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Title: [2015-09-01] Coinbase announced the expansion of its bitcoin services to Canada Post by: milaliss on September 01, 2015, 07:11:22 AM Coinbase announced the expansion of its bitcoin services to Canada
Today Coinbase, one of the leading bitcoin wallets providers in the world, announced the expansion to Canada. Canadian customers can now buy and sell bitcoins with Canadian dollar via Buy/Sell service as well as trade the BTC/CAD pair on Coinbase Exchange, the company’s blog states. http://www.coinfox.info/news/company/2914-coinbase-announced-the-expansion-of-its-bitcoin-services-to-canada Title: Re: [2015-09-01] Coinbase announced the expansion of its bitcoin services to Canada Post by: RappelzReborn on September 01, 2015, 07:15:06 AM They are on the US and europe right now , it's nice what they do however they should think on expanding on Africa aswell , Africa now basically have nothing to do with Bitcoin which is sad we aint going mainstream without the whole world using BTC.
Title: Re: [2015-09-01] Coinbase announced the expansion of its bitcoin services to Canada Post by: RustyNomad on September 01, 2015, 07:16:44 AM CoinBase, the new PayPal of bitcoin
Quote Coinbase services are now available in 27 countries. Since the autumn of 2014, Coinbase expanded to the Netherlands, France, Finland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Poland and the United Kingdom. Interesting though how the investors are pulling the strings... Quote “It's not where we would want to launch first, it's actually where the partners we have to work with are able to work with us first. But certainly Canada has a huge population of people that are interested in bitcoin that didn't have easy ways to buy and sell it.” Title: Re: [2015-09-01] Coinbase announced the expansion of its bitcoin services to Canada Post by: Denker on September 01, 2015, 11:01:32 AM To be honest I don't care if coinbase expands here and there. With all that KYC/AML and coin tracking they are doing from time to time and blocking and closing customers' accounts I don't see any reason to use them. Indeed they are morphing themselves to a Paypal 2.0.
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