Coinbase Is Planning to Let Certain US based Customers Borrow Cash Using Bitcoin (BTC)

By cineramaAugust 21, 2020Bitcoin Business

US-based digital asset exchange Coinbase claims that it was launched to offer “a reliable, trusted, and safe bridge” for consumers interested purchasing and selling cryptocurrency.

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Coinbase Is Planning to Let Certain US based Customers Borrow Cash Using Bitcoin (BTC)

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