StopCoin Turns Your Coinbase Account Into an Automated Trading Bot
A new service called StopCoin launched this week - an online extension to the Coinbase platform that gives wallet holders a user-friendly way to trade bitcoin. Once logged in via Coinbase, StopCoin allows users to easily create buy and sell orders based on a specified bitcoin price without having to understand technical trading charts and terms. Eliminating the need for users to place funds in a separate exchange and monitor the price themselves, the service monitors the bitcoin price activity and executes users' orders automatically. StopCoin's creator Zack Shapiro told CoinDesk he chose....
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