Coinbase wallet fees are too high.
The article discusses how the fees associated with using a Coinbase wallet are too high. The author argues that the fees make it difficult to use the wallet for small transactions and that they are out of proportion to the service provided.
1) "Coinbase Wallet Fees: Too High for Some Users"
2) "Coinbase Wallet Fees: Too High, Causes Low Liquidity"
3) "Coinbase Wallet Fees: Causes Low Liquidity, Causes Price Volatility"
2) "Coinbase Raises Fees, Some Users Not Happy"
Coinbase announced on July 18 that it would be increasing its fees for cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. The company stated that the increase would take effect in October, but some users were not happy with the news. Coinbase has since stated that it will still allow users to withdraw their funds at no cost, regardless of the fees.
3) "Coinbase Wallet Fees Increased, Some Users Outraged"
Coinbase announced on July 18th that their wallet fees will be increasing from 0.25% to 0.50%. Some users are outraged, believing that the increase will make it difficult for them to use Coinbase.
4) "Some Coinbase Users angry about Higher Fees"
https://www.coindesk.com/some-coinbase-users-angry-about-higher-fees/
5) "Coinbase Adds 0.25 Percent Fee on All Bitcoin Transactions"
https://www.coindesk.com/coinbase-adds-0-25-percent-fee-on-all-bitcoin-transactions/
5) "Fees on Coinbase Wallet Higher than Other Wallets"
This is not true. Fees on Coinbase Wallet are lower than other wallets. For example, fees on the Bitcoin Cash wallet are 3.99%.
6) "Coinbase's Higher Fees could Drive Away Customers"
One of the reasons Coinbase increased its fees was to offset the declining value of Bitcoin and Ethereum. However, this decision may have the opposite effect and drive away customers.
7) "Is Coinbase's High Fee Structure sustainable?"
In the past, Coinbase has raised its fees multiple times. However, it is now offering a lower fee structure for certain transactions. It is unclear if this lower fee structure will be sustainable in the long term.
