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first_img Coinbase's net profit in the third quarter was 719 million USD, mainly from cryptocurrency holdings income

Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase announced its third-quarter financial report, achieving a net profit of $719 million, equivalent to a diluted earnings per share of $2.51, ending two consecutive quarters of losses; the market had previously expected a loss of $0.15 per share. Approximately $715 million came from the appreciation of cryptocurrency assets held as investments by the company. After excluding related investment income, the adjusted net profit was $78 million. Total revenue was $1.22 billion, in line with expectations, remaining flat quarter-over-quarter and down 35% year-over-year. Trading revenue decreased by 1% to $590 million, but was above analysts' expectations of about $527 million; during the period, cryptocurrency market volatility fell to a multi-year low, and overall market trading volume declined.The prediction market business is expected to achieve an annualized revenue exceeding $200 million, becoming one of the fastest-growing products in Coinbase's history. Daily active traders grew by over 60% compared to the previous quarter, with revenue from this business growing at a compound rate of 82% each quarter since its launch. CEO Brian Armstrong stated that the product "continues to grow even during the off-season for sports events." Subscription and service revenue grew by 3% to $570 million, approaching half of net revenue, with stablecoins contributing $307 million; the average amount of USDC held in Coinbase products reached a record $22 billion, and the number of Coinbase One paid subscribers hit an all-time high, growing 24% year-over-year, with its share of global cryptocurrency trading volume rising to 10.7%, marking the fourth consecutive quarter of increase. CFO Alesia Haas stated that the prediction market has provided another revenue source with lower correlation to cryptocurrency volatility.Coinbase has lowered the midpoint of its adjusted expense guidance for 2026 by $100 million, to $4.15 billion to $4.3 billion, having already implemented cost reductions in May. Adjusted EBITDA grew by 60% quarter-over-quarter to $333 million; as of October 25, fourth-quarter trading revenue is approximately $165 million. In the previous two quarters, the company recorded losses of $394 million and second-quarter results that fell short of expectations. Before the earnings report was released, the stock price closed at $160.59, down 1.1%, with little change in after-hours trading, having fallen over 55% from a 52-week high of $361.4.

first_img Robinhood's third-quarter revenue fell short of expectations, with both event contracts and cryptocurrency income increasing month-over-month

The trading platform Robinhood announced its third-quarter financial report, with revenue of $1.42 billion, slightly below Wall Street's expectation of about $1.43 billion; earnings per share were $0.51, lower than the expected $0.55 and also down from $0.61 in the same period last year. Net profit was $476 million, a year-on-year decrease of 14% and a quarter-on-quarter decrease of 17%. This quarter included an unrealized loss of $67 million from Robinhood Ventures Fund I, equivalent to $0.07 per share; adjusted earnings per share were $0.60, a year-on-year decrease of 3%. After the financial report was released, the stock price fell in after-hours trading, closing at about $94.61 on Tuesday, a cumulative decline of about 18% for the year.By business segment, event contract revenue increased from $156 million in the second quarter to $173 million, with customer trading volume reaching a record 16.4 billion contracts, more than seven times that of the same period last year. Cryptocurrency trading revenue rebounded from $100 million in the second quarter to $120 million, but was down 55% from $268 million in the third quarter of 2025; this quarter's cryptocurrency trading volume was $50 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 38%, with $21 billion from in-app and $29 billion from its acquired exchange Bitstamp.Robinhood narrowed its guidance for adjusted operating expenses and equity incentive costs for 2026 to $2.675 billion to $2.75 billion, lowering the previous upper limit of $2.775 billion. A few hours before the financial report was released, the company announced a partnership with Ripple to introduce the stablecoin RLUSD to Robinhood Chain and Bitstamp, with plans to launch it in-app later this year; RLUSD has a market capitalization of over $2.5 billion, and Ripple will also provide fund management software and lending services for Bitstamp traders. Robinhood Chain went live as a Layer 2 network on July 1, generating about $3.13 million in fees within 30 days as of the end of August, surpassing Ethereum and Base.

