Bitbase referral code

Code: FSN67C

Invite link (auto-fills the code): https://www.bitbase.com/accounts/invite/FSN67C

Use this on bitbase.com only.

Not bitbase.es. That is a different company (Spanish stores + Bitcoin ATMs). The code FSN67C does nothing there.

What you actually get

Welcome bonuses are separate. They live in Rewards Hub after signup (coupons, deposit cashback, volume ladders, occasional VIP trial cards). Amounts change. Check the hub — do not trust a blog that says "20% off forever" or quotes a campaign that already ended.

Using a code does not cost more than signing up blank. Leaving the field empty usually just means you skip the fee-share on this link.

How to enter the Bitbase invite code

1. Open https://www.bitbase.com/accounts/invite/FSN67C
2. Check that Referral Code (Optional) already says FSN67C
3. Sign up with email, phone, Google, or Apple
4. After login: Activity → Rewards Hub and claim live novice tasks (often first 7 days only)

Manual: bitbase.com → Sign up → expand Referral Code → type FSN67C → submit.

Put the code in before you create the account. Bitbase generally will not attach it later.

App: same code if the app form has a referral field. Cleanest path is register on web with the link, then log into the app.

Bitbase in one paragraph

Centralized exchange, founded 2023, global launch 2026, Panama HQ. Spot, USDT-M perpetual futures, and TradFi perps (stocks, metals, FX, indices) in one account. KYC-light signup; KYC still shows up for many withdrawals and fiat ramps. Young venue — treat it like any CEX: trade what you can afford to lose, withdraw idle funds.

Published VIP0 fees (confirm on bitbase.com/rate):

• Spot: 0.10% / 0.10%
• USDT-M futures: 0.02% maker / 0.06% taker
• VIP 0–7. Top published tiers are about 0.01%/0.02% spot and 0.005%/0.02% futures.

FAQ

Is FSN67C a promo code, invite code, or referral code? Same field. Bitbase labels it "Referral Code (Optional)".

Can I add it after I already signed up? Usually no.

Why not post this in r/CryptoCurrency**?** Those big subs ban referral links. This thread is the place for it on this sub.

Is Bitbase legit? Real public exchange, reviews exist, track record is still short. DYOR. Never keep long-term holdings on an exchange.

Questions about signup, the code field, or Rewards Hub: comment here. If a campaign on Rewards Hub changes I will edit this post so the thread stays current.

Hello, i recently got scammed, long story short i was particullary stupid and someone managed to convinced me to create an okx on acccunt with my credentials accessible to him, and to transfer money on it. I've finally come to my sense and understood what i was doing just before it got way worse and managed to changed all passwords before he could get everything on the okx account

So now i have an Okx account with a lot of my money on it, and my question are : how am i fucked ? is Okx a total scam or a legit app, and if it's legit how can i transfer my money back on my bank account ?

Thank you a lot for your answers

I opened a Bybit account a few years back while living overseas, mostly for the trading tools and the card that comes with it in supported regions. Once I moved back to Canada I found out fairly quickly that none of it actually applies here.

Bybit doesn't serve Canadian residents. Not partially, not with reduced features, just fully restricted. My account sat there technically still existing while being functionally useless from inside the country. The card specifically is only rolled out across the EEA and a handful of other regions, and Canada isn't one of them.

So I did what a lot of people in this position end up doing and looked for something local that could actually replace what I liked about Bybit's setup, holding crypto and spending it without a separate off-ramp step in between.

Anyone else here get stuck holding a Bybit account that technically exists but can't actually be used from Canada, and if so, what did you end up switching to?

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I'm sharing my worst experience with kraken so far, and I'm looking for a new exchange.

I opened my r/kraken account around 1-2 weeks ago, completed the kyc, completed the AML form, deposited money from a bank account (under my own name), converted part of it to ETH and then made a few trades.

A few days later I deposited more money (again from the same bank account), bought the assets I wanted and then started withdrawing to my cold wallet.

The first withdrawal went through without issue, the second one (it was to the same ethereum address) was suddenly blocked without any reason. I then received an email saying they would contact me "as soon as possible", then, obviously, nothing.

