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Sad news. Much respect.

Tick tock next block :smirk:

Thats a very low volume market to be making such bold prediction. ~$9 million last 24 hr vol on BTC/USD. I would have thought it would be relatively easy to make a wick like that with such thin order books. https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/coinsuper/

Which exchange did you see this on?

A volcano powered bitcoin mine funded city to be precise. I would love to have seen the responses on here in 2017 and earlier if someone said that.

Or use Brave browser

yes to both on coinbase.com & pro.coinbase.com

Removing the sim/module would invalidate the warranty on a new car and might even invalidate some peoples insurance. Completely insane thing to do.

You could do this using google sheets. Each exchange has an api call that lists all the pairs. Check that on a timer and when it finds a new one send yourself an email. You need a bit of google script obviously but its possible I made one in 2018 for coinbase.

https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/1461016710476095496

Oh man a shock like that would have given me a heart attack!

This is what CZ said in 2018 when some new startup called them out Around the same time they said that any listing fees would be donated to charity. Seems they listed a few shitcoins since then though lol But anyway, it still says this on their website...

I think you misunderstand me. You told exodus to send $400 and it sent $400 worth of eth as valued when you clicked send. Whats it say you sent when you look on etherscan?

Its not Coinbase doing the robbing. But use google authenticator as your 2FA, use Coinbase's delayed withdrawl vault feature and call your phone network and tell them to put a block on porting your number. First two are easy second not so much but all that and short of a rug pull or an...

I would hazard a guess that during the time it took you to do that first screenshot the ETH/USD rate changed. Then by the time you clicked Send your $400 was slightly more ETH. Look the transaction hash up on etherscan you will probably see that you actually sent the higher amount.

And the irony is if your friend had done that he still would have his crypto. Im honestly not sure what you think Coinbase should do in this instance? But it seems you are more on the right track with going after the phone operator. Its them that ported him so easily so they are really at...

Its not. You can get sim swapped on your paypal account or wherever else you use sms as 2fa. Its the phone companies that are at fault but everyone keeps blaming coinbase, paypal or whoever so it never gets tightened up.

I know you are angry but all you are doing here is giving bad advice that could lead people down the same road as your friend. Dont trust any of them. If people must keep things on exchanges they should be spread across a few for damage limitation at least. Your friend got sim swapped so...

Didnt read the thread title....check Didnt read the OP...check Didnt read the thread...check Got sig banner in there anyway...check Nice work, well done.

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