Coinbase Launches New Crypto Lending Service For Institutional US Clients
Coinbase (COIN) has unveiled a new crypto-lending service specifically designed for institutional clients in the United States. This move comes as Coinbase aims to fill the void left by the setbacks experienced by firms...
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Coinbase's crypto lending program was announced discreetly through a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on September 1....
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