Coinbase News

A number of high-profile crypto firms have announced relocations or expansions in the United States this year.

Coinbase reportedly considered adopting a Michael Saylor–style Bitcoin investment strategy on multiple occasions since it launched in 2012, but opted out each time.

The video streaming platform is entering a crowded market for non-custodial Bitcoin wallets.

Coinbase’s total revenue fell to $2 billion in Q1 as trading volumes across the market slowed, with net income falling dramatically as crypto prices slumped.

The deal reflects competition among crypto exchanges to dominate the burgeoning derivatives market. 

Deribit is the world's leading Bitcoin and Ethereum options trading platform, with more than $1.2 trillion in annual trading volume.

Coinbase users are falling prey to social engineering scams, costing users tens of millions of dollars in losses, according to ZachXBT.

The x402 protocol could transform AI agents from tools that require constant human interaction into autonomous economic actors.

Bitcoin’s Coinbase premium drops below zero, signaling a bearish sentiment and potential volatility amid CME gaps on both sides of the market.

As crypto regulation softens under Trump, Deribit and other global firms are reassessing opportunities in the US market.

Coinbase is halting trading of Movement Labs’ MOVE token on May 15, citing noncompliance with its listing standards.

The case stems from the US Internal Revenue Service's attempt to obtain Coinbase users' transaction data in 2016.

Bitcoin sold off to $92,910 after GDP data showed the negative impact of Trump’s trade war and the heightened chance of a US recession. Will traders buy the dip?

Coinbase will launch its Bitcoin Yield Fund on May 1 to offer 4%–8% returns for institutional investors seeking passive income on Bitcoin holdings.

Coinbase legal boss Paul Grewal told SEC Chair Paul Atkins in a letter that his staff being unable to hold crypto is a roadblock for the agency's Crypto Task Force.