Coinbase, on the other hand, in addition to being more transparent in relation to its funds and offering more "security" for being an American company, has a much smaller range of cryptocurrencies than binance (but still, there are many cryptoassets listed on this exchange ). Also, today, it is the second largest brokerage firm in the market and is proving to be quite solid.
Regarding fees, all exchanges are very similar, there is practically no difference! With the exception of the Bybit brokerage, which has zero fees in the spot market. All 3 brokerages have the two main stablecoins on the market, namely: USDT and USDC along with plenty of liquidity for when you want to sell your assets, without any headaches. Essentially when we talk about sharks and whales.
About Bybit, the main differential that we saw in it, in addition to the fact that there are no fees in the spot market, is about a very interesting tool in the futures markets: the easily malleable and practical to use stop-loss. Anyone who is a trader will certainly like this tool a lot.