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In general, Crypto has lower fees than Coinbase. Crypto charges up to 0.4% per trade, and this amount is less if you’re a crypto card holder. The platform charges more for credit card purchases, coming in at 2.99% per credit card purchase. That said, the tax code is notoriously complicated, so finding out which capital gains tax rate applies to your specific situation is not always easy. Combine that with the fact that many accountants are unfamiliar with the ins and outs of cryptocurrency trading, and it can seem like an impenetrable problem. Crypto Exchange provides numerous features that enables investors to grow their crypto portfolio, such as Stake and Earn, the Supercharger, The Syndicate, the Referral Program, and more. Additionally, it recently enabled global USD deposits, which allows users to transfer USD from their bank accounts and receive their funds in USDC. For this service, there is no processing fee required by Crypto. Furthermore, new listings are announced on Crypto on the daily, providing investors with the unique opportunity of choosing from an array of cryptocurrencies.
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It’s money. At the time of writing, one bitcoin is currently worth about NZ$70,500. You do not have to buy or sell one whole bitcoin. If a dollar is a bitcoin, a cent is a Satoshi – one Satoshi is currently worth NZ$0.00071072. In January 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto introduced Bitcoin as open-source code and released it on a cryptography mailing list. Before you imagine the kinds of people on this mailing list, imagine how rich they are, considering the price is over 100,000x the introduction price of 30 cents. Because Bitcoin fluctuates on supply and demand, previous halvings have precipitated massive increases in price, even if, in the short term, miners\u2019 incomes are effectively cut in half. Anything digital! Digital art, your tweet, music…anything but a lot of the current excitement is around art specifically. So, let’s double click on that and I’ll give you some examples. Someone paid $390,000 for a 50-second video of Grimes and $6.6 million dollars for a 60-second video by digital artist Beeple. And a Cucci ghost gif that sold for $3,600 is reselling right now for $16,300. Some people think this is the future of art collecting. It makes sense if you think about it. It gives creators another platform to sell their stuff and there is a feature that everytime it is resold, the creator gets a cut.