Eric I have Chase , and they transferred the money with no issues. I had to wait for them to validate that the destination was safe and secure. I had to fill out the paperwork online for chase. After that there hasn't been any issues. just a $35 transfer fee.

Hi everyone, I'm Wayne, from Delaware. I'm 49, single father of two teenage sons, prior active duty US Marine Corps officer in the 1990s, and a federal civilian for the past 20 years. I survived a battle with Hodgkin's lymphoma in April 2020, after six months of chemotherapy and 20 sessions of radiation, so I feel like I'm just getting started on Life Part 2. I enjoy getting outdoors as often as possible and traveling with my sons, and I'm so grateful for the doctors and modern medicine that have allowed me the additional years to do so. I've read four books on trading so far, including two of Andrew's, Brian's, and one other, and spent countless hours on the internet in pursuit of trading research and education. I like to think I have a very good BS detector, and after scratching a lot off of my list, this community looked really good to me. A few days ago, I decided to become a BBT lifetime member, and have begun the training progression and dabbled with the DAS simulator. I watched the live chat room through market open the past two trading days and can already see the immense value this community provides. I'm really looking forward to being a part of it!

I came from the BTC trading side. 1) If you are "day trading" on BTC, you will need to get on the exchange (i don't do that). 2) If you are "swing trading" it, its not difficult to learn to use a "cold wallet", and move your BTC to a save place in between trades. 3) if long term "investing", you definitely need a "cold wallet".