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Coinbase Raises $1 Billion in Convertible Notes

Coinbase's Bold Move: Raising $1 Billion in Convertible Senior Notes In an audacious financial maneuver, Coinbase, the leading digital asset exchange in America, has announced a private offering aimed at raising $1 billion through convertible senior notes. This strategic decision not only underscores the growing confidence in the cryptocurrency market but also showcases the exchange's ambition to further solidify its position within the industry. Coinbase Stock Performance As of the latest trading session, Coinbase's stock, designated as COIN on the Nasdaq, experienced a notable uptick of 3%, bringing the share price to $263.86. Here’s a brief overview of its recent performance: Previous Close : $256 on Tuesday Intraday High : Surged above $268 on Wednesday morning Month-to-Date Growth : Nearly 90% Recent Peak : Reached its highest price since 2021 at $271.65 earlier this week The robust performance of COIN illustrates investors' renewed interest in crypt...
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Bitcoin's Price Plunge: Impact on Popular Stocks and Crypto Industry

The recent plunge in Bitcoin's price following the launch of spot crypto exchange traded funds (ETFs) in the United States has had a significant impact on popular stocks that give investors exposure to the leading cryptocurrency. Companies such as MicroStrategy, Tesla, and Coinbase, which hold substantial amounts of Bitcoin, have seen their stock prices decline over the past month. Here's a closer look at how these stocks have been performing:

MicroStrategy (NASDAQ: MSTR)

  • Largest public holder of BTC with 189,150 coins worth $7.5 billion
  • Stock down 25% over the past month, trading at $450.99 per share

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA)

  • Owns over $386 million in BTC
  • Stock down over 19% over the past month, priced at $207.83

Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN)

  • America's biggest crypto exchange
  • Stock down 29% over the past month, trading at $121.34 per share

While stocks in the crypto industry, particularly mining stocks, have historically performed well during periods of interest in digital assets, the current downward trend in Bitcoin's price has impacted these equities negatively as well. Canadian Bitcoin miner Hut (HUT) and American miner Riot Platforms (NASDAQ: RIOT) have also experienced significant declines:

Hut (HUT)

  • Toronto Stock Exchange listed
  • Dropped by more than 64% over the past month

Riot Platforms (NASDAQ: RIOT)

  • Down over 41% with stock priced at a little over $10

Despite the launch of several Bitcoin ETFs, Bitcoin's price has continued to decline in 2024. Analysts had differing opinions on whether the introduction of these investment vehicles would trigger a bull run in the market. As the crypto industry navigates through this challenging period, investors are closely monitoring the performance of these key stocks for any signs of recovery.

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