Dogecoin Users Can Now Checkout Using Doge On Coinbase Commerce
Dogecoin adoption gains another win as Coinbase Commerce recently announced it would begin accepting payments in Doge. The commerce arm of Coinbase took to their Twitter to announce the news. Users can now make commerce payments on the platform using the widely popular Dogecoin. much payment. very commerce. 🐕 Just a quick blast to let […]
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Coinbase now accepts commerce payments in dogecoin. With the addition of the meme crypto, Coinbase Commerce now allows customers to check out and pay with seven cryptocurrencies. Coinbase Commerce Now Supports Dogecoin Coinbase Commerce is a platform by the Nasdaq-listed Coinbase that “enables merchants anywhere in the world to accept cryptocurrency payments in a fully decentralized way,” its website describes. The company announced via Twitter Wednesday: We’re now accepting commerce payments in dogecoin (DOGE). According to its website, seven cryptocurrencies are now....
Coinbase Pro, the cryptocurrency exchange’s professional trading arm, has started accepting Dogecoin (DOGE) inbound transactions, paving the way for greater use of the meme-based digital asset. Coinbase Let Doge In The exchange said Tuesday afternoon that trading of DOGE will begin on Coinbase Pro on Thursday at 4:00 p.m. UTC, assuming liquidity conditions are met. […]
Merchants using Coinbase's services to accept bitcoin payments may be particularly interested to know that the San Francisco-company has improved their checkout payment pages, giving them a refreshed look and improved functionality, while allowing merchants greater flexibility when customizing these pages. For customers already logged into Coinbase, two-click purchasing has not been affected, and sending bitcoin payments is still quick as ever. Some new items however include the ability for merchants to add cover pages. Merchants can get really creative here, and make their checkout pages....
Plaintiff alleges “deceptive ad campaign” cost Coinbase users millions of dollars. A Coinbase user has filed a class action lawsuit seeking $5 million in damages because of an allegedly misleading Dogecoin campaign.In the legal document, David Suski, the plaintiff, said he was deceived into trading $100 of Dogecoin (DOGE) for an entry into a $1.2 million sweepstakes offer on Coinbase. The document claims that Coinbase failed to communicate that a person could enter the sweepstakes without purchasing $100 of Dogecoin.The first day Dogecoin was available for trade on Coinbase, June 3, 2021,....
The meme coin’s renewed surge comes shortly after a listing on Coinbase and renewed meme posting by Elon Musk on Twitter. Meme cryptocurrency Dogecoin (DOGE) gained more than 40% early on Tuesday morning, following its listing on Coinbase Pro and yet another flurry of tweets from self-appointed DOGE spokesperson Elon Musk.Coinbase announced the listing of Dogecoin on its pro trader platform, Coinbase Pro, on Monday, sparking a swift revival in the coin’s fortunes. DOGE’s price sank 59% over the course of the previous month, following the wider market crash in early March.On Tuesday, the....