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What is actually going on b/w Coinbase & Chase? I recently won on Stake and redeemed it in crypto (BTC) which was transferred to my coinbase wallet and then was converted to USD using advanced trade market on the app. I withdrew the amount (about $1500 and using 1-3 day, not urgent option) into my Chase checking account and it initiated successfully with a reference number and everything. 12 hours later I get a coinbase notification that they have "received a return of the withdrawal and the payment method for this withdrawal has been disabled." The only reason I even attempted this after having had issues with Chase rejecting coinbase transactions in the past (and many things crypto related), was that I had just read claiming the exact opposite of that with a new partnership, plus other sources stating Chase always excepts inbound cash (even if related to crypto/gaming) but not taking it out. Anyone else have issues with Chase accounts?

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Truth is many crypto funds from 2017 and earlier were off the charts on DPI which is why so much institutional capital flooded into β€œcrypto VC.” Many were right place right time, still TBD on whether we can prove to be more than that but we are grinding. There are billions of

A heatmap titled 'Aggregated benchmarks across vintage and key metrics' showing Net IRR, Net TVPI, and DPI for funds from 2017-2024 across the 25th, 50th, 75th, and 90th percentiles, with darker red cells indicating weaker returns, particularly a 40.5% top-quartile IRR for 2024.

AI visual note: A heatmap titled 'Aggregated benchmarks across vintage and key metrics' showing Net IRR, Net TVPI, and DPI for funds from 2017-2024 across the 25th, 50th, 75th, and 90th percentiles, with darker red cells indicating weaker returns, particularly a 40.5% top-quartile IRR for 2024.

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