COINBASE FORCED TO RELEASE BITCOIN CASH TO LIVID CUSTOMERS

If you aren't aware of the multitude of issues plaguing Coinbase users, consider yourself lucky. From the ever so convenient down times during "panic sells" or repeated issues of accounts being randomly closed with users unable to get answers, you'd think "the world's most popular currency exchange" wouldn't still be able to accurately boast that moniker. But somehow, it does.

However, has the Bitcoin Cash fiasco been the straw?

After denying its costumers access to BCC which was rightfully theirs, they've released the new cryptocurrency to its members but not until after the initial craze die down, which saw BCC peak at over $1300 USD. Certainly, Bitcoin holders would have loved the choice of what to do with their BCC but Coinbase first advised them the funds wouldn't be given to them. And now, release BCC when it is far less valuable and less likely to spike in value.

Now, facing potential legal issues maybe Coinbase will finally cease such overt attempts at controlling the market? Or will traders go to other exchanges where "Bitcoin, Made Simple" isn't just a slogan but an actual reality?