Yo, yo, welcome to Crypto 101. This is Matthew Aaron. And Crypto 101 is taking a week off, and we're really sorry about this.

However, we want to re-release one of our old episodes. This episode is Coinbase. The first episode we made, and it might be a little bit dated, but it is one of the most played on the podcast.

We're really sorry about this, but we are working on new episodes for next week.

We have more interviews and more informational podcasts.

We will be right back where we left off, and we'll see you next week.

Enjoy. You should welcome me back to you should welcome me back. I need a on.

If I come back, you're going to go to back.

You want to go to go to be back. And this is Matthew Aaron.

And I am talking about Coinbase today.

Remember, these podcasts are just hopefully brief.

I want to keep them around 15 to 10 to 15 minutes.

And just to tell you basics about different aspects of cryptocurrency. Like I said, in the intro episode, if you listen to it, we're talking about exchanges, specific coins, concepts, ideas, technical terms, or what have you, just to give everybody who

is getting into crypto a better sense and maybe a better grasp of what they're doing and,

you know, what this is all about. Anyway, today we're talking about one of the basics, it's

Coinbase. And Coinbase is an online exchange. Honestly, I think that if you're

going to get into crypto, this is probably the first exchange you're probably going to hear about.

Probably first exchange you're going to use. And first exchange you're going to have to come in

contact with just because of the way it's set up. And the way it's set up is that from an American

point of view i am american

and a lot of people all over the world use this i think they're in 32 countries right now

you can set your credit card your bank card debit card or bank accounts to interact with the

system and we'll go into that in a little bit. But first, a little bit about Coinbase.

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