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Home»Bitcoin»Bloomberg: Coinbase considers Saylor-like Bitcoin strategies before opting out.

Bloomberg: Coinbase considers Saylor-like Bitcoin strategies before opting out.

Bitcoin By Gavin11/05/2025
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Bloomberg reports that Coinbase considered adopting Michael Saylor’s Strategy, a playbook for Bitcoin investments, on several occasions. However, it decided to reject it because it feared it could kill its crypto exchange.

“There were definitely moments over the last 12 years where we thought, man, should we put 80% of our balance sheet into crypto — into Bitcoin specifically,” Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong told Bloomberg’s video conference on May 9, 2009.

Armstrong says the BitcoinBTCThis strategy would have put the cash flow of the company at risk, and could even lead to the death of the cryptocurrency exchange. “We made a conscious choice about risk,” He also added.

Coinbase’s chief financial officer Alesia Haas who was also present at the video called, said the company didn’t intend to compete directly with customers about which cryptocurrency would perform better. 

“Rest assured, we are not stopping there,” Haas spoke as Coinbase purchased another $153 million worth Crypto assets were primarily Bitcoin in the first quarter results announcement on 8 May.

As per BitcoinTreasuries.net, Coinbase holds 9,480 Bitcoin — worth $988 million at current market prices — which makes up the majority of its $1.3 billion crypto asset holdings.

Armstrong’s cryptocurrency exchange, which is owned by Armstrong Investments Ltd., ranks ninth in the list of corporate Bitcoin holders. Strategy, Tesla, MARA Holdings Bitcoin mining company and MARA Holdings.

Related: $45 million stolen from Coinbase users in the last week — ZachXBT

A number of companies have copied Saylor’s Bitcoin playbook and funded purchases using stock and debt sales, betting that Bitcoin’s rising price will help boost the share prices.

More than 100 companies around the globe have reported that they hold Bitcoin. Another 40 ETF issuers and 26 private firms, as well as 12 nations, have reported their ownership of the crypto.

Source: Mitchell Askew

Deribit, a subsidiary of Coinbase, is acquired

On May 8, Coinbase agreed to acquire Deribit is a cryptocurrency derivatives platform that was purchased for $2.9 Billion, the highest corporate purchase in this industry to date. 

Coinbase will be able to expand its footprint across the United States with this acquisition. crypto derivatives market The platform, previously limited to Bermuda only, has now been expanded.

Deribit has facilitated more than $1 trillion worth of transactions, according to Coinbase. trading volume In 2024, the current interest rate is around $30 billion.

Coinbase is now the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world. “global leader” In crypto derivatives, the company said.

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