Quote from: nasipadang on October 07, 2019, 04:45:58 AM

Quote from: Pipdips on October 03, 2019, 09:17:45 PM

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Coinbase Pro recently raised it's fees so high as to block out ordinary traders. Binance kicked out USA traders. Bakkt is not going to be too much different as they just keep raising the bar and implementing more rules and regulations, making crypto boring. Gemini is just a greed machine too, while the people who own Gemini are already ultra ultra wealthy, and they just want to keep becoming more and more greedy.

It is just one thing after another everyday and it is all really boring news too. Bitcoin is all just a bunch of greediness and politics now a days. This is not a fun environment anymore. It is taken over by greedy exchanges that are already rich, and they do not have to be greedy either, but the people who run the shows just sorta stuck on creating this stuff I guess. It is taken over by people who's entire focus is just being greedy.

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Interesting. There is negativity in the whole community too. Try talking to anybody about your entrepreneurship concepts and everybody just throws mud on it like a bunch of Negative Ninnys.

End of rant. I am thinking of taking up a new hobby.

If you think so, why don't you make the same thing as their "marketplace" and make it a different perspective from them. Show everyone that your current outlook changes because of what you make. I think about changing people's perspectives is very fun for looking hobbies.
I completely agree with your rant way of expressing how greedy they are, but in my opinion only expressing the conversation will not completely change the situation, it's okay to look for other hobbies.

I don't think he's being greedy at all, when companies raise their fees so high so that ordinary traders are literally unable to profit of the exchange, it's not them getting greedy, it's the company shutting down an entire market.

It's a good rant, and it does showcase a lot of the issues with the American market and some of the regulatory issues as well as companies pushing regular customers out.