Quote from: apogio on January 30, 2025, 08:03:49 AM

Quote from: Wind_FURY on January 30, 2025, 01:21:18 AM

A simple search and test would give you an answer. Plus we in the Bitcoin community follow a Golden Rule - Don't Trust, Verify.

But because I was also curious, I tried the wallet and I have verified for MYSELF that the wallet doesn't actually need a Coinbase account. It's a wallet with your own keys that could receive Bitcoin, and all sorts of shitcoins. Because it's a browser extension, I advice using a Ledger hardware wallet. It's the only hardware wallet allowed to connect with Coinbase wallet.

Sure, I could just download it, but since I was not going to use it, it wasn't necessary so I just asked. Since you mentioned "trust", I don't trust anything with a "coinbase" in the name, apart from the coinbase transactions in mining.

And I definitely will never use a Ledger wallet for a variety of reasons that have already been mentioned in the forum.

So, a wallet that I don't trust the name of and supports shitcoins, that only accepts Ledger as a companion hardware device. Instant "no" from me.

OK, pardon me and respectfully, let's get the discussion into the real context and don't let it go to another sort of discussion, taking it to another context. Because, the point is, ser, to know about such simple things as this for ourselves, we must VERIFY them for ourselves.

It didn't actually matter if you were going to use, or not going to use it. A simple DYOR, and reading about it, would have been enough.