Coinbase Pro. Under the Orders tab, traders will be able to see their open orders waiting to be filled, what trades have been filled, and the fees associated with each trade. This is the main place where traders will manage their trades and find important trading info such as:

  • Size- The quantity of cryptocurrency for this order
  • Filled- The quantity of this order that has been filled. Orders may be partially filled depending on market availability unless you use a Fill or Kill order
  • Price- The price set for this trade in your local currency (eg: USD, GBP, EUR)
  • Fee- The total fee for this trade in your local currency (eg: USD, GBP, EUR)
  • Time- A timestamp for when this order was placed
  • Product- What currency pair is set for this trade
  • Status- The status of this trade. You can also use this field to cancel an unfilled order or the remaining unfilled part of an order

Coinbase Pro Login trading can also be done using a depth chart, which is another tool used to highlight the buyer vs seller activity, price, and volume for the trading pair selected.

Coinbase Pro: Portfolio Tab

Under the portfolio tab, users will be able to see the state of their portfolio in real-time, including what percentage of their portfolio is in what assets. This sort of insight into a portfolio can be helpful to make sure a trader’s asset allocation is in line with their investor and trader thesis. If you find that 90% of your asset allocation is in Shiba Inu or Safemoon, you may want to consider rebalancing.

Under the portfolio tab, users can also find deposit and withdrawal information, if there are any holds on orders and their available balance.

Coinbase Pro Fees:

One of the major differences between Coinbase and Coinbase pro is the fee structure. As mentioned, Coinbase is far more convenient, but users will pay a premium for that convenience. Users can save quite a bit in fees and get in at better prices by using Coinbase Pro instead.

In the interest of full transparency here, even Coinbase Pro Login is not the easiest on the wallet. I’ve often wondered how Coinbase was able to maintain its hold as the #2 cryptocurrency exchange for so long when they offer no additional usability from the competition while charging significantly higher fees for just about every action performed on the platform. It’s no wonder why they have been losing market share to competitors.

While we are on the topic of fees, for those looking to save as much as possible, exchanges like KuCoin, OKX and Binance are cost leaders in the space. For those thrifty traders looking to save their pennies, I recommend checking out our Binance Review, KuCoin Review, or OKX review.

Though I can’t beat up on Coinbase too bad for their fees, after all, there are millions of users worldwide who feel the fees are worth the price of using a world-class exchange that is US based and one of the most regulation-friendly exchanges in the world.

Coinbase Pro operates on a maker/taker fee model, meaning that there will be two rates depending on whether traders are creating liquidity on the exchange or whether they are taking liquidity off the books. Coinbase Pro Login trading fees are dependent on trading volume over a 30-day period and are as follows: