COIN hit a 52-week high on June 25 after a bullish analyst target. Gain exposure via ETFs like CRPT, FDIG, IBLC, BKCH and BITQ -- each holding 10%+ in Coinbase.
Thanks to the new stablecoin legislation, Coinbase now earns high-margin, recurring revenue from digital dollars—and it's just getting started. It's not just trading anymore: Coinbase is moving into payments, credit cards, custody, staking, and even tokenized stock trading. With regulation as its moat, Coinbase is building the financial infrastructure of the future—right under Wall Street's nose.
Many positive catalysts have pushed Coinbase (COIN) stock higher, which hit a new 52-week high of $369 a share on Wednesday.
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Coinbase, the leading crypto exchange, is poised to capitalize on the burgeoning crypto economy, driven by increasing adoption and the often overlooked yet rapidly growing stablecoin business.
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Coinbase Global (NASDAQ:COIN) has surged by almost 30% over the past week. The rally comes following the passage of the much-anticipated stablecoin regulation bill through the Senate, seen as a big positive for COIN, which counts stablecoins as its second-largest revenue driver (related: How Coinbase Benefits From Stablecoin Bill) In fact, COIN stock has fared pretty well over the last year as well, rising by roughly 60% since the election of Donald Trump to the Presidency.
Coinbase Global (NASDAQ:COIN) experienced a surge of 16% during Wednesday's trading and has risen nearly 20% over the course of the past week. This increase follows the approval of the highly awaited stablecoin regulation bill by the Senate.
The GENIUS Stablecoins Act could drive a 8x surge in USDC market cap, positioning Coinbase for outsized growth in its stablecoins revenue stream. Coinbase's Deribit acquisition is attractively valued and expands TAM into the much larger crypto derivatives market, boosting transaction volumes and profitability. Declining stock-based compensation and the business model's strong operating leverage set the stage for significant margin expansion as the business scales.
Coinbase's stablecoin revenue has grown considerably in recent years. With institutional adoption on the horizon, the stock has considerable exposure to a new kind of institutional investment cycle, one focused on crypto's payment rails. Trading at only 18x Adjusted EBITDA, (as a run-rate) we think the stock appears quite reasonably priced.