Cryptocurrency can now be paid everywhere

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Coinbase Card is now supported by Apple Pay and Google Pay

Coinbase has officially announced that you can now use your Coinbase Card with Apple Pay and Google Pay to buy goods and services with cryptocurrency.

The Coinbase Card is a Visa debit card that allows users to spend cryptocurrency across the globe. It works by automatically converting any crypto in a user's Coinbase account to U.S. dollars. Standard conversion fees apply, but users will be able to earn up to 4% back in cryptocurrency rewards while using the card with Apple Pay or Google Pay. It makes it much easier to spend and grow your crypto.

Those interested in a Coinbase Card can sign up for the waitlist at the company's website and then receive an email invitation.

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Bitcoin officially joins the US Stock Exchange

Bitcoin has been officially approved by the US Stock Exchange – on October 19, the world’s first trading of the Bitcoin Strategy ETF was successfully launched in New York. In two days of trading, Bitcoin assets managed by the exchange-traded fund exceeded $1 billion. The Bitcoin Strategy ETF thus became the first US exchange-traded fund to be officially approved for Bitcoin contracts.

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BTC Powers Back to $50K

Bitcoin is gaining ground! BTC price is on the move again, hitting its highest level since mid-May. It peaked at $50,270, adding 3% on the day. It has recovered more than 72% since June. The crypto asset’s overall market valuation is currently at $942 billion. This could be a sign that the “capitulation period has ended and the market is back on solid ground,” Coin Metrics wrote in a Tuesday newsletter.

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Back in accumulation mode

On-chain data shows long-term BTC holders are back in accumulation mode after the recent shake-out.

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Coinbase Card is now supported by Apple Pay and Google Pay

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Bitcoin officially joins the US Stock Exchange

BTC Powers Back to $50K

Back in accumulation mode