Coinbase Delivers Strong Q4 Earnings with $2.27B in Revenue, Surpassing Estimates
Coinbase (COIN) posted impressive fourth-quarter results, exceeding expectations with a 138% year-over-year revenue growth, as the crypto market surged following Donald Trump’s election victory.
The leading U.S. cryptocurrency exchange reported $2.27 billion in revenue, well above the $1.84 billion estimate and a substantial increase from $1.26 billion in the previous quarter. Adjusted earnings for the quarter reached $1.3 billion, surpassing the consensus of $906.9 million.
Trading volume for Q4 reached $439 billion, a 185% jump compared to the same period last year. Transaction revenue also surged, climbing by 194% year-over-year to $1.56 billion.
CEO Brian Armstrong emphasized in his shareholder letter that the crypto industry made its voice heard during the U.S. elections and that restrictive regulations were on their way out. “Our goals for 2025 include driving revenue growth, increasing utility, and expanding our foundations,” Armstrong said.
Coinbase’s stock saw modest gains in after-hours trading, following an 8.5% rise during the regular trading session, buoyed by strong fourth-quarter earnings from Robinhood.
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