Hyperliquid received its first reserve income of 14.58 million USDC, with an annualized amount of approximately 193 million dollars at the current scale

Hyperdash co-founder Hans stated that Hyperliquid's AQAv2 mechanism has formed a new source of revenue. The AQAv2 treasury wallet completed its first payment, paying $14.58 million for the USDC reserves held by the trading platform over the past 30 days. The related funds will enter the aid fund for purchasing HYPE.According to this mechanism, after users bridge USDC to Hyperliquid, Circle will mint the corresponding assets on HyperEVM and charge a daily fee on the treasury balance, settling every 30 days. Coinbase and Circle each staked 500,000 HYPE; if they fail to make payments on time, Coinbase could lose 2% of its staked amount daily. Hans mentioned that Hyperliquid's previous revenue mainly came from trading fees, while AQAv2 allows the platform to earn revenue from the margin deposits themselves, regardless of whether the related funds participate in trading.The first payment covers the period from August 26 to September 24, with an implied average rate of about 3.14%, estimating an annualized revenue of approximately $193 million based on the current scale. From January 1 to September 30 of this year, Hyperliquid's open contracts increased from $7.72 billion to $16.4 billion, and the platform's margin rose from $4.34 billion to $7.22 billion. During the same period, perpetual contracts had a cumulative trading volume of about $2 trillion, and the protocol earned $493.3 million in fees, equivalent to about 2.46 basis points per dollar of trading volume.Based on this year's average trading speed and the current AQAv2 fee rate, each $1 of margin can contribute approximately 15.4 cents in revenue to the protocol annually, with about 12.5 cents coming from trading fees and about 2.8 cents from AQAv2. Hans expects that under a baseline scenario where the stablecoin scale grows by 20% annually and Hyperliquid maintains its current market share of about 8.7%, the protocol's annual revenue could increase from the current approximately $1.11 billion to $2.4 billion by the end of 2030.

Michael Saylor elaborates on the strategy of digital credit strategy: MSTR focuses on maximizing returns, while STRC emphasizes stable income

Founder of Strategy, Michael Saylor, stated in a post that Bitcoin is digital capital, MSTR is digital equity, and STRC is digital credit.The company's corporate strategy is to create two complementary products from Bitcoin capital: MSTR provides leveraged Bitcoin exposure and holds ownership of a growing digital credit business; STRC aims to reduce volatility, compress duration, and provide dollar returns. Creating digital credit requires active management of the entire balance sheet, including Bitcoin, dollars, debt, preferred stock, and common stock, involving multiple decisions regarding capital, liquidity, priority, dividend rates, payment frequency, and investor terms.The company's goal is to create the highest quality digital credit products: supported by financial resilience, disciplined capital allocation, and a more stable investor experience to provide attractive dollar returns. Dividends are visible outputs, but the quality of the underlying system is the core work.The company engineers products by managing capital, debt, and liquidity. Investors seeking Bitcoin price exposure can directly hold BTC or spot Bitcoin funds; meanwhile, MSTR investors buy equity in a company that simultaneously seeks Bitcoin leveraged exposure and digital credit business growth, accepting amplified volatility and downside risk. STRC investors pursue a different experience: dollar returns, reduced price volatility, and shorter duration characteristics, relying on the company's capital strength, priority debt position, dollar liquidity, and active management to achieve this.The two are interconnected—capital structure directs more volatility and return potential of Bitcoin towards common stock, thereby providing credit investors with more stable income claims. The company manages the balance sheet uniformly, creating leveraged exposure for equity investors and dampened exposure for credit investors, both relying on the company's strength and execution quality.To achieve this goal, Strategy continuously manages various levels of the capital structure, including issuing and repurchasing STRC, distinguishing between payment reserves and allocated cash, adjusting dividend rates, optimizing security terms, and seeking shorter durations and longer payment runways.The company emphasizes that digital credit is a discipline that requires continuous practice: stripping volatility, compressing duration, and extracting returns from Bitcoin capital. Bitcoin itself does not pay interest, and Strategy pays dividends through security terms. The ultimate goal is to build stronger digital credit and create greater long-term value for MSTR shareholders, reinforcing the quality of capital and equity value.
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