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Part of that loss is the lower value of bitcoin at blockchain.  When you transfer that bitcoin to another wallet or exchange, you will see an increase in the value.  However, with the up or down movement of bitcoin between the time you moved it to blockchain - unless you look closely, you might not notice that there was a higher price at the receiving site than at the sending site.  ( Just as you didn't notice that Blockchain has a lower price than Coinbase.)

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32 fucking dolllars in fees not to mention the 10 to buy the bitcoin. I’ve gotta be doing something wrong

 

Yes, you must be doing something wrong.  No way should you be charged $32 on a $200 transaction.  My last transaction fee was 2% of the transaction - which I thought was high.  Half a year ago, transaction fees were more like 0.2%.

If you had Coinbase call up $200 from your bank account - they will have charged you a premium of $50 or $60 per bitcoin, and I'm not sure if they add a percentage on top of that.

If you made the transfer during high volume trading times, the fee paid to the miners increases.  Plus, quite often the trades are slowed down.  If the trade is delayed while the market is crashing, you will lose more money while in the delay.

 

But, if you simply sent $210 in bitcoin that was already just sitting in your Coinbase wallet to you Blockchain wallet, and you paid $32 in fees for that --- something is wrong.

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I understand the value of bitcoin might be different between CB and BC but the amount of bitcoin I sent and received are completely different

 

I sent .01328292

I received .01230361

 

Shouldn’t the amount of bitcoin be the same, and the price adjusted between the value of bitcoin at the 2 places.

 

Fish who is to say if I did bigger I wouldn’t get fucked over even more? 799 might be a $150 charge. And what do you mean by avoid coinbase? Where else can Americans instantly buy BC using a CC or a linked bank account?

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I understand the value of bitcoin might be different between CB and BC but the amount of bitcoin I sent and received are completely different

 

I sent .01328292

I received .01230361

 

Shouldn’t the amount of bitcoin be the same, and the price adjusted between the value of bitcoin at the 2 places.

 

Fish who is to say if I did bigger I wouldn’t get fucked over even more? 799 might be a $150 charge. And what do you mean by avoid coinbase? Where else can Americans instantly buy BC using a CC or a linked bank account?

 

gemini and kraken

 

if you do a lot of coinbase transactions, you're probably better off with their sister site gdax

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I just don’t feel like getting a fucking 12 inch dildo stuck up my ass every time I buy a little bitcoin. I could live with 20 bucks, hell it was 12 to go to the store and send a MG, but 50 fucking dollars from purchase to funding the book? That’s ridiculous. And if I bought a larger amount, I’d go all in. It doesn’t make sense for me

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