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Message: [QUOTE="dj11, post: 4054447, member: 13851"] Went to gdax.com, and viewed the fee schedule. Those fees seem very reasonable. If they hold steady over a length of time, then 'playing' the altcoin market might be a better profit than playing poker. Remember that most tourneys charge at least a 5% fee, and any ring rake is gonna be at least 5%. With fees in the 1/4 % range, and an approximate 1 in 2 chance to play for a profit (it either goes up or down), the altcoin play will actually be a lot better 'gamble' than a poker game. Chances of losing the buy-in remain, but getting ITM will be close to a 50% thing, albeit with smaller profits. Worth thinking about for me anyway. I'm not positive, but those fees seems significantly lower than broker fees when trading stocks or bonds. I am unclear on how they (gdax) associates with coinbase. If I have a wallet at coinbase, will I need another wallet at gdax? I hate the idea of paying a coinbase fee to xfer all my assets to gdax. I understand we can have a gazillion wallets, scattered all over the universe. But I wouldn't, and don't want to be tracking a gazillion wallets, a single wallet would be best, but a couple won't kill me. And would it be good advice to refer folks to gdax rather than coinbase, using the caveat about fees as the primary reason? I am in sort of a delicate time in that I am expecting to have to change my email on all sorts of accounts as I transfer to a new ISP. I set up my coinbase account with what will soon become my old email. Timing thing as the change to a new ISP didn't even come up till this week. Not a task I relish in any way.:( ... however, I have figured out how using the alt email I set up years ago is easier than how I use my existing email. [/QUOTE]

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