The early response to Coin has been pretty overwhelming, with the company reaching its initial pre-order goal shortly after it went online. It's kept pre-orders open since then, and you can still order a Coin for $50 plus $5 shipping on the company's website. We got an early look at one of the electronic card's prototypes and spoke with founder Kanishk Parashar, who showed us how Coin works. TechCrunch's Ryan Lawler talks to Kanishk Parashar, Founder & CEO of Coin.
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