Review of Conversion Pricing on Coinbase #500
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THE PROBLEM:
LRC 1430-1435 CANDLESTICK: 09 Feb 2021:
O: 0.6703
H: 0.6703
L: 0.6662
C: 0.6662
V: 68,258
NOTE: HIGH OF RANGE FROM 1430-1435:= 0.6703
AVG COST PER SHARE AFTER CONVERSION:
0.67580043173598848 (SEE IMG)
DIFFERENCE IN CONVERSION: 0.67580043173598848 - 0.6703=
0.005500431735988465
ACTUAL COST TO CONVERT:
0.005500431735988465 * 462.0256891 = 2.5413407631675797
Converting Crypto on Coinbase App
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ACTUAL COST OF CONVERSION: 287.91 / 426.0256891 = 0.6758043173598848
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Coinbase Help Center >> Trading and funding>>
Coinbase pricing and fees disclosures
Coinbase Legalese Review
Upon further review, Coinbase does in fact disclose a fee and margin for transactions.
This user design failure could be detrimental to the Defi/Crypto/Blockchain community and should have never gone on this long with little to nothing on the net showing this.
Cryptocurrency Transactions: Pricing and Fees Disclosure
Legalese Verbatim
General
In addition to sending or receiving cryptocurrency through Coinbase, customers can:
Consumer Exchange and Pro Exchange Rates
Coinbase establishes the exchange rate for cryptocurrency transactions (“consumer exchange rate”) by adding a margin, or spread (the “spread”), to the market exchange rate on Coinbase Pro (“Pro exchange rate”).
*We will always notify you of all Coinbase Fees (not including the margin) and any other service fees that apply to each transaction immediately before you confirm each transaction and in the receipt we issue to you immediately after each transaction has processed.
Transaction Rejections
Coinbase reserves the right to reject a transaction if Coinbase is unable to fill a corresponding order on Coinbase Pro due to changes in the market price of a cryptocurrency, an order exceeding the maximum order size on Coinbase Pro, or an order timing out due to slow server response time. In rare circumstances, the Pro exchange rate may not be available due to outages or scheduled maintenance. To provide you with uninterrupted services at such time, we may derive market pricing data from unaffiliated currency exchanges. Exchange rates quoted in these circumstances are subject to a quoted spread exceeding 50 basis points.
Buy/Sell Transactions
Coinbase charges a spread of about one-half of one percent (0.50%) for cryptocurrency purchases and cryptocurrency sales. However, the actual spread may be higher or lower due to market fluctuations in the price of cryptocurrency on Coinbase Pro between the time we quote a price and the time when the order executes.
Coinbase Fee
We also charge a Coinbase Fee (in addition to the spread), which is the greater of :
- a) a flat fee or
- b) a variable percentage fee determined by region, product feature, and payment type. The flat fees are set forth below:
Example,
If you are in the United States and wish to purchase $100 of bitcoin and pay with a US bank account or your USD Wallet, the flat fee would be calculated as $2.99.
As noted below in the variable fee section, the variable percentage fee would be 1.49% of the total transaction, or $1.49.
Since the flat fee is greater than 1.49% of the total transaction, your fee would $2.99.
If you wanted to purchase bitcoin with a debit card, we would charge a fee of 3.99% since the variable percentage fee is higher than the flat fee.
Variable percentage fee structure by location and payment method are shown in the last section below.
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These fees do not apply to cryptocurrency conversions.
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Credit Transactions
If you borrow USD from Coinbase or an affiliate of Coinbase, and we sell your BTC collateral as we are authorized to do under an applicable loan agreement, we will charge you a flat fee of 2% of the total transaction.
Cryptocurrency Conversions
With a cryptocurrency conversion, you can accomplish in a single transaction what would otherwise require two separate transactions. For example, you could directly convert Bitcoin to Ethereum (a cryptocurrency conversion), or you could sell bitcoin and then purchase Ethereum (a cryptocurrency sale followed by a cryptocurrency purchase).
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Coinbase charges a spread margin of up to two percent (2.00%) for cryptocurrency conversions.
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Spread Margin
The actual spread margin charged varies due to market fluctuations in the price of cryptocurrency on Coinbase Pro between the time we quote a price and the time when the order executes.
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We do not charge a separate Coinbase Fee for cryptocurrency conversions.
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For US customers only: cryptocurrency conversions ending or starting with USDC are treated as cryptocurrency purchases and cryptocurrency sales respectively, and are charged a spread and Coinbase Fee as stated above for “Buy/Sell Transactions."
STATS:
287.91 / 426.02568961 = 0.6758043165508721
Source URL:
https://www.coinbase.com/accounts/25ed3fbb-7078-5cc9-b238-258aef196d45/transactions/b4a1bc67-fc05-5359-95be-8d6922584640
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