[eswat]

> This offer is good for select .edu domains only. We have tried to include the top 500 universities worldwide (this is not U.S. focused).

I’m not aware of a university outside of the US that uses a .edu TLD…

[nickonline]

When I was at university similar comments were made by other organisations and they allowed my .edu.au

However upon reading the first thing I considered was "who are the top 500". It might be easier if they provided a list.

[pugz]

http://monash.edu is based in Australia. It also apparently has campuses in Malaysia, South Africa, India, Italy and China.

There's also the embarrassingly bad http://australia.edu/, which is not a university and even has public signup for @australia.edu emails. Perhaps that will allow access to this promotion.

[adrianmacneil]

I'm an engineer at Coinbase. There are definitely many non-US domains included (e.g. .ac.CCTLD and .edu.CCTLD).

[bendoernberg]

Why not publish the list? Surely it's not worth frustrating students from hundreds of colleges who try to take advantage of the offer and can't?

[icelancer]

Not publishing the list makes you look like you are harvesting email addresses. Just publish it.

[Mandatum]

In New Zealand it's .ac.nz. We're screwed whenever there's .edu sales/offers.

[adrianmacneil]

Fellow kiwi here. Most NZ universities are included.

[spectrum]

Here in the Netherlands the University of Tilburg has a .edu: http://www.tilburguniversity.edu/

[DCKing]

The website having an .edu is one thing, but that doesn't give you a usable .edu email address.

[atgc]

I just registered with my @tilburguniversity.edu address but sadly I don't see any indication that it's on the list.

[Tenoke]

>We have tried to include the top 500 universities worldwide

Eh, doesn't Coinbase operate only in the US?

[haakon]

Their wallet service can be used by anyone, anywhere. If you want to use their brokerage service to buy bitcoins, you need a U.S. bank account.