Coinbase

COIN

Market cap $73.6B

Coinbase Global delivered a strong Q3 with 59% YoY net revenue growth and robust adjusted EBITDA, despite recent stock weakness. Coinbase's transaction revenue and monetization were excellent, though Bitcoin price volatility continues to weigh on near-term sentiment and the Q4 outlook. Subscription and Services revenue grew 34%, with stablecoin momentum solid, but Q4 guidance suggests some deceleration and mixed expense management.

COIN rides regulatory clarity and ecosystem growth, while RIOT bets big on AI-fueled data centers beyond mining.

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The investment manager's daily trading file, posted on social media site X, revealed a tranche of pre-Thankgiving trades.

Major U.S. equities indexes gained Tuesday afternoon, extending Monday's rally to start a holiday-shortened trading week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up over 1%, while the S&P 500 climbed 0.5%, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq ticked 0.1% higher.

All three of the stocks rallied more than 5% on Monday as investors piled into Bitcoin and other risk-on assets.

CNBC's MacKenzie Sigalos reports the share of stablecoins in crypto's total market cap has climbed to a two-year high, as investors seek shelter from volatility despite bitcoin's rebound and renewed ETF inflows.

Coinbase Global COIN is set to buy Vector.fun in its efforts to expand access to Solana. Vector is an on-chain trading platform built on Solana, and when integrated into COIN's platform, will aid users in broader access to on-chain markets.

Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase plans to acquire onchain trading platform Vector. Because Vector's platform is built on Solana, the acquisition will expand Coinbase's support for the Solana trading ecosystem, Coinbase said in a Friday (Nov. 21) blog post.

Cathie Wood added to her stakes in Nvidia, Coinbase, and Archer Aviation on Thursday. All three stocks have been big winners in 2025, but they all closed on Thursday's momentum reversal.