They’ve come quite a long way, offering the Coinbase Wallet for those interested in De-Fi. But IMO, their biggest move is the Ether Staking capability while Ethereum upgrades to Ether 2.0. I am still on the waitlist for the next wave of people allowed to stake, and if you aren’t on Coinbase, feel free to use my referral site to earn an extra $10 for the both of us. Just click —> coinbase.com/join/walker_uyt?src=ios-link and you can sign up. Once you have set up your profile, Immediately go to Ethereum coin and join the current waitlist for the next wave of people allowed to stake their Ether. Ether 2.0 won’t be fully operative for at least a couple more years…so if you are smart, you will stake all your Ether ASAP and leave it for as long as the project occurs. Those are just my opinions, but with Ether already having fixed many issues, Ether 2.0 will likely be a dominant force in the crypto world for decades. Plus, if you have no interest in staking your Ether, getting set up on Coinbase is a smart move, as they are the most accepted crypto exchange when it comes to the American government. Not to mention being one of the top 3 exchanges in the world, making them a safe and easy choice. They have come a long way. I used to hate Coinbase, but I am slowly getting back into the swing of it. Why? They have so much capital, they have incredible security, they are an American Exchange, they offer people the option to delve into the De-Fi world, and they are continually building project after project for their customers. I will never use just one exchange. That’s dumb. But between Kraken, Coinbase, Binance.US, and a few cold wallet/small exchanges, I have a variety of options and just like a portfolio, I diversify. Hope this helps! ~L3
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