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A streamer I follow in recent months started being sponsored by Binance and about a week ago I decided to dip my toe into the crypto market and see what all the different names I'd heard offered. Binance just felt like a clutter upon viewing it, offering too much info and no guidance to start it looked like I feel straight into the stock market but with no idea where to buy stock. I'd heard of Coinbase and how they offer bitcoin to join so I checked it out only to find it feels like alot of people buy BTC off of it for the purpose of converting it to another crypto that Coinbase doesn't carry on their platform. Robinhood has the random stock to join, mentioned commission free buying and selling which seemed the most too good to be true of them all but maybe I'm thinking it covers more than it does. Lastly I used Uphold as it was mentioned by my only friend in the field. It's very basic in that you can see your portfolio, markets and buy/sell all on the same page. I like this part the issue I have is their page is bland, it doesn't welcome learning or news, it only handles around 35 crypto and the price they charge for a buy or sell fluctuates without showing it, it just gives a preview and you have to work the numbers out.
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