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Leading US exchange Coinbase has partnered with Better Home & Finance (Better.com) mortgage lender, to launch cryptocurrency-backed mortgages. Henceforth, home buyers can pledge their Bitcoin (at 250% collateral) or USDC (at 125%) as collateral for home loans without selling them (the tokens). This eliminates capital gains tax since there are no realized gains. Additionally, these

Coinbase just posted the kind of earnings report that makes two groups of people sweat at the same time. The first group is obvious, COIN shareholders who saw the company swing into a loss while crypto prices and activity cooled. Coinbase reported about revenue of roughly $1.78B for the quarter and a loss of -$2.49

Digital asset lending company Ledn has completed the first-ever transaction of its kind in the asset-backed debt market, selling $188 million in securitized bonds backed by Bitcoin (BTC). This development emerges as the lending market confronts a volatile environment. Active loans have fallen to around $30 billion...

Executives at Coinbase used a recent company ‘AMA’ call to address growing scrutiny around Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, defending the firm’s dominant role as a custodian and pushing back against claims that spot Bitcoin ETFs are backed by “paper Bitcoin” rather than real assets. Responding to a question from Bloomberg’s James Seyffart, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong

Last updated:  February 6, 2026 On 28 February 2026, Liquifi will rebrand as Coinbase Token Manager. LiquiFi was already trusted by high‑profile projects like Optimism, Ethena, and Zora, and managed more than $8.5 billion in token value in 2024. After acquiring LiquiFi, Coinbase has decided to integrate its functionality deeply within the Coinbase ecosystem to

Journalist Tanzeel Akhtar Journalist Tanzeel Akhtar Part of the Team Since Feb 2018 About Author Tanzeel Akhtar has been reporting on cryptocurrency and blockchain technology since 2015. Her work has appeared in leading publications including The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, CoinDesk, Bitcoin... Last updated:  February 6, 2026 Tokenised collateral is shifting from experimental pilots into

Coinbase has taken its fight against crypto debanking to Australia’s parliament, filing a formal complaint that accuses the country’s biggest banks of shutting legitimate crypto businesses out of the financial system. Here’s the scoop. Big Four Banks Named in Filing The submission, sent to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics, names Commonwealth Bank

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has accused major U.S. banks of attempting to sabotage President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto agenda, warning that proposed changes to a Senate market structure bill could stifle innovation, ban entire categories of digital assets and strip Americans of the ability to earn yield on stablecoins. In a wide-ranging interview with Fox Business