Quote from: hugeblack on Today at 09:16:43 AM

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) do not give you the option to withdraw Bitcoin while crypto exchanges do, in addition to the limited ability to use ETFs for retail traders compared to those who can use crypto exchanges

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Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETF) do not give options to withdraw funds for a specific period of time right? Or no options to withdraw funds at all?

Quote from: Cryptoababe on February 28, 2024, 05:45:09 PM

Major cryptocurrency exchanges like Binance, Bitget and OKX which have high proof of reserves are seeing the dollar value of their reserves increase as the price of Bitcoin rises. These exchanges publish periodic proof of reserves to provide transparency to users that they hold sufficient cryptocurrency reserves to cover user balances. As the value of their Bitcoin reserves increases, the dollar value of their proof of reserves also rises.

Quote from: hugeblack on Today at 09:16:43 AM

Again Bitget, I hope you stop mentioning them in most of your posts, we will start ignoring you.

I've seen different kinds of tags on me about this. I had to ignore them cos thats the only exchange I use. And I research, read news and try to know more about them everyday than other exchanges. So, I mostly prefer to include what I know in my posts or conversation just like anyone would love to do.
I was a Binance user till I have issue with the exchange and can't use it anymore, but I still mention it once a while.. I've not been able to enjoy OKX to my taste and I still mention them too. So people who wanna ignore are free to do so. Moreover, I never try to force anyone here to signup on the exchange. We all have our opinions and Im not really bothered about what anyone think of me, so far I'm not having any bad intention or trying to harm anyone in anyway.