Coinbase Faces Sharp Q4 Revenue Drop Amid Trading Slowdown
Coinbase Global posted a sharp fourth-quarter revenue decline, reflecting weaker trading activity and ongoing volatility in digital asset markets. The exchange reported earnings of –$2.49 per share, far below the expected $0.96, alongside a net loss of $667 million. The company highlighted progress in diversifying beyond spot trading, yet results underscore how quickly earnings can deteriorate when trading volumes drop and investor risk appetite wanes. https://twitter.com/coinbase/status/2022063081497801051 Trading Slowdown Hits Core Revenue Transaction revenue, the backbone of Coinbase’s business, recorded the steepest decline in the quarter as retail trading cooled amid volatile price swings in major cryptocurrencies. Institutional activity proved
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