Is coinbase falling down

[rat03gopoh]

Now falling down? Why? Did anything big change? I don't think so.

What I caught is that he assumes each CEX produces its own version of "bitcoin." Or that bitcoin volatility varies depending on the performance (local liquidity) of the exchange where it's listed. Perhaps Coinbase is the only legally (with KYC) recognized platform where he can buy and sell bitcoin. idk.

But there shouldn't be a significant price difference between platforms, as there's been almost no opportunity for arbitrage trading with bitcoin in recent years, unless the OP is using a different version of Coinbase (phishing).

[FinneysTrueVision]

Coinbase is still quite popular despite having bad customer support and rogue employees that leaked customer information to scammers. They also charge all kinds of fees that are above industry standards. People still prefer them because it is easy to use even for beginners. Being based in the United States where there is strict regulations also gives people a sense of safety.

The options for people in the United States are very limited, and that has helped Coinbase become so dominant even if their reputation isn’t the best.

[davis196]

Past history Bitcoin seems as if it’s been on the downtrack of falling down and I think there is more platforms that are better than coinbase as it requires verification and some platform do not

What do you mean by "falling down"? Do you mean that Coinbase should file for bankruptcy or you mean that Coinbase is simply losing market share and customers? Do you have any verified data to prove your claims about Coinbase "falling down"? The fact that Bitcoin is facing a bear market doesn't mean that Coinbase would disappear. There were several crypto bear seasons in the past, but Coinbase survived all of them.
All big crypto trading platforms require KYC verification. I don't know about non-KYC crypto platforms being more popular than the KYC crypto platforms. It's actually quite the opposite. Can you mention a non-KYC crypto trading platform, which has more customers than Coinbase?

[DDB4U]

Past history Bitcoin seems as if it’s been on the downtrack of falling down and I think there is more platforms that are better than coinbase as it requires verification and some platform do not

What do you mean by "falling down"? Do you mean that Coinbase should file for bankruptcy or you mean that Coinbase is simply losing market share and customers? Do you have any verified data to prove your claims about Coinbase "falling down"? The fact that Bitcoin is facing a bear market doesn't mean that Coinbase would disappear. There were several crypto bear seasons in the past, but Coinbase survived all of them.
All big crypto trading platforms require KYC verification. I don't know about non-KYC crypto platforms being more popular than the KYC crypto platforms. It's actually quite the opposite. Can you mention a non-KYC crypto trading platform, which has more customers than Coinbase?

I mean the fact people are not buying bitcoins now at days is at stake because this president has the economy twisted and it’s tied to a good terms and conditions of course I have proof that I can share about the coinbase and services getting stricter

[noorman0]

I mean the fact people are not buying bitcoins now at days is at stake because this president has the economy twisted and it’s tied to a good terms and conditions of course I have proof that I can share about the coinbase and services getting stricter

Market trends don't actually impact the continuity of exchange operations; what they really need to do is comply with regulations and maintain a balance of financial inflows and outflows.

However, feel free to write more and provide proof. What you're trying to convey so far is still very ambiguous.