The post Coinbase Acquires Echo to Expand Onchain Fundraising Infrastructure appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In Brief Coinbase acquires Echo for $375M to boost onchain capital formation tools Echo has helped raise $200M+ across 300 deals using private and public token sales Coinbase stock closes up 2.31% as investors respond positively to the acquisition Coinbase announced the acquisition of Echo, an onchain capital raising platform, for approximately $375 million, according to a company statement published on October 21, 2025. The deal aims to connect builders with community capital and provide investors with new onchain investment opportunities. In an official post on X (formerly Twitter), Coinbase wrote, “Bringing back Up Only was just the warm-up. We’ve acquired @echodotxyz, the leading onchain capital raising platform.” The company added that the acquisition supports its mission of “joining builders with community capital” and “growing economic freedom worldwide.” Bringing back Up Only was just the warm up. We’ve acquired @echodotxyz, the leading onchain capital raising platform. → Joining builders with community capital→ Giving investors access to new opportunities→ Growing economic freedom worldwide pic.twitter.com/NCDF7t7B08 — Coinbase 🛡️ (@coinbase) October 21, 2025 Echo enables token-based fundraising through both private Echo sales and public Sonar sales, streamlining community-based investment participation. According to Coinbase, integrating Echo will “make it easier for companies to raise funds and give the community early access to unique opportunities.” Armstrong and Cobie Highlight Shared Mission as Stock Reacts Positively Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong commented, “On-chain capital formation is a vital and unique part of the crypto ecosystem.” He confirmed that Echo and Sonar will become part of Coinbase’s infrastructure, giving users access to early-stage token opportunities. Echo’s co-founder Cobie, expressed enthusiasm about the merger, writing via @echodotxyz, “We started building Echo to change the dynamics around crypto fundraising. Today, we’re joining Coinbase, but the mission stays the same.” He emphasised the goal of using Coinbase’s scale to provide “better… The post Coinbase Acquires Echo to Expand Onchain Fundraising Infrastructure appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In Brief Coinbase acquires Echo for $375M to boost onchain capital formation tools Echo has helped raise $200M+ across 300 deals using private and public token sales Coinbase stock closes up 2.31% as investors respond positively to the acquisition Coinbase announced the acquisition of Echo, an onchain capital raising platform, for approximately $375 million, according to a company statement published on October 21, 2025. The deal aims to connect builders with community capital and provide investors with new onchain investment opportunities. In an official post on X (formerly Twitter), Coinbase wrote, “Bringing back Up Only was just the warm-up. We’ve acquired @echodotxyz, the leading onchain capital raising platform.” The company added that the acquisition supports its mission of “joining builders with community capital” and “growing economic freedom worldwide.” Bringing back Up Only was just the warm up. We’ve acquired @echodotxyz, the leading onchain capital raising platform. → Joining builders with community capital→ Giving investors access to new opportunities→ Growing economic freedom worldwide pic.twitter.com/NCDF7t7B08 — Coinbase 🛡️ (@coinbase) October 21, 2025 Echo enables token-based fundraising through both private Echo sales and public Sonar sales, streamlining community-based investment participation. According to Coinbase, integrating Echo will “make it easier for companies to raise funds and give the community early access to unique opportunities.” Armstrong and Cobie Highlight Shared Mission as Stock Reacts Positively Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong commented, “On-chain capital formation is a vital and unique part of the crypto ecosystem.” He confirmed that Echo and Sonar will become part of Coinbase’s infrastructure, giving users access to early-stage token opportunities. Echo’s co-founder Cobie, expressed enthusiasm about the merger, writing via @echodotxyz, “We started building Echo to change the dynamics around crypto fundraising. Today, we’re joining Coinbase, but the mission stays the same.” He emphasised the goal of using Coinbase’s scale to provide “better…