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The Counterparty

Coinbase exchange

Exchange · PageRank 0.0604

Also known as: Coinbase Exchange, Coinbase Pro

Overview

Coinbase operates as a US-based centralised digital-asset trading platform. Its services include spot markets, asset safekeeping, proof-of-stake participation, and a non-custodial wallet. The firm is distinguished by its emphasis on adhering to regulatory standards and its listing on public equity markets.

Within The Counterparty graph, Coinbase connects to 79 tracked entities, most strongly to Bitcoin (BTC), USD Coin, Ether (ETH).

Relations

Top connections in The Counterparty knowledge graph (confidence-weighted, 10 of 79 total).

RelationConnected entityConfidence
lists_tokenBitcoin (BTC)95%
lists_tokenUSD Coin95%
lists_tokenEther (ETH)95%
competes_withBinance95%
mentionsMorning Minute: Soldier Arrested for $400K Polymarket Insider Bet on Maduro Raid95%
regulated_byNY DFS BitLicense95%
mentionsRipple Prints $49 Million RLUSD as 'North Star' XRP Seeks Buyers Support; Shiba Inu (SHIB) Achieves Key Coinbase-Focused ETF Listing; Bitcoin Price Maintains $96,600 Outlook Amid Oil Spike on Hyperliq95%
mentionsRipple Sends $108 Million XRP to Coinbase, Shiba Inu (SHIB) Sees April's Biggest Bullish Sign, Saylor’s Strategy Scoops $3.6 Billion Bitcoin Gains — U.Today Crypto Digest95%
employed_byBrian Armstrong95%
foundedBrian Armstrong95%

Frequently asked questions

What is Coinbase?

Coinbase is an exchange tracked in The Counterparty knowledge graph. It is connected to 79 other tracked entities, most strongly to Bitcoin (BTC), USD Coin, Ether (ETH).

What type of entity is Coinbase?

Coinbase is classified as an exchange (exchange) in The Counterparty knowledge graph.

What is Coinbase connected to?

In The Counterparty knowledge graph, Coinbase is linked to 79 other tracked entities, most strongly to Bitcoin (BTC), USD Coin, Ether (ETH).

The dated record

8 dated entries on file, most recent first.

In the wire

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