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COIN is the main custodian for the bitcoin ETFs, and while the fees spread between its transaction fees and custodian fees is large, the volume from these ETFs in the future can more than offset this delta.
Retail trading volume is increasing on Coinbase, and while spot BTC ETFs are approved in the US, all other crypto needs to be traded on an exchange, such as COIN. Coinbase is the main crypto exchange in the US that is trusted, working with regulators, and is now being interwoven in the traditional finance world. Coinbase will receive fees from Ether staking, derivatives, futures, expansion into Europe, it has its own wallet, is working on payments integration, and has built its own layer 2 network on top of Ethereum, called Base. As activity on 'Base' increases, this will drive fees to COIN. As an industry leader in the crypto space, COIN has executed well on the operational front.
Bull case, as investor sentiment and interest in crypto increases once again, Coinbase will see significant inflows and sales, and it can also act as the future custodian for Ether ETFs (deadline May 2024).
Bear case, investors mainly gravitate towards ETF investing for crypto or interest and risk appetite for crypto products and the technology wanes.
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