Coinbase, one of the most-funded startups in the Bitcoin space, has turned its attention to Europe after it expanded into 13 countries. In addition to the US, Coinbase now serves users in Italy, Spain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Austria, Cyprus, Finland, Greece, Latvia, Malta, Portugal, and Slovakia. The European service is initially a beta which restricts customers to €500 ($645) of buying and selling per day, though Coinbase hopes to raise that limit “in the near future.” “We think launching in these additional countries is a major step for the entire Bitcoin community, and will help continue bitcoin’s growth as a global payment network,”…
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