(Reuters) -Coinbase, the largest publicly traded cryptocurrency exchange, is waiving fees on transactions connected to PayPal's stablecoin and allowing its users to redeem the token directly for U.S.

Coinbase and Gemini are expanding beyond cryptocurrency into stocks, payments, prediction markets, and stablecoins to create ...

Coinbase is removing fees for purchases of PayPal's stablecoin as part of a broader effort to increase the use of the coin, and an attempt to boost on-chain payment opportunities for consumers and ...

Coinbase stock has declined over 30% since mid-July, despite the broader market's slight increase. Q2 earnings showed mixed results: net revenue down 13.1% QoQ but up 108% YoY; transaction revenue ...

Coinbase unveiled a new feature that lets customers borrow up to $1 million in cash from their Bitcoin wallet yesterday. See: Coinbase Expands Banking Services by Letting Users Deposit Paychecks Into ...

Bank of America said it recommended investors buy Coinbase's stock, pointing to its new products including weekday equities ...

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An exception will be made for Tier 1 and Tier 2 Coinbase Exchange Liquidity Program members. Coinbase — the largest United States-based crypto exchange — has introduced commission fees for net ...