>The problem with Bitcoin being on your computer is that its useless there.
If you want to use the BC on your computer, you can transfer it to wherever you want.
>The problem with Bitcoin being on your computer is that its useless there.
If you want to use the BC on your computer, you can transfer it to wherever you want.
Like Binance you mean? It's slow, expensive and they get you at the place where you transfer it. You transfer it because its useless in your computer.
Binance, and most other exchanges, don't charge platform deposit fees. USDC/T is not expensive to transfer.
crypto has its own chain based fees that are transferred to the miners that when crypto is actually used on chain get much higher than typical banking fees.
Off peak USDC/T transfer fees are very low, which I referred to in my post. Your comment directly implied that the exchanges take a cut on deposit.
For many bank transfer fees are 0 and happens instantly. No need to wait for the stars to align.