
Screenshot of Wesley Crusher looking intently at a computer with the Traveler.
Top text: "Too busy to notice" Bottom text: "The servers are down"
Russian crew attempts to fix worsening air leak on its portion of orbital laboratory
I didn't make up the highfalutin text on the sign behind him.
Hi folks,
I just created an Coinbase account to receive (small amounts of) Bitcoin from another service. I would have looked into it more before doing so, but it was actually the only option, so I just dove in. However, from what I can tell, I don't necessarily need to keep anything in my Coinbase account, and if I ever plan on doing anything else (buying, selling, making payments) with crypto, I'm curious if Coinbase is the right place to do it.
I've only done the most basic of research. I know more about blockchain and ledgers than I do about wallets and exchanges, and that still isn't a lot.
So:
Does it cost anything to move my BTC out of Coinbase? Are there better places to keep it that would make it worth it? Is Coinbase safe? Is it a terrible company? Would other places be safer, easier, harder? What am I not thinking of?
Sent to me by a friend, don't judge the misspelling of "strait" lol.
As opposed to "It tastes awful. And it works."
I saw an ad for it tonight and the "And" completely threw me. I could have sworn it was always "but"...
xAI, the company that developed Grok, responds to CBC: 'Legacy Media Lies'
"I'm disappointed that I came to Canada — a Canada that it is very, very difficult to find Canadians who are passionate about the American-Canadian relationship." - Pete Hoekstra