First Global Credit Adds German Stocks to Bitcoin-backed Trading

By cineramaMarch 7, 2017Bitcoin Business

First Global Credit , the London-based firm that enables cryptocurrency to be used as collateral margin to trade stocks, ETFs and commodity futures, has added 30 German equities to […]

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