Coinbase is reportedly looking to set up office in New York
After announcing shutdown of San Francisco headquarters last month, Coinbase is reportedly quietly setting up its first office in New York. The United States’ largest cryptocurrency exchange, Coinbase, is reportedly setting up its first office in New York. The Nasdaq-listed cryptocurrency exchange has allegedly subleased 30,000 square feet from Steven Cohen’s investment firm Point72 at Related Companies’ 55 Hudson Yards in New York, the New York Post reports Sunday.Citing sources from a real estate firm, the report notes that Coinbase’s upcoming NY office makes up a small chunk of....
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