Coinbase has received an E-money license from UK

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Coinbase has received an E-money license from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK and as a result we have updated our User Agreement (below) and Privacy Policy, which will become effective on March 21, 2018.  By continuing to use our services on or after March 21, 2018, you agree to be bound by the new User Agreement (below) and Privacy Policy.
The E-money license lays the foundation for future product improvements that will be available to customers outside the US/EU. We have also taken this opportunity to make our terms more accessible and easier to read.

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[Oliver2]

If so, there are great benefits to BTC. It is only a matter of time before other countries accept BTC because of Britain and BTC.

[cryptojohnstone]

This is positive steps towards helping he market here in the UK

[Crypdon]

It will help everywhere because London is currently the financial capital of the world and if they want to stay that way they need to keep up with new fintech. The future is bitcoin and other crypto so giving coinbase a licence will help with the next phase of global economic development.

[fabioganga]

That's excellent news! Considering that Coinbase is one of the biggest operators (if not the major one) to buy and sell the major coins I agree that it is only going to benefit everyone.

Licencing and regulating isn't necessarily a bad thing.

[cryptorTUX]

These news are great but cause we all know how many customers coinbase servers, when we see that licence is been applied or whenever some new regulation comes in we can confidently say that countries are slowly letting crypto survive in this world. Other than that coinbase is simply a business and not the best one, but hey who am I to judge if people opt for them to exchange their fiat with. This is good news, I like reading such news when prices are not doing good at all.

[MintDice]

What crypto user wouldn't be in favor of faster and more seamless bank transfers, seems like a positive step towards mass adoption. However, it stands to see how brexit will affect this, if at all.