Topic: Coinbase giving Bitcoin holders interest ? - page 2. (Read 1998 times)
When you say "Coinbase giving Bitcoin holders interest?" did you mean that BSave was a sister company or a partner with Coinbase? or is BSave an independent company allowing users to link their coinbase wallet to access users funds and provide interest on them? I mean if that's the case then BSave and coinbase would typically have no relatino, and coinbase wouldn't be giving its users interest.
you need to connect your coinbase wallet to BSAVE saving account, then transfer your btc to your saving account and get daily interest. At least that's what I read from the official BSAVE website, still doubt to try so I'll try till someone say that it is good/legit. 
What does it take to make an account on BSAVE ? Just an email , password and username and you are ready to go ? because if it require real information's like ID etc ... I'm sure it won't get much users , at least I know I won't use them .
you need to connect your coinbase wallet to BSAVE saving account, then transfer your btc to your saving account and get daily interest. At least that's what I read from the official BSAVE website, still doubt to try so I'll try till someone say that it is good/legit.
Whoa, Havent heard of them doing this before. I'd also be interested in hearing more information, I mainly use coinbase for holding onto bigger amounts of bitcoin. Anyone have experience here and could shed some light on the subject?
I was reading this Bitcoin Holders Can Now Receive Daily Interest Payments On Coinbase article on Cointelegraph : http://cointelegraph.com/news/116125/bitcoin-daily-interest-payments-coinbase and I was wondering who tried this ?
I can't seem to understand how it works exactly .
I can't seem to understand how it works exactly .
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