user70601: I just bought Bitcoins with Coinbase site, and as I read about bitcoin, everybody say I shouldn't let my bitcoins in Coinbase, as I don't have the private keys.
So I opened a bitGo Wallet, and try to send some bitcoins there, but If I want to send 10 euros, it cost me 31.22 euros to send it... 
I don't understand it. Can anyone help me understand why ?

user51005: If you only have 10 euros in Bitcoin, it is currently not worth sending to your wallet. The current Bitcoin transaction fees average around $50 USD today. You can see the chart here. This is because there is an enormous amount of Bitcoin transaction, but only a few transactions can fit in the 1mb block.
If you had much more money, you should definitely send them in a wallet you own the private keys. Some exchanges like Mt. Gox closed and millions worth of Bitcoins were lost. There's a lot of fire right now in the Bitcoin community, so owning your coins is a good start.

70601: <p>I just bought Bitcoins with Coinbase site, and as I read about bitcoin, everybody say I shouldn't let my bitcoins in Coinbase, as I don't have the private keys.</p>

<p>So I opened a bitGo Wallet, and try to send some bitcoins there, but If I want to send 10 euros, it cost me 31.22 euros to send it... </p>

<p>I don't understand it. Can anyone help me understand why ?</p>
 51005: <p>If you only have 10 euros in Bitcoin, it is currently not worth sending to your wallet. The current Bitcoin transaction fees average around $50 USD today. You can see <a href="https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/bitcoin-transactionfees.html" rel="nofollow noreferrer">the chart here</a>. This is because there is an enormous amount of Bitcoin transaction, but only a few transactions can fit in the 1mb block.</p>

<p>If you had much more money, you should definitely send them in a wallet you own the private keys. Some exchanges like <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mt._Gox" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Mt. Gox</a> closed and millions worth of Bitcoins were lost. There's a lot of fire right now in the Bitcoin community, so owning your coins is a good start.</p>
