Coinbase

Coinbase is where a large share of Americans first bought cryptocurrency. The company runs a regulated exchange for retail and institutional traders, holds customer coins as a custodian, and earns much of its money from trading fees plus a growing stream of interest and subscription revenue tied to stablecoins and staking. Brian Armstrong and Fred Ehrsam founded it in 2012, and it went public on Nasdaq in April 2021 through one of the first major direct listings by a crypto firm. Coinbase gave up a physical headquarters during the pandemic and now operates as a remote-first company. Its results swing hard with the crypto cycle, since volume and prices drive fees, which makes the stock a high-beta proxy for the digital-asset market rather than a steady financial.

On MyRWA, COIN trades tokenized across 46 on-chain venues - see the listings below.