I have no idea...bitcoin is confusing
do you withdraw to your coinbase account or Bitcoin Wallet?
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gavinSBR MVP
- 07-26-09
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#1do you withdraw to your coinbase account or Bitcoin Wallet?Tags: None -
ace7550SBR MVP
- 05-08-15
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#2There's a thread that should answer all your questions at the top of the bitcoin sports betting sectionComment -
5mike5SBR Aristocracy
- 09-21-11
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#3I send to wallet.
But thats what I have always doneComment -
gavinSBR MVP
- 07-26-09
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#4thanks. i tried it to the walletComment -
bitcoinLukeSBR Sharp
- 05-12-17
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#5Are you talking from a sportsbook? If so, I wouldnt withdraw straight to coinbase....they might ban your account. Withdraw from sportsbook to blockchain, exodus, electrum wallet, then send to coinbase to cash outComment -
DwightShruteSBR Aristocracy
- 01-17-09
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#6sportsbook ---> blockchain or airbitz or mycellium or whatever ---> coinbase
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bitcoinLukeSBR Sharp
- 05-12-17
- 390
#7sportsbook ---> blockchain or airbitz or mycellium or whatever ---> coinbase
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mYvqlhzF0A&t=7s
Must be an echo in hereComment -
LT ProfitsSBR Aristocracy
- 10-27-06
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#8I go one better:
Sportsbook ---> Blockchain ---> Kraken exchange ---> Coinbase
That way if Coinbase ever questions you, you have the built-in excuse of being trader at Kraken,Comment -
themike78SBR MVP
- 07-01-13
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#10Or you could save yourself some money and not use coinbase at all. They are a complete scumbag company that does not care about it's customers. Trust me.Comment -
GoatmanSBR High Roller
- 06-27-17
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#11I too am done with Coinbase. Before I sign up for Kraken, do they have a referral program like Coinbase does, with a small bonus for both parties? Just curious.Comment -
dlowillySBR Posting Legend
- 11-09-16
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#12Yeah coin base is a ripoff
What about bitcoin from sbr? Should we go through blockchain then to bits tamp or straight to bitstamp?Comment -
5mike5SBR Aristocracy
- 09-21-11
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#13I don't even mess with any exchanges.
book to blockchain wallet to bitpay cardComment -
MeanPeopleSuckSBR Wise Guy
- 04-29-17
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#14
But Kraken has a lousy reputation in the bitcoin community, too. Their charts are hard to read, they constantly break down and their live markets aren't very live. Instead, you might want to consider:
1. https://www.bitstamp.net/ -- If you're not concerned about alt coins (they only trade BTC, XRP, LTC and ETH) and don't mind a lack of margin trading and short selling, then Bitstamp's a great option. They're fully EU regulated, incorporated in Luxembourg and operate out of Slovenia, so they're completely independent of whatever precedent gets set in the IRS vs Coinbase decision.
2. https://www.bitfinex.com/ -- If you're not located in the US, Bitfinex allows completely anonymous trading. They offer about 15 alts, margin and short trading.
3. https://bittrex.com/ -- If you like alt coins, Bittrex is THE place to be, offering over 100 coins. They're US based, so they will be subject to the precedent set in IRS vs Coinbase, but they allow some small stakes anonymous trading. If you verify your ID, they also offer margin and short selling.Comment -
GoatmanSBR High Roller
- 06-27-17
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#17You're absolutely right to dump Coinbase -- they're the direct defendant in a lawsuit by the IRS to get YOUR trading records.
But Kraken has a lousy reputation in the bitcoin community, too. Their charts are hard to read, they constantly break down and their live markets aren't very live. Instead, you might want to consider:
1. https://www.bitstamp.net/ -- If you're not concerned about alt coins (they only trade BTC, XRP, LTC and ETH) and don't mind a lack of margin trading and short selling, then Bitstamp's a great option. They're fully EU regulated, incorporated in Luxembourg and operate out of Slovenia, so they're completely independent of whatever precedent gets set in the IRS vs Coinbase decision.
2. https://www.bitfinex.com/ -- If you're not located in the US, Bitfinex allows completely anonymous trading. They offer about 15 alts, margin and short trading.
3. https://bittrex.com/ -- If you like alt coins, Bittrex is THE place to be, offering over 100 coins. They're US based, so they will be subject to the precedent set in IRS vs Coinbase, but they allow some small stakes anonymous trading. If you verify your ID, they also offer margin and short selling.Comment
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