Coinbase vs. thinkorswim

I think Coinbase is extremely suitable for people who are just starting to get into crypto-related activities. Based on how easy it is to use along with the brand recognition I think it offers beginners a better sense of security. Just like all trading platforms, it is extremely easy to get carried away as you only have to confirm your purchase twice and it goes through. It would not be very suitable for those who have little self-control.

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I would not hesitate to recommend thinkorswim to someone who wants to get into the stock market. The opportunity to use "paper money" can help beginners learn the fundamentals of trading without any risk. Although the trial period is only 60 days, [that's a] good amount of time for new users to learn enough before venturing out into the real world. Adding to the positives, thinkorswim mobile app is superb and a great way to keep up with your portfolio on the go.

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• Coinbase has a really nice looking design which offers for a better user experience.
• Coinbase is extremely easy to use.
• Coinbase does a great job delivering company news/changes to its users.
• Coinbase offers frequent updates which makes you feel more secure using their services.

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• Day Trading
• Swing Trading
• Long term Investment

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• Just like other apps(venmo, cashapp, PayPal) it keeps all your trade portfolio under coin based. Not transferable
• Even though, they give you a starting balance of $10. They do wants you to put at least $10 of your money
• The training video are simple. Learn about US dollar coin, USD, and bitcoin. But it doesn't teach you how to be a savvy trader. That will take additional education
• You can't add small cryptocurrency like BAR to your portfolio. It certain amount to trade with.

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• Offering more streaming platforms, like bloomberg for example or Fox Business.

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The application and desktop versions are updated regularly and rarely experience down time.

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I haven't needed to contact support for Coinbase yet—it's probably because it is super easy to use and very intuitive. If I were to use the support, it would probably be better than these other companies because most of the other ones come from foreign markets or aren't as big as Coinbase.

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Coinbase is just better overall, with access to investments that can be traded for USD. As well as the crypto that can gain interest, Coinbase is amazing at educating the user along with providing real-time data, that allows the user to make the best decision they can when making this kind of risky investment. Coinbase takes the risk out of Crypto.

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I have personally used Charles Schwab mobile app and online page for about 3 years and have been thoroughly satisfied. Before TD Ameritrade and Charles Schwab merged, I had used thinkorswim for the 60-day paper money trial before using my real money on investments. I confidently believe the time I've spent on thinkorswim has helped me mitigate any big losses in my investments. As for robinhood, the mobile app is a lot better for beginners to understand and the UI can be described as more aesthetically pleasing. thinkorswim triumphs in many other aspects [as well] such as being backed up by TD Ameritrade and Charles Schwab and the plethora of knowledge [a user can access].

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• It's saved time from figuring out how to buy and sell cryptocurrencies
• It makes monitoring market prices and fluctuations in the value of crypto holdings very easy and simple. Which also saves time.
• We don't do as high of volume so the lower transaction costs even though there is a slight premium saves us a lot of money in contrast to many of the exchanges that can charge 4-5+% transaction costs.

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• Easy to place orders
• Easy to analyse stocks
• Easy to check over all portfolio

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