Coinbase Asset Management is launching a new fund that aims to deliver a regular yield on a customer’s Bitcoin holdings.

Coinbase ( COIN -2.13%) continues to push stablecoins forward, this time in a partnership with PayPal ( PYPL -0.70%). If the companies work together, this could be a disruption to credit cards and the ...

The Coinbase Bitcoin Yield Fund opens for business on May 1 and promises returns initially from basis trading, with lending ...

Coinbase has unveiled the Coinbase Bitcoin Yield Fund, offering non-U.S. institutions 4–8 % annual BTC returns via ...

Coinbase's CISO addresses the rise of social engineering scams and emphasizes the need for industrywide action to protect ...

Coinbase, the third-largest crypto exchange by volume, will launch an Institutional Fund to offer investors passive income ...

The crypto exchange has fixed a user interface error that incorrectly flagged failed password attempts as 2-step verification ...

The upcoming Coinbase Bitcoin Yield Funds aims to offer non-US institutional investors an opportunity to earn consistent ...

Efforts in Congress to create a legislative framework for crypto were chief among the Commission's reasons for pulling back ...

Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is calling for an end to the remaining state lawsuits that target the company’s staking ...

PayPal has two big changes for PYUSD holders. You can expect a new rewards system for PYUSD stablecoin, PayPal's ...