Quote (moonbeam420 @ Aug 6 2024 06:48am)
those are practices that been happening in the cryptospace for years, when a crash happen, customers not able to log in, only allowing the ones running the exchanges to actually buy the dips and everyday regular people can't play the game, only the ones actually controlling the game can
interestingly enough, for couple weeks now, the dump was expected on that date for the cryptospace but it did as well for the stock market
at this time can only speculate but since bitcoin is now fully tied to the $ (through tether and whatnot) while it was meant to compete/replace the $/fiat system, idk, maybe there's some more ties to it that meets the eye
this was the catalyst for my crypto exit - coinbase fucked pretty much every user of theirs in december of 2017 to some degree. for as much as crypto is heralded as an "unregulated" currency, its sure subject to the same rules and controls as the stock market
as for vanguard, i havent had any issues at all in 10+ years other than their UI which has improved a lot lately though it is still pretty basic compared to say Schwab