Source:According to data provided by on-chain research company CryptoQuant, the US exchange’s bitcoin reserves have recently shot up, while Binance’s have fallen. Over the past several months, Coinbase has become even more of a major player in the digital currencies sector, even as other companies in the same field have gone out of business.
Total crypto market cap at $1.4 trillion on the weekly chart:As of November, the price of Coinbase stock has made an impressive rebound, coming back strongly from a psychological support level of $70. In the last few days, this upward trend has pushed the price of the asset to a remarkable $115, which is a 62% climb. Based in San Francisco, the Nasdaq has listed Coinbase as a public company since 2021. The last time COIN was worth this much was in May 2022, just before the bubble burst for Terra and most of the digital asset economy crumbled along with it. Analysts said that the Binance legal ruling could also be good for Coinbase because it could make it easier for US regulators to grant permission for a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF). A is a type of investment trust fund that lets buyers benefit from changes in the price of Bitcoin without actually holding the cryptocurrency itself. It works like a regular stock on a stock market, helping investors buy and sell shares that give them ownership in the Bitcoin ETF. Bitcoin is what the ETF is based on, and its value is linked to the success of the crypto asset. Meanwhile, as COIN surges to an 18-month high, nearing the $117 mark, speculation arises about the possibility of it reaching $150. The impressive rally showcases the platform’s resilience and market confidence. Investors are keenly observing whether this upward momentum will persist, potentially propelling Coinbase to new heights. The crypto community awaits eagerly, anticipating whether COIN will continue its ascent towards the speculated $150 milestone.
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