Coinbase launches live phone support

The leading cryptocurrency trading platform unveiled the introduction of live phone support for cases of account take-overs (ATOs). In a statement that came earlier this week, Coinbase stressed their ongoing commitment to the platform's safety features' development. These remarks followed an increasing amount of news reports of data breaches and users losing control of their accounts due to a series of hacker attacks. In their statement last Tuesday, the company wrote: "At Coinbase, our goal is to be the most trusted crypto platform. Our security team significantly invests to protect our 68+ million users."

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