> Perhaps Coinbase is an example of that, though maybe not as well known due to less drama? Coinbase is about the least exciting exchange out there. They don't

> Perhaps Coinbase is an example of that, though maybe not as well known due to less drama? Coinbase is about the least exciting exchange out there. They don't offer the derivatives, futures, and leverage the others do and are very slow to add any new tokens or coins. They don't fly as high and fast as others, but there was never a high chance of crashing and burning. Now that they are public it's even lower. The company itself may flounder and crypto may tank, but I doubt there's a safer place for customer deposits outside of holding the keys yourself.