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Yahoo Finance has nabbed a couple of photos reported to show Fitbit’s upcoming smartwatch, along with a handful of reports that make the whole undertaking sound like one big fiasco. Sources are talk

The SEC just issued their ruling on the Winkelevoss bitcoin ETF, and it wasn't good news for enthusiasts of the digital currency. Regulators rejected the proposed application, mainly because of the la

This was all inevitable, of course. Fitbit has made its plans for Coin clear since it bought the mobile payment company back in May of last year. At the time, the wearable maker announced that it was

Fitbit’s future plans clearly extend well beyond simple fitness tracking, as evidenced by products like the Blaze, which leans much more heavily into smartwatch territory than before. And then there

Coin, the $99 smart card that lets users keep all their credit cards and gift cards on a single device, is today announcing a rewards program for owners of the Coin. The pilot program begins with a fe

Coin, the device that wanted to replace all of your credit cards with a… card, is prepped and ready to dig into the future with Coin 2.0. Coin 2.0 uses NFC and is EMV-compatible so that users ca

The Coin (promising to let you combine all your credit/debit/loyalty cards into a single piece of tech) has delayed for so long that you might have forgotten that you ordered one. In November of 2013,

One year after exploding on the scene, it looks like Coin, the YC-backed startup that wants to replace all your bank cards with a universal card, is finally shipping product to its backers after a lon

People haven't shut up about <a href="https://beta.techcrunch.com/2013/11/20/coin-kicking-credit-cards-to-the-curb-answers-a-few-questions/">Coin</a> since the credit card replacement debuted in Novem

Coin, a YC-backed company looking to thin down your wallet, is currently in the process of raising around $15 million in Series A funding, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter. Led b

The early response to Coin has been pretty overwhelming, with the company <a href="https://beta.techcrunch.com/2013/11/14/coin-the-electronic-credit-card-reaches-its-pre-order-goal-in-40-minutes/">rea

YC-backed Coin, the electronic credit card that stores multiple cards on one Bluetooth device, made a big splash last week <a href="https://beta.techcrunch.com/2013/11/14/coin-the-electronic-credit-ca

We are, I believe, in an interstitial zone when it comes to payments. Credit cards are still king - just ask <a href="https://beta.techcrunch.com/tag/Square">Square</a> - and NFC is just a dream in mo

San Francisco-based startup Coin may not have launched yet, but it has created a hardware platform that others can use to build their own products in the process of developing its own. Today, Coin ann