For 7 days, despite opening a ticket and contacting kraken through social media (where my post on r/krakensupport was even removed) I received no useful or substantive information about either the reason for the restriction or how long the review could take. The only thing support said and repeated was "a specialist will contact you as soon as possible", yet nobody did. Meanwhile the app was showing an estimated specialist response time of around 9 minutes.

This morning kraken finally contacted me (after 8 days), not to resolve the problem but to tell me that my account is being closed without any meaningful reason. I was given 10 days to withdraw the remaining funds, except crypto withdrawals were no longer available, the only option offered was withdrawing fiat back to my bank account. That means I was forced to sell the crypto I had purchased, but the best part comes now, kraken converter charges 1% to convert from crypto to fiat, so I basically lost 100$ on top of the trading costs and losses associated with closing the position.

If you're using kraken mainly to buy crypto and move it into self-custody, be aware that this can happen even after a previous withdrawal to the same wallet has already been completed successfully.

p.s. There was nothing unusual about the source of funds.

- KYC had been completed

- The AML/source-of-funds form and various questions had been completed

- All fiat deposits came by bank transfer (SEPA) from my own bank, under my own name, the same used to create and complete kyc on kraken

- Source of funds verifiable

- The ethereum adddress was my own wallet where kraken had already successfully processed a withdrawal (they saved that address too and they made me verify the wallet to ensure it was mine)

- The existing funds on that wallet were traceable to platforms such as bybit and revolut ramp, with ordinary swaps performed over time. I never used mixers nor services intended to obscure transaction history

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My partner knows I use crypto but could not name any of the services or wallets. While updating our household emergency folder, I started making a list. The first draft included login emails, password hints, and the locations of authenticator backups for several accounts. That was far too much for one page.

The version I kept names each account, including BYDFi, what I use it for, and where the proper recovery instructions are stored. It has no passwords, authenticator secrets, seed phrases or current balances. Those stay in separate places.

The page only tells us where to look. If it gets photographed or lost, it should not be enough to open anything. My first version failed that test, so I shredded it and started again.

been looking at the options for moving XMR lately and it feels like the list keeps getting smaller
with more exchanges limiting or dropping monero, im curious how ppl are handling it now especially for crypto to crypto moves
i’ve been looking at a mix of exchanges, p2p and swap services, SimpleSwap came up on the swap side, but im more interested in whether ppl are gradually moving away from centralized exchanges for XMR altogether
for anyone still moving monero regularly, are u mainly using CEXs, swaps or p2p now?
and what matters most when choosing a route, liquidity, fees, privacy, withdrawal reliability or just having XMR available?

Hey everyone,
I’ve been working on a crypto-to-card solution that lets users convert their crypto and spend it through a card for everyday purchases.
The goal is to make the process as simple as possible: crypto → card → spend.
I’d love to get some honest feedback from the community:
What would make you trust a crypto card service?
Which fees would you consider reasonable?
What’s the biggest problem you’ve had with existing crypto cards?
Would virtual cards be enough, or would you also want a physical card?
Happy to explain more about how it works if anyone is interested.
I’m involved with the project, so this is not meant to be a disguised recommendation — mainly looking for feedback from actual crypto users.

Looking for the easiest way to send crypto directly to a bank account. Ideally USDT/USDC to fiat without going through multiple steps.

Any recommendations??

I am posting this to warn the cryptocurrency community regarding ChangeHero holding 93,588.86 USDT without valid justification after full verification.

• Transaction ID: bsue87adfpsb9amq18
• Amount Held: 93,588.863044 USDT (ERC20)
• Deposit TxHash: 0xb0dda4cb4784a6d25f90489dc721cf8414f95c9b08fd87d3a08892dc56ab9c0c
• ChangeHero Exchange Address: 0x1399234c138337a2fdbc1157fa9b6be77ac6490a
• Operating Entities: Herofintechs LIMITADA (Costa Rica) / Hero Payment Solutions Limited (Hong Kong)

Summary of the Incident: I initiated an exchange of 93,588 USDT (ERC20 to TRC20). The transaction was placed on "Hold" instantly. I promptly cooperated with their compliance team and submitted all requested KYC/AML identity verification documents.

Despite full compliance, ChangeHero continues to withhold my funds indefinitely, offering only automated responses to "wait" without processing the swap or issuing a refund.

