CoinJar Protects Users from Bitcoin Price Fluctuations: Introduces Hedged Accounts
Australian Bitcoin service company CoinJar recently came up with a method to battle unannounced Bitcoin fluctuations. According to the company's latest blog post, they are now offering their customers the option to store their Bitcoin in the form of fiat money - hedged accounts. It simply means that users' Bitcoin holdings will now be measured in the selected form of fiat currency (USD, AUD, GBP or EUR). For instance, if you store $USD220 worth of Bitcoin on a CoinJar account, the USD value of your holdings will be the same even if the Bitcoin value drops by half. "CoinJar Hedged Accounts....
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