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Coinbase (COIN): The Bitcoin & Crypto Trading Hub

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The US Crypto Exchange

Over the past decade, digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum have been by far the best-performing financial assets. Their adoption by an increasingly large segment of the public and financial institutions was built on cryptocurrency exchange platforms, working as central nodes for buying and selling crypto.

Among these exchanges, the largest based in the US is Coinbase, an early mover in this segment, founded in 2012. The company has been publicly traded since 2021.

As crypto becomes mainstream, the acceptance by regulatory authorities is changing as well. Most notably, the Trump administration announced the creation of a Bitcoin strategic reserve, which will hold other crypto as well.

This could be positive for Coinbase, as it also looks to revive an effort for tokenized securities in the US market.

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