Coinbase, in partnership with MarketVector, has introduced the Coinbase 50 Index (COIN50), a crypto-focused benchmark that the companies hope will be the industry standard.
As The Street seems to continually underestimate the company’s revenues, we felt it was important to provide a resource to those who want to come up with their own conclusions.
The notes, which mature in 2030, will be convertible into cash, A-shares of the company’s stock, or a combination.
Overall, the quarter seemed to have marked a turning point for Coinbase.
While crypto prices make a comeback, public companies are taking advantage of the uptick in market momentum with several splashy announcements.
Our gripe arises around the lack of introspection about what a potential ETF might mean for the company. The truth of the matter is that an ETF is a double edged sword.
Coinbase is officially acquiring a stake in USDC stablecoin issuer Circle.
Regardless of how Coinbase did in regards to analysts expectations (which they beat, by the way), if we take a step back and evaluate how the business is doing as just a business, it’s quite obvious that it is well run.
With the company expected to release earnings results for Q2, 2023 on Thursday, August 3, we thought it would be helpful to provide some insights into what investors will be watching.
While all eyes were on Ripple last week (and for good reason), there was plenty of other news surrounding Coinbase that got lost underneath the headlines.
In order for Hut 8 to successfully continue operations without having to liquidate their crypto treasury, they needed a partner to support them.
