I don't think so, no. Some people have big $$$, so the fee truly is inconsequential. Ha

Should I just be doing my trading through GDAX then? And just leave the funds in there? Are there any better trading platforms I should be using?

And then when I want to cash out just withdraw to Coinbase and sell through them?

Thanks again for the help I really appreciate it.

I personally use binance for low fees and cryptopia for altcoin options

Well, GDAX isn't an extensive exchange. It's really only for Litecoin, Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Ethereum. But yes, cashing out through Coinbase is the definite way to go when you want to exit and get fiat. However, you'd have to trade your coin for either Eth, Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, or Litecoin (If it's not already one of these), and then send it to Coinbase, and then sell it for USD, and then cash out.

If you're wanting to buy/get into different coins, then a good starting point is here: https://coinmarketcap.com/

You can click on the specific coin you're interested in (or search for it), and then on the specific coin's page you'll see a tab above the chart that says "Markets". It'll show you all the exchanges where you can get that coin. So really, there's no 1 size fits all for exchanges, and unfortunately if you're wanting to really get into crypto, chances are you'll have to create an account on more than one exchange.

In general, my favorite exchange to use so far has been Binance: https://www.binance.com/

If you end up making an account on Binance, then please consider using my referral link: https://www.binance.com/?ref=11609323

This post was edited by Handcuffs on Jan 4 2018 10:46pm

Nice keylogger, the real referral link has a 4 in it not a 6

Exposed.

You should have snuck in a step that has him send eth to your wallet in that wall of text

I am a nice friend.

cryptopia looks pretty dodgey tbh

Its not user friendly since the website looks like a spreadsheet but its old enough for me to trust it

Its the safest place to get those goofy $.0001 coins