Coinbase Introduces USD Wallets: Instant Bitcoin Buys/Sells

Coinbase Introduces USD Wallets: Instant Bitcoin Buys/Sells

San Francisco-based Coinbase is looking to up the ante when it comes to being bitcoin users' favorite wallet provider. Perhaps feeling pressure from Circle over on the East coast, Coinbase on Monday introduced a little something they're calling USD wallets. Initially available to clients residing in the states highlighted below (and listed at the bottom of this article), USD wallets will open the door to new possibilities when it comes to holding, acquiring, and selling bitcoin on the Coinbase service. Users are able to deposit their United States dollars into their Coinbase accounts and....


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