Yes, I am a bit worried. But maybe too worried. I have, what is to me, a substantial amount in their exchange.
I have a cold storage wallet but am not yet comfortable with it. Maybe I need to work that. My thought is to put a small amount into the cold wallet, create a new account with Binance, or Kraken, or someone, then transfer to there and see the coins pop up. I suppose that will take two transaction periods which I think are about 10 to 15 minutes each. Is that a reasonable plan?
Topic: Is the Gemini exchange in trouble? - page 2. (Read 257 times)
You think Gemini is in trouble because of the lawsuit from New York Anthony general that Gemini defrauded investors $1 billion
https://cointelegraph.com/news/gemini-genesis-dgc-sued-by-new-york-attorney-general-for-allegedly-defrauding-investors
Do not hold your coins on exchanges, move them to noncustodial wallet.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/gemini-genesis-dgc-sued-by-new-york-attorney-general-for-allegedly-defrauding-investors
Do not hold your coins on exchanges, move them to noncustodial wallet.
If I move to a different exchange, which one charges the least to sell coins and transfer the cash to a local bank for withdrawal?
I like Binance and OKX.
I have seen a few articles about the Gemini crypto exchange and legal problems in the U.S. Do you think they are in real trouble? Might that put my, our, coins in jeopardy?
If I move to a different exchange, which one charges the least to sell coins and transfer the cash to a local bank for withdrawal?
If I move to a different exchange, which one charges the least to sell coins and transfer the cash to a local bank for withdrawal?
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