Quote from: esjb11 on January 24, 2018, 03:30:12 PM

Hello. I live in Sweden and I,m going to start to do some mid-long time savings in bitcoins. I have done some research and I,m thinking about buying then on either Coinbase, Gemini or Blockchain.info.
What do you guys think is the best alternative? What I have seen it seems to be Gemini but people say that it takes ages to verify you account there and should I really wait that long I mean bitcoins might skyrock in price when I,m waiting.

Well, why not to try other platforms than the mentioned ones? If you want fast and secure deposits then you can try services like Localbitcoins. They aren't related to Coinbase or others but I started with them and everything was smooth, and I still use them sometimes even this day. Localbitcoins doesn't sell Bitcoins itself, and that's why fees are somewhat high. It is a user-user based platform, and if a seller has good reviews, then the trade will be smooth and fast.

Quote from: esjb11 on January 24, 2018, 03:30:12 PM

should I move the bitcoins I,m going to buy to an offline wallet? If that's the case which one? A

Yes, you should move your Bitcoins to hardware wallets if your investments are more than $5000 but if the investments are less than that then there is no need of hardware wallets. However, if you still want to use an offline wallet then go for either "Nano Ledger S Hardware Wallet" or "Trezor Hardware Wallet."

Quote from: esjb11 on January 24, 2018, 03:30:12 PM

And is there a fee for sending my bitcoins between any of those places and my offline bitcoin wallet?

Of course there are some fees for sending your Bitcoins from one wallet to other, and whether you send your Bitcoins from one online wallet to other or from online wallets to your offline wallet, you'll have to pay the transaction fees.