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CoinJar

@GetCoinJar

Buy, sell and spend Bitcoin and 60+ cryptos. 🇺🇸 US 🇦🇺 Australia 🇮🇪 Ireland 🇬🇧 UK customers ➡️ @CoinJarUK Need help? Email [email protected]

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Joined May 2013

CoinJar
@GetCoinJar
Jun 23
Why are banks suddenly so keen on crypto custody? From rejection to building the infrastructure. The full story on how traditional finance is adapting: coinjar.com/learn/banks-cr… This content is for information purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. CoinJar
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@GetCoinJar
Jun 15
Own a slice of a skyscraper for $50? Real world asset tokenisation is turning physical assets like property, art and gold into digital tokens anyone can buy, sell or trade. Fractional ownership. Learn how it works: coinjar.com/learn/real-wor… This content is for information
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@GetCoinJar
Jun 1
Why June Matters for Crypto May was one of the busiest macro months in recent memory. June picks up right where it left off. June 11: ECB Rate Decision The European Central Bank finally steps back into the frame. After holding in April and skipping May entirely, the ECB meets
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@GetCoinJar
May 20
Sell in May and go away. This week's Onchain newsletter has a lot to say about that. The US Clarity Act cleared a Senate panel. Crypto finally gets its regulatory framework, packaged with KYC, AML, and surveillance requirements. Thorchain lost over $10M to an exploit. A patch
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@GetCoinJar
May 19
Who actually invented Bitcoin? There seem to be some new contenders. Over 15 years since Bitcoin changed the world, and we still have no idea who actually created it. Satoshi Nakamoto walked away from the internet in 2010 and has never been heard from since. The Bitcoin
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@GetCoinJar
May 12
Crypto's new move: skip the exploit, hire a lawyer. This week a dodgy law firm tried to hand frozen Lazarus Group funds to its own clients, Justin Sun sued the Trump crypto project and got a defamation countersuit in return, and crypto officially became the most muted topic on
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@GetCoinJar
May 4
Why May Matters for Crypto April was one of the most eventful months in recent memory for macro markets, and May arrives with the dust still settling. The picture hasn't gotten simpler. May 5: RBA Rate Decision At its March meeting, the RBA raised the cash rate, the second
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@GetCoinJar
Apr 30
Big news for our Australian customers! PayPal deposits and withdrawals are now live on CoinJar! You can now fund your CoinJar account using PayPal, including any bank account or card already linked to your PayPal wallet. Here's what you need to know: - Deposit fee: just 0.5%
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@GetCoinJar
Apr 23
DeFi has had an “interesting” ride lately. A sophisticated attack on Kelp DAO's rsETH bridge exploited weaknesses in cross-chain infrastructure, and the fallout rippled across protocols in ways that reminded everyone just how connected this ecosystem really is. Morgan Stanley
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@GetCoinJar
Apr 13
Buying a Bitcoin ETF and buying Bitcoin are not the same thing. One gives you price exposure. The other gives you an asset you actually own and can use. Learn more here: coinjar.com/learn/buy-bitc…
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@GetCoinJar
Apr 8
This week in crypto: A $285M hack via a fake trading firm months in the making. An Avalanche CEO ratioed by the XRP army. Scammers faking the death of the world's oldest tortoise to launch a memecoin. It's a clown's world. Naomi breaks it down. coinjar.com/blog/its-a-clo…
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@GetCoinJar
Apr 1
Why April Matters for Crypto March was a big month for central banks, and the picture heading into April seems more complicated. Apr 10: US Inflation Data (CPI) The latest data is arriving against a backdrop of surging oil prices tied to the conflict in Iran. Some economists
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@GetCoinJar
Mar 30
This week in crypto was a reminder that the industry still has some serious growing up to do. A trader lost nearly $50 million in a single Aave transaction, walking away with just $37k after a slippage disaster caused by an illiquid market and a routing problem on the frontend.
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