For somebody who will be using a custodian, at this point buying an ETF that uses Coinbase seems better than buying BTC on Coinbase.

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I hope they rug you so you would understand why tru bitcoiners buy bitcoin

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Hateful

Sometimes they need to hear it like this for them to understand.

“The Kid” chose violence

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That he did. That he did. And I’m here for it.

You wish me loss? Mm. Ok. Happy Thursday to you too.

So you do understand.

The single point of failure is still coinbase regardless.

Yes, true, but seems a way to not pay Counbase’s higher buy/sell fees. (Though if you hold long enough, the ETF fees will exceed the Coinbase fees.)

Both are an IOU. Holding on coinbase you at least have the ability to collect on that IOU by removing it from exchange. ETFs are a walled garden and really only should be used by speculators who don’t want underlying freedom tech.

Better fees?

Seems that way, though maybe only for short or medium holding periods.

The real custodian play would be to buy on Fidelity and then transfer to Coinbase for long term storage haha

You’ve probably said this before, but why are you a custodian user?