🚨 Coinbase's $COIN stock is currently trading 10% below its IPO price, marking its highest level since November 2021.
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Arc Investment, led by Cathie Wood, acquired an additional 149,547 shares of Coinbase stock, totaling $12.83 million in investments this month. 📈💼💰 #CoinbaseStock #InvestmentNews

📈 Analysts at Fairlead Strategies report that Coinbase's stock price has surged approximately 300% this year, with potential for further upside. They believe the breakout sets the stage for Coinbase's stock to target resistance levels at $160 and $200. 💼📊 #CoinbaseStock #StockAnalysis 🚀📈

📊 Ark Invest reportedly sold an additional 34,261 shares of Coinbase stock valued at $5.52 million through its fund on the 19th (local time). This comes after Ark Invest's sale of $42.59 million worth of Coinbase shares on the 14th. 📈💼 #ArkInvest #CoinbaseStock 📉🚀

💥 Coinbase's #COIN shares are up 300% this year, outpacing $BTC 🤯

💡 Analysts predict a potential breakout above $116 resistance this Friday, paving the way for more gains! 👀

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📈📉 According to Ark Investment Daily, Ark Investment, under the leadership of Cathy Wood, sold a total of 180,422 shares of Coinbase stock in its three affiliated funds on December 6th, amounting to approximately $24.29 million. Additionally, in December, Ark Invest reduced its affiliated funds' holdings of Coinbase stocks by 340,530 shares, equivalent to around $45.84 million. Adjustments in their investment portfolio. 📊🤝 #ArkInvestment #CoinbaseStock #InvestmentPortfolio

📉 Ark Investment, led by Cathy Wood, sold a total of 82,255 shares of Coinbase (COIN) stock through its ARKK, ARKW, and ARKF funds on December 12, amounting to approximately $11.48 million. 📈💼 #ArkInvestment #CoinbaseStock

Stablecoin Payment Network Bridge, Founded by Ex-Square and Coinbase Executives, Raises $58M #StablecoinSafety

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Of the $58 million, $40 million came from recent investments by Sequoia and Ribbit.

Bridge, a global stablecoin payment network founded by former Square and Coinbase executives Zach Abrams and Sean Yu, has raised $58 million in funding.

The funding round saw contributions from major investors including Sequoia, Ribbit, and Index Ventures, according to a Fortune report.

Of the $58 million, $40 million came from recent investments by Sequoia and Ribbit, underscoring the growing interest in the potential of stablecoins to revolutionize global finance.

Bridge to Facilitate Cross-Border Payments

Bridge’s platform is designed to facilitate cross-border payments using stablecoins, offering a faster and more cost-effective alternative to conventional financial networks.

This has attracted high-profile clients, including SpaceX and Coinbase. #CoinbaseStock

SpaceX, in particular, utilizes Bridge’s services to handle payments in multiple currencies, converting them into stablecoins for integration into its global treasury operations.#SpaceX

Fintech is deeply rational. If you can do something that is faster, cheaper, and more economical, you win,” Abrams said in an interview with Fortune.
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He claimed that this philosophy is at the core of Bridge’s ambition to reshape the payments landscape.

In addition to its partnerships with leading firms, Bridge also collaborates with cryptocurrency platforms like the Stellar blockchain and the Bitcoin app Strike.
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These collaborations enable the infrastructure necessary for seamless stablecoin transactions, further solidifying Bridge’s position in the fintech ecosystem.

Stablecoin Market Continues to Expand

The stablecoin market continues to expand despite past challenges

As reported, the stablecoin market has seen its total capitalization soar to a record $168 billion after 11 months of consistent growth