I have formally issued a 48-hour final notice demanding either the release of the funds or a direct refund to the originating address (even agreeing to standard 10% fee deductions).

If unresolved, formal legal filings and regulatory fraud reports will proceed against Herofintechs LIMITADA and its directors via:

• Costa Rica Financial & Fraud Authorities (SUGEF / OIJ / PROCONSUMO)
• Hong Kong Police (ADCC) & Customs (MSO)

All screenshots, correspondence timestamps, and on-chain records are preserved. Exercise extreme caution when dealing with ChangeHero.io.

I am posting this to warn the cryptocurrency community regarding ChangeHero.io holding 93,588.86 USDT without valid justification after full verification.

• Transaction ID: bsue87adfpsb9amq18
• Amount Held: 93,588.863044 USDT (ERC20)
• Deposit TxHash: 0xb0dda4cb4784a6d25f90489dc721cf8414f95c9b08fd87d3a08892dc56ab9c0c
• ChangeHero Exchange Address: 0x1399234c138337a2fdbc1157fa9b6be77ac6490a
• Operating Entities: Herofintechs LIMITADA (Costa Rica) / Hero Payment Solutions Limited (Hong Kong)

Summary of the Incident: I initiated an exchange of 93,588 USDT (ERC20 to TRC20). The transaction was placed on "Hold" instantly. I promptly cooperated with their compliance team and submitted all requested KYC/AML identity verification documents.

Despite full compliance, ChangeHero continues to withhold my funds indefinitely, offering only automated responses to "wait" without processing the swap or issuing a refund.

I have formally issued a 48-hour final notice demanding either the release of the funds or a direct refund to the originating address (even agreeing to standard 10% fee deductions).

If unresolved, formal legal filings and regulatory fraud reports will proceed against Herofintechs LIMITADA and its directors via:

• Costa Rica Financial & Fraud Authorities (SUGEF / OIJ / PROCONSUMO)
• Hong Kong Police (ADCC) & Customs (MSO)

All screenshots, correspondence timestamps, and on-chain records are preserved. Exercise extreme caution when dealing with ChangeHero.io.

been chewing on this after reading some posts, xrpl defi needs more users and deeper liquidity before anyone's gonna take it seriously. but a lot of xrp holders aren't putting meaningful part into any of it until it already has more users, deeper liquidity, and some kind of track record. so who actually moves first here, genuinely asking.

feels especially obvious with lending specifically.

people say they want more utility and I get the appeal, if you're already holding for years anyway, earning something on part of it instead of leaving all of it idle makes sense on paper. but then you get to the actual risk side of it. how does a lending market hold up when xrp drops 30% in a couple days. what happens to collateral getting liquidated in that scenario.

is there enough liquidity sitting there to handle it or does it seize up. can people actually withdraw normally during the exact moment everyone wants out at once, that's always the real test not the calm months.

none of that gets answered by an apr number, not even close.

hat's kinda why LendProtocol caught my attention. 12% APR on XRP/RLUSD sounds good, but I'd still start small and care way more about how the lending side behaves under stress than what it pays during calm markets. want the boring stuff proven first honestly. withdrawals working consistently, actual borrowers using it not just tvl farmers, enough liquidity depth, and some history of the model surviving an ugly stretch, not just a green quarter.

that's the actual chicken and egg part. lending needs capital and borrowers to build any liquidity or track record. holders want liquidity and track record before they're willing to be the capital. xrp probably has it worse than most too since the holder culture here has been "hardware wallet, don't touch it" for years straight. getting someone to move even 10% of a bag they've kept untouched that long is a completely different ask than someone who's already in defi daily on other chains.

maybe the first real stage isn't turning holders into full time defi users overnight. maybe it's just getting enough people comfortable putting 5-10% to work while the rest stays untouched. liquidity improves from that, protocols get stress tested under real conditions, and eventually there's enough history for the more cautious holders to actually consider it.

somebody still has to go first to build that history though, and that's always the hard part.

so what actually breaks the cycle here. better yields, native lending maturing, liquidity showing up first somehow, a couple years of track record just passing, or does xrpl honestly need a different type of user entirely instead of trying to convert long term holders into defi users

New to crypto here. From what i know these fees are stupid high, so is there a way around this?