Congrats, @snarlcakes Your wealth has increased tremendously lately.
Remember us little people on your way up.
Remember us little people on your way up.
lol...short answer yes. Assuming you don't want to self custody, I would suggest coinbase or cash app. The fees are a little higher, but both are extremely easy to use and U.S. regulated companies. I use both. You can also buy it through ETFs in retirement accounts as well.I'll probably regret opening this can of worms, but is coinbase the best, safest place to buy Bitcoin?
Can't you just buy shares in BTC-USD?lol...short answer yes. Assuming you don't want to self custody, I would suggest coinbase or cash app. The fees are a little higher, but both are extremely easy to use and U.S. regulated companies. I use both. You can also buy it through ETFs in retirement accounts as well.
I'll probably regret opening this can of worms, but is coinbase the best, safest place to buy Bitcoin?
Yes, that's what you do when you use an exchange like Coinbase or Cash App.Can't you just buy shares in BTC-USD?
Vanguard ID?You can also buy it through ETFs in retirement accounts as well.
I'm probably making this too difficult - I can just buy it like normal through Robinhood or Charles Schwab or whtever exchange I normally use, right?Yes, that's what you do when you use an exchange like Coinbase or Cash App.
Unfortunately, Vanguard still hasn't approved the Bitcoin ETFs for it's clients. I guess they wanted to protect you against IBITs 90% return this year 🤷♂️Vanguard ID?
Yes.I'm probably making this too difficult - I can just buy it like normal through Robinhood or Charles Schwab or whtever exchange I normally use, right?
The other side of that is the guy who bought 2 pizzas for 10k bitcoins back in 2010.
Yeah but honestly you can’t really say that. Guy found someone who takes bitcoin. What would you doThe other side of that is the guy who bought 2 pizzas for 10k bitcoins back in 2010.
Disc golfer did it to. Everybody thought he was dumb. Guess not.
Or you can buy MSTR or COIN on stock exchange to get exposure to Bitcoin. The miners could be a good play as well. CLSK. This isn’t financial advice.lol...short answer yes. Assuming you don't want to self custody, I would suggest coinbase or cash app. The fees are a little higher, but both are extremely easy to use and U.S. regulated companies. I use both. You can also buy it through ETFs in retirement accounts as well.