Quote from: Jawhead999 on January 19, 2022, 08:38:43 AM

Quote from: smartaction on January 19, 2022, 02:55:11 AM

When I was a newbie, someone suggested to me to use a blockchain wallet where bitcoin can be stored. I choose Coinbase to be the first to store Bitcoin. But despite KYC to Coinbase, they at one point locked my Bitcoin and restricted my coinbase account. Since then I have been using www.blockchain.com wallet without KYC. which has not caused me any problems till now

Well it's wrong move if you hold your coins in centralized exchanges, it's exchanges not wallet. blockchain.com primary was a centralized exchanges but now they're offer non-custodial wallet, but the sites is buggy and not really open source... so it's not safe 100%.

Also take a note sometimes blockchain.com charge ridiculous fee even you use low speed, you'd better to use other exchanges who have custom able fees.

I think Blockchain.com started out primarily as a blockchain explorer and online wallet. The exchange functionality came later. On top of that, I believe Blockchain.com has never been a custodial wallet since the user has always had control over private keys. Don't get me wrong, this isn't an endorsement, as I would always recommend an open source software wallet rather than an online web wallet for several reasons. The most important is the risk of phishing attacks.