Although there's a pool of questions, here are the answers that allowed me to "Pass" that shitty survey coinbase are making everyone in the UK do...in case this helps someone:

(Correct answer) denotes my answers that led to a "Success! You passed our bullshit survey!"

What crypto-asset services does Coinbase offer?

- Trading and custody of crypto assets
- Staking of crypto-assets
- Enabling issuers tio list crypto-assets approved by Coinbase for trading
- (Correct answer) All of the above

During what times might the value of your crypto-assets change?

- Crypto-assets will only trade during normal UK market hours and their value will not change outside of these times
- (Correct answer) Crypto-asset markets operate 24 hours a day on all days of the year and the value of my crypto-assets could change at any time of day or night
- It depends on the jurisdiction of the primary exchange that the crypto-assets in question are listed on

What happens if there is service disruption at a centralized exchange?

- (Correct answer) It may impact my ability to buy, sell or transfer my crypto-assets until the outage is rectified
- The centralized exchange will automatically transfer my crypto-assets to my linked self-hosted wallet until the outage is rectified
- The centralized exchange will send me a private key and request that I move my assets to an alternative platform until the outage is rectified

It is important to find a crypto-asset exchange you trust. What are some of the risks you assume when trading on a crypto-asset exchange?

- The exchange my face temporary operational issues leading to potential loss or delays in accessing my crypto-assets
- The exchange may not have appropriate measures in place to identify and combat fraud rings which could place my crypto-assets at risk
- If my crypto-assets are stolen from the exchange there isn't an easy way to get my money back
- (Correct answer) All of the above

What regulatory protections currently apply to crypto-assets held with centralized crypto exchanges for customers in the UK?

- The exchanges are required to fully guarantee those crypto-assets
- They are subject to protection under the UK Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS)
- (Correct answer) They are not subject to any regulatory guarantees

‘Stablecoin’ (e.g. USDC) is the term often used for crypto-assets that claim their value is linked to certain reserve assets such as a fiat currency (e.g. US Dollars). Stablecoins may use a range of different ways to maintain stability, each with their own risks. What are key risks with these types of tokens?

- Many large stablecoins are denominated in US dollars, meaning you will be exposed to movements in the USD:GBP exchange rate
- (Correct answer) If the asset claims to be redeemable for underlying collateral, there is risk that the redemption process will not work as expected (for example, in times of market volatility)
- Both of the above

im not seeing any options to review my orders anymore?

When did Coinbase start with $15 network fees? Is there anyway of getting down to previously normal $3

I've done both and thought I'd try and detail a comparison for anyone thinking of coming over from the Emperor's Realm. TLDR it's a very different place in a good way.

wtf goes here? There is only 1 rule on little biggy: no harm. Like everything else this is ultimately interpreted by users vote but a few consistent things have been established and would take some doing to undo:

- Weapons and instruments of fraud as well as items harmful in their production like child pornography are fucked thankfully. Hacking tools are forbodden and even copyright piracy is considered stealing.

- Anything with a real risk for a lethal overdose is considered too harmful for this community. There seem to be some arguments around this.

Along with the fraud exclusion the reputation system here seems to almost completely eliminate scamming which for me is the biggest difference of all. Basically the way it works is your history is everything, you are like a ghost here without it. If you don't have one yet and you are a buyer you get to stall a dispute until you have gathered reputation. If you are a seller here it's a little more complicated. Basically I see people get a chance with a real short leash attached to it. There is still some accusations and posts are hella visible here so drama threads can get out of hand but only real buyers get to write reviews and rate you and that's all that matters when things go wrong or if you want your item seen.

Stability: During my time here which is over 3 years now it's been 100% uptime. My payment processor has gone down for about 24 hours total.

Non-profit: little biggy is not a business and doesn't have the motivation to make money and I think that ultimately this is the root of the big differences. If you're more mercenary like me you can find this annoying on some level but after a while you realize that there isn't much need for money if people write a little code so why not it makes for a nice place.

When I select pay, I get a message saying field required in the address section, althoughy the address is already written in. How can I checkout ?

Anyone played or seen Cyberpunk 2077, I've watched a few videos on it & thought it looked alright, not sure whether to buy it though, would be great to hear from other people what they think of it and if its worth the purchase. thanks

I'm looking for a new provider as Coinbase bothers me on a few levels.

Looking for advice.
Being new to LB I didn't know what to expect so I order a small amount from 2 different vendors. The one turned up within 2 days but 9 days on and I'm still waiting for the other one. I ordered from another vendor on Sunday night and that came this morning, so the post here is ok.
The vendor is slow to respond to messages but does eventually get back to me. He seems like a decent guy and I don't want to just leave a shitty review on his wall over a small amount of weed but at the same time I would like to receive what I paid for. Should be asking him for a replacement or just keep waiting?