NanoLabs, the firm behind the Nano (NANO) digital currency, has filed a lawsuit against Coinbase for trademark infringement. NanoLabs claimed trademark infringement on February 24 in a lawsuit filed in California’s Northern District Court against Coinbase over the latter’s Nano Bitcoin futures contract and Nano Ether futures contract. Moreover, NanoLabs
Once the COIN price dropped below $58 on Friday, investment management company Ark Invest, run by Cathie Wood, made a significant acquisition of Coinbase shares. As U.S. Core PCE inflation for January came in at 0.6%, above market predictions of 0.4%, the price of Coinbase, which is listed on the
Coinbase’s recently launched its Layer 2 blockchain technology. However, the launch has met with excitement and optimism, particularly for the $OP token. The technology is a major step forward for the digital payments industry, allowing for more efficient transactions and faster transfer speeds. Coinbase’s Layer 2 blockchain supports multiple blockchains,
Ark Invest, Cathie Wood’s investment management business, has made its biggest purchase of Coinbase shares ever. Cathie Wood is unfazed by Coinbase’s declining sales and regulatory uncertainties in the U.S. crypto sector. Quarter 4 revenue for Coinbase was $605 million, down significantly from $2.49 billion in the same period last
Earlier today, Coinbase announced the release of Base, it’s very own layer-2 network built on Ethereum. According to the business, millions of new decentralized applications will be able to make use of Base. Since it will serve as an open ecosystem for Coinbase’s on-chain products. Moreover, according to Jesse Pollak,
Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase outpaced revenue forecasts for the fourth quarter of 2022. Its transaction volume continued to drop. A year after Coinbase made $840 million in net profits during the height of cryptocurrency growth. And the company reported a $557 million net loss. As per reports, for the fourth quarter,
According to a report released by JPMorgan on Friday, analysts have reduced their price objective for Coinbase (COIN) shares from $60 to $52. JPMorgan said that the key reasons for the change in view include the continuous regulatory concerns to the company’s digital-focused businesses such as staking, USDC stablecoin, and
Some prominent entrepreneurs, including Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk and Ark Invest’s CEO Cathie Wood, have criticized the U.S. Federal Reserve for its ongoing rate rises, which they say have hampered market conditions and increased the likelihood of a recession. The global markets have become more optimistic as a result of
Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, a cryptocurrency exchange, has urged lawmakers to establish clear crypto regulations. In addition to Armstrong, many others have voiced their dissatisfaction with the ambiguity of U.S. crypto policy, claiming that it makes it impossible for businesses to operate within the law. Yet, Gary Gensler, head
Despite regulatory uncertainties in the crypto industry, Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood continues to acquire equities of cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase at cheap prices. As Coinbase’s share price fell below $58 on February 14, investment firm Ark Invest bought 14,636 shares of Coinbase (COIN). According to the records, Ark Invest, run
