Coinbase Earn, the exchange's initiative that enables users to "Earn crypto while learning about crypto," has introduced support for Stellar.
The company announced the news on its Twitter profile, saying that any eligible US user can learn about the Stellar protocol while earning up to $50 worth of XLM. The company plans on giving out 1 billion Lumens from the Stellar Development Foundation.
Continuing its streak as one of the most innovative cryptocurrency exchanges based in the US, Coinbase decided to expand the offer for its Coinbase Earn service.
The $100 million acquisition gave Coinbase access to a large audience that used the platform as a way to earn cryptocurrencies for performing simple tasks.
Renamed Coinbase Earn, the platform enables users to learn about different coins and projects while earning digital currencies.
On Mar. 26th, the company announced that it has expanded Coinbase Earn's offer by adding support for Stellar.
Today we're launching our biggest Coinbase Earn opportunity yet.
Any eligible US user can now learn about the Stellar protocol while earning up to $50 of XLM: https://t.
During the course of the Earn XLM event on Coinbase Earn, the exchange will award up to 1 billion XLM to its customers.
As the Earn XLM service will only be available to certain users based in the US, Coinbase is currently allowing all users to access the content made for the project.
Coinbase Earn Giving Away $50 Per Person in Stellar: Plans to Distribute 1 Billion XLM
Published on Mar 27, 2019
by Cryptoslate | Published on Coinage
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