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The PayPal effect
It also comes as a number of companies appear to be warming to crypto.
Last month, fintech giant
PayPal
announced it would add new features letting users trade bitcoin, ether, bitcoin cash and litecoin. By early 2021, the company also plans to let customers use crypto to shop with its network of 26 million retailers.
Meanwhile, Square said last month that it had bought $50 million worth of bitcoin. The U.S. fintech firm, which is run by
Twitter
CEO
Jack Dorsey
, has long offered crypto services to users of its popular Cash app.