In 2020, crypto cemented its status as an institutional asset class. Coinbase had a front-row seat to this development — facilitating trading, custodial, and lending activities for many of the world's investment firms, corporates, banks, fintechs, and wealth managers.
In 2020, crypto cemented its status as an institutional asset class. Coinbase had a front-row seat to this development.
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