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React Native at Coinbase, based in SF, formerly Apple/Facebook.
Twitter: @htormey
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Also the base price is more expensive than gdax (also owned by coinbase).
I’m renewing my drivers license next month so this problem will go away. Just letting others on hn know as you can be stuck in a verification queue for a long time.
I have a coinbase account that I can buy with but I am stuck at the verification stage on gdax..
Coinbase allow you to buy ltc, eth, bch and btc. If you wanted to buy monero you would first have to buy one of those then transfer to another exchange.
Edit: my bad. I got confused by the new Robinhood ux:
-Robinhood is not allowing you to transfer in crypto from outside.
-Robinhood does allow you to transfer crypto out but you have to go through extra verification steps.
The listing of so many altcoins in the robinhood app (monero, zcash, etc) plus it’s low fees makes buying on altcoin exchanges that only accept crypto like binance a lot less attractive. No longer will users have to buy $ltc/$eth on coinbase/gdax then transfer to another exchange to buy altcoins.
This will have a big impact on the crypto ecosystem. The gauntlet has been thrown down for coinbase.
Edit: my bad. I got confused by the app update, Robinhood are just displaying tracking data for alts :
Any discussion about third level education needs to take into account price and hence ROI.
I’m really surprised that this article doesn’t talk about the high rate at which US college tuition costs increased from 2008 to present. Especially for law schools. The closest it gets is the following paragraph:
“But in the past few years, the winds have shifted. The birthrate fell, the pay advantage for college graduates over high-school graduates declined, states cut $9 billion in funding to public colleges and student debt soared.”
Tuition in the US has gone up a lot while wages for many jobs have stayed relatively flat:
“In during the 1980-81 school year, the average college tuition at private universities was $9,882. By 2014-15, that number exploded to $26,740.
For public universities, the tuition figures went from $2,196 to $8,534”
https://businessinsider.com/this-chart-shows-college-tuition...
This is the main reason why colleges are struggling in the US.
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/mortgages-real-estate/...
The cointracker.io people import from exchanges, wallets via APIs and cab file import. Which allows you to track your positions without all the manual labor of inputting them one by one.
They are also selling a tax service for us customers.
Hopefully you guys can work something out about the whole naming thing.
https://www.breaker.audio/unchained-big-ideas-from-the-world...
It talks about this scenario. I’d also consider just hiring one of them.
How are people buying alt coins? Specifically what is the top Alt exchanges on your platform? I.e is it binance, bitterex or another?
I just did my tax with bitcoin.tax but I will have to check out yax and see how it compares. Bitcoin.tax has a very basic ux some I am looking forward to seeing some innovation in this space.
1) It would be nice to see some information about what exchanges/wallets my coins are sitting on. i.e I use Binance/Bitterex, I could have purchased XMR on both.
2) I was prompted to import my trade history from Bitterex (I have worked with their API, it sucks so I feel for you having to work with it). I did that but I still get hit with this dialog on the performance page:
"We currently do not have the full deposit, withdrawal or trade history for some of your exchange accounts."
All of my coins are imported.
3) On mobile the Tax page has a bunch of CSS/layout errors on iOS (iPhone 6+). Lots of widgets are outside the margins.
1) Are most off your users from the USA or international?
2) What are the most popular exchanges people link with you? i.e is Coinbase number 1?
3) Do you disclose any data about your users to third parties?
4) What's the most surprising thing you have learnt so far building this?
5) Are their any laws around investing advise that you have to be wary of?
Update: Oh I just read through your FAQ and you plan on launching one soon. Any ETA on that?
“According to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), it is legal to travel with any amount of cash or other monetary instruments in and out of the United States. However, you must declare your cash to customs if the amount exceeds $10,000 or its foreign equivalent.”
http://traveltips.usatoday.com/travel-airline-cash-9937.html
Traveling with more than 10k of gold or cash is much more noticeable than 10k plus of BTC, aka a piece of paper Wirh some words scribbled on it.