New York Stock Exchange and Former Citigroup CEO Invest in Coinbase

New York Stock Exchange and Former Citigroup CEO Invest in Coinbase

The previously leaked rumor of Coinbase raised $75 million is now confirmed. The company did, in fact, raise that much money and the investor list is juicy for speculators and bitcoin lovers alike. In their announcement, Coinbase said their fundraiser is something they’re honored to be a part of, stating the following: “Today’s fundraise gives us solid growth capital to continue driving mainstream, global adoption of Bitcoin. We are honored to be joined by such a prestigious group of investors and remain focused on helping Bitcoin continue to grow in 2015 and beyond.” According to an....


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