Gem Partners with Expresscoin
California-based bitcoin startup Gem has partnered with digital currency retailer expresscoin. Gem's multi-sig wallet and high security standards will now be available to users of expresscoin, which until now has been based on a special "bring your own wallet" platform. CEO and founder of Gem Micah Winkelspecht states: "Expresscoin has gone out of their way to increase access to Bitcoin as much as possible, which is in line with our philosophy of making bitcoin security easy for developers. From the very beginning, we wanted Gem to empower digital currency companies to focus on building....
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