NASDAQ:COIN 12 February 2026 - 5 June 2026

Gemini Stock Is Up Before the Bell. Bitcoin’s Slide Is What Traders Are Really Watching

Gemini Stock Is Up Before the Bell. Bitcoin’s Slide Is What Traders Are Really Watching

Gemini Space Station, Inc. shares edged higher before the Nasdaq open on Friday, a small move that stood out against a rougher tape for crypto. The stock was last quoted at $4.62, up 11 cents, while bitcoin extended losses in around-the-clock trading. The move matters because Gemini is still being judged less like a mature exchange and more like a live test of public-market appetite for crypto brokers after the boom. Bitcoin’s latest fall threatens trading volumes, retail demand and the value investors place on crypto-linked stocks.
June 5, 2026
CSLM Digital Acquisition Holds at $10; What Traders Are Watching on KOYN

CSLM Digital Acquisition Holds at $10; What Traders Are Watching on KOYN

CSLM Digital Asset Acquisition Corp III Class A shares were little changed Monday, staying close to their cash value. Investors are watching for final deal terms on the blank-check firm’s planned merger with First Digital Group. KOYN ended the session at $10.125, gaining half a cent from its last close. Shares moved in a tight band, changing hands between $10.12 and $10.125. Only 10,833 shares traded. Market remains light on new information for the stock.
June 1, 2026
Coinbase Layoffs: 700 Jobs Cut as Brian Armstrong Bets on AI in Crypto Slowdown

Coinbase Dips Ahead of Holiday; Catalyst Could Hit Soon

Coinbase Global shares slid 4.4% Friday to $184.99, leaving the stock down 5.3% for the week. The Nasdaq-listed crypto exchange will resume trading Tuesday, as U.S. equity markets are closed Monday for Memorial Day. The clock is key. Investors headed into the three-day market holiday while crypto kept moving, regulation in Washington wasn’t set, and Coinbase’s revenue still hung on trading volumes—the ups and downs that feed its exchange fees.
May 24, 2026
Coinbase Has a Wall Street Problem: Morgan Stanley’s E*Trade Crypto Fees Turn Up the Heat

Coinbase Has a Wall Street Problem: Morgan Stanley’s E*Trade Crypto Fees Turn Up the Heat

Morgan Stanley is rolling out crypto trading on ETrade, slashing prices and putting Coinbase Global under new pricing strain. The Wall Street bank is charging 50 basis points per crypto trade, Bloomberg reported, and intends to extend access to all 8.6 million ETrade clients before the year’s out. Coinbase, the biggest U.S. crypto exchange, is now facing direct competition from a firm with a massive brokerage customer base. The shift is happening: crypto is edging into standard brokerage accounts, alongside stocks, ETFs, and cash. Morgan Stanley last year announced plans for E*Trade clients to trade bitcoin, ether, and solana via Zerohash, its digital-asset backbone. Coinbase, meanwhile, will release its first-quarter numbers after Thursday’s close.
May 7, 2026
Binance Online May 13 Agenda Revealed: CZ, BlackRock COO And Crypto Leaders Join Global Livestream

Binance Online May 13 Agenda Revealed: CZ, BlackRock COO And Crypto Leaders Join Global Livestream

On May 13, Binance plans to host a “Binance Online” event lasting more than four hours, lining up founder Changpeng Zhao, co-CEOs Yi He and Richard Teng, BlackRock COO Rob Goldstein, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, and Solana Foundation President Lily Liu for the same public schedule. The event kicks off at 11:00 UTC on Binance Square, which is the company’s own content and social hub. The timing is key here: Binance is pushing to shift its narrative toward institutions, AI, and tokenization—moving beyond just retail crypto trading. Tokenization refers to putting ownership or claims on assets, like securities or funds, onto a blockchain.
May 7, 2026
Bitcoin Breaks $80,000 as CLARITY Act Deal Turns Washington Into Crypto’s Next Test

Bitcoin Breaks $80,000 as CLARITY Act Deal Turns Washington Into Crypto’s Next Test

Bitcoin stayed north of $81,000 on Tuesday, riding momentum from renewed optimism over U.S. crypto legislation and evidence that demand was steady around the $80,000 mark. The coin was last seen at $81,304, not far from its session peak of $81,656. $80,000 wasn’t just a psychological milestone—there was more to it. Bitcoin climbed as high as $80,594 on Monday, a 2.1% gain and the highest since Jan. 31, Bloomberg reported. Ether and Solana managed smaller advances.
May 5, 2026
Coinbase Layoffs: 700 Jobs Cut as Brian Armstrong Bets on AI in Crypto Slowdown

Coinbase Layoffs: 700 Jobs Cut as Brian Armstrong Bets on AI in Crypto Slowdown

Coinbase Global announced Tuesday it’s cutting around 700 positions—about 14% of its workforce—as part of a restructuring drive aimed at slashing costs and repositioning the crypto exchange for the artificial intelligence era. AI software, the company noted, can handle tasks, write code, and assist with decisions that previously required more people. Coinbase expects to wrap up most of the plan by the second quarter, with estimated charges between $50 million and $60 million, mostly related to severance and termination benefits, according to a filing. The timing isn’t great for crypto exchanges: when customer trading drops, so does revenue. “April trading activity across digital asset exchanges has slowed,” Jefferies analyst Daniel T. Fannon wrote in a note quoted by Reuters. That
May 5, 2026
Coinbase, Microsoft disrupt “Tycoon 2FA” phishing network as crypto rules hit another snag

Coinbase, Microsoft disrupt “Tycoon 2FA” phishing network as crypto rules hit another snag

Coinbase Global Inc announced Wednesday it collaborated with Microsoft and several other partners to take down “Tycoon 2FA,” a phishing operation that sold stolen login credentials by subscription. According to the crypto exchange, it tracked crypto transactions tied to the service, which led to identifying a suspected administrator, reportedly based in Pakistan. The timing isn’t lost on Coinbase. Phishing attacks still find their way into accounts—and then, inevitably, into complaints—even if users have enabled additional login protections.
March 5, 2026
Robinhood stock jumps ahead of JFK “Take Flight” event as CFO previews $5.5 billion February inflows

Robinhood stock jumps ahead of JFK “Take Flight” event as CFO previews $5.5 billion February inflows

Robinhood Markets, Inc. climbed roughly 8% Wednesday, ahead of a product keynote at New York’s JFK Airport where CEO Vlad Tenev plans to roll out new features. The company said it would “introduce a new wave of products designed to help customers build, grow, and plan wealth across every stage of life,” with the livestream set for 7:30 p.m. ET. Timing’s key here. Robinhood wants to break out of its trading-heavy mold—market volume swings still hit hard. The company’s banking on new offerings to attract more stable client cash, hoping that will keep accounts around, whether or not crypto and options are running hot.
March 5, 2026