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Coinbase is working to significantly expand its services, aiming to transform from a platform focused on digital currency trading into a comprehensive financial services hub.
The company announced the launch of stock, futures and perpetual contract trading, as well as prediction markets, while expanding decentralized financial services on the Solana network.
The expansion is not limited to trading, Coinbase also revealed that it has also added services for selling digital tokens and issuing stable currencies in addition to launching the “Coinbase Tokenize” platform, an integrated solution that allows institutions to transfer assets to the blockchain, including issuance, preservation, compliance and trading in one place.
CEO Brian Armstrong said the platform is designed to connect a large user base of investors to new assets and enable institutions to distribute their products more widely.
These steps are in line with the company’s vision to restructure its business model so that it no longer relies solely on trading revenue, but instead provides a comprehensive financial system.
Armstrong emphasized that Coinbase is no longer just a platform for trading digital currencies, but has become a place where all kinds of assets can be traded.
To support developers and enterprises, Coinbase has launched a set of enterprise programming interfaces focused on custody, payments, trading, and stablecoins.
It also highlighted its dedicated stablecoin service, which allows companies to issue stablecoins with their own branding that are fully supported and interoperable across multiple networks.
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