Collectors would be able to keep their pulls in a vault or have them shipped. Coinbase has not set a launch date in its teaser.

Seven stock tokens back USDC loans in a dedicated V4 market with a 21 million USDC borrowing cap. Access is limited to eligible non-US investors.

Eligible US customers can request shares at the offer price before trading begins, but allocations depend on supply from underwriters and investor demand.

The contracts would trade 24/5 on Coinbase Derivatives, use hourly funding and clear through Nodal Clear, but the CFTC filing remains pending.

The proposal would expand Coinbase’s U.S. equity-derivatives lineup beyond thematic stock indexes, while CFTC product approval remains the company’s stated next step.

The product pairs a conventional home loan with a separate downpayment loan secured by pledged bitcoin and a second lien on the property.

Four tokens covering Nvidia, Apple, Meta and Alphabet went live for non-US users, with about $4.5 million minted and $3 million of DEX liquidity on day one. Chainlink price feeds run 24/5 while the tokens trade 24/7.

The FSRA permission covers arranging deals in investments and custody. Coinbase has not named a launch date, and the fine print limits which token holders can vote their shares.

Coinbase's Q2 filings show sequencer revenue from Base declined even as stablecoin transaction volume on the network grew sevenfold year-over-year.

The feature routes users into Coinbase's built-in DEX, which its product page says is not available in all locations and requires a self-custody wallet.