Coinbase made $2.2 billion in revenue from transaction fees in Q4
The largest crypto trading platform in the U.S. has beaten analysts’ expectations by 27% in its Q4 earnings despite a broader slump in the crypto market. Coinbase’s Q4 financial report vastly exceeded market expectations Thursday, after the firm posted $2.5 billion in net revenue for the quarter, beating analyst predictions by 27%. FactSet consensus had forecasted Coinbase to generate approximately $1.9 billion in revenue for the period. Notably, the popular crypto exchange more than doubled transaction revenue from Q3 to Q4, generating 91% ($2.276 billion) of its total Q4 revenue from....
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Brian Armstrong expects other revenue streams to take the lead in five or 10 years. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has addressed the platform’s transaction fees as the company's shares list on Nasdaq today.In a CNBC Squawk Box interview on Wednesday, Armstrong discussed public concerns associated with Coinbase’s massive returns coming from transaction fees. As previously reported, nearly 96% of Coinbase’s entire revenue in 2020 was generated from transaction fees charged to users.When asked about the potential impact of greater competition on transaction fees on Coinbase, Armstrong said that....
The company has benefited a lot from the 2020 market, but had lost money in 2019. As Coinbase plans to pursue a direct listing on the stock market, which would see its existing shares be traded on American stock exchanges, the exchange has submitted an S-1 report with the SEC, which details all the relevant data that would help investors conduct due diligence on the company.The document represents the first time that Coinbase publicly revealed sensitive details like revenue or ownership structure. The filing reveals that the exchange posted a direct revenue of $1.1 billion in 2020, a....
Coinbase published the company’s shareholder letter on Tuesday which detailed it made over $2 billion in net revenue during the second quarter. The firm said “Q2 was a strong quarter” for Coinbase as it saw both “growth and diversification” this year. While netting in $2 billion, Coinbase said it has 68 million verified users and the company also noted it has been working with Spacex, Tesla, PNC Bank, Wisdomtree, and Elon Musk. Coinbase Q2 Results: Over $2 Billion in Revenue, Retail Users Rise, 9,000 Institutional Customers Coinbase (Nasdaq:COIN) has published....
The crypto market continues to express more decline in the value of most assets, especially Coinbase. Also, the intense bearish trend is creating tighter conditions for almost all firms. The overall effect results in adverse reports on the performance of the companies. Related Reading: Dogecoin Shows Bullish Bias As $0.12 Support Holds; Will $0.15 Be Breached? Recently, Coinbase, the most prominent American crypto exchange, released its report for the third quarter of 2022. However, the data about its revenue are not impressive. In addition, the exchange published its 3Q report recently,....
DriveWealth aims to be a crypto liquidity provider to compete with Coinbase while giving its partners’ retail clients the ability to trade crypto on their platforms. Stock brokerage firm DriveWealth has entered the cryptocurrency industry by launching two subsidiaries designed to allow its partners to offer crypto trading to retail investors. DriveWealth is a New Jersey-based company backed by Japanese tech giant Softbank and is valued at $2.85 billion. The push into the crypto space was motivated by traders who are forced to trade across what DriveWealth CEO Bob Cortright told CNBC is an....