Must admit I was a little confused by the integration of Bake and GS20 but have concluded that it did not merge into one entity but more a case of just able to interact with one another. I may be wrong with this conclusion also but time will tell? I just miss not being able to see some figures on some platform whether it be GS20 or coincodex?
Scotchy, I agree with you, but as Enki comments the two logos below the go to website the GS20 is still showing the integration page which may be they need to disconnect the link from the logo.
Audavid1 I personally thought after integration it may have ended with just one entity, but since we were told integration had been finalised, nothing has indicated that to be the case.
Both of these were showing outdated information for the last few weeks but they’re not showing any figures at all now, so predicting we will get an update and they start showing current data soon.
Reading a bit more through link supplied below, this seems to be the main reason not to buy through bake, but to transfer in.
Purchasing cryptocurrency directly on Bake is expensive
Bake is not an exchange but it offers options to purchase crypto assets (BTC/ETH) with fiat currency via credit/debit cards.
How it works: Purchases will be processed by Bake’s trusted partners (Transak or BANXA), and the crypto will automatically be deposited in the user’s account on Bake. You would need to have an account with these partners as well, and complete their KYC processes.
Anecdotes on the internet mention this approach is prohibitively expensive due to gateway fees, conversion fees and spreads. It would be wiser to purchase the crypto assets on a crypto exchange and transfer in.
I’m trying to stop overthinking it. We are way undervalued. Content to wait until July for full results, surely they will prove our true worth which must be way way above our present mid cap.