Optimize Coins on Coinbase

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Coinbase Exchange started in 2012 with the idea that anyone, anywhere, should be able to easily and securely send and receive Bitcoin. Today, it offers a trusted and easy-to-use platform for accessing the broader cryptoeconomy. Adding their wallet and suite of apps for most mobile devices Coinbase is rapidly becoming an industry leader. The design and ease of use of their trading interface is top of the range. Approximately 56 million verified users, 8, 000 institutions, and 134, 000 ecosystem partners in over 100 countries trust Coinbase to easily and securely invest, spend, save, earn, and use crypto. Coinbase Exchange has extremely good security practices coupled with insurance on deposits. Including that they also have raised over 100 million USD in funding providing them with a solid capital foundation. Over 97% of funds are kept offline in cold storage US. s or paper wallets. There is two factor authentication on all accounts aswell as other procedures such as SQL injection filters to halt heartbleed bug attacks - they are on top of their game. Fees for trading were set to zero for a period but now the standard model of paying to take liquidity out of the orderbook is set to 0. 2%. Coinbase Exchange has a native wallet, Coinbase Wallet, and card, Coinbase Card. Facebook | Blo. | Reddit

Cryptocurrency Portfolio Optimizer picks the optimal portfolio from the efficient frontier based on your investment objectives and risk preferences. Then, it evaluates the optimal portfolio, along with its total risk, expected return, and Sharpe ratio. As a rational crypto investor, your main objective is to outperform your existing portfolio on a risk-return scale. Therefore, the primary assumption of this model is that a reasonable investor will not select a portfolio if another portfolio exists with a superior risk-return tradeoff.
The Cryptocurrency Portfolio Optimization module is built on classical mean-variance optimization techniques introduced by Harry Markowitz in his paper titled 'Portfolio Selection' published in 1952 in The Journal of Finance. Our approach to portfolio optimization relies not only on the mathematical model to allocate digital assets based on a volatility of returns and elimination of non-systematic risk but also on investors' unique behavioral patterns and habits they exhibit when utilizing our tools.