How Coinbase is Driving the Crypto Market to the Richest Fintech Hands
Not every cryptocurrency proponent is a fan of the giant exchange platform Coinbase. But if sentiments are kept aside, it is crystal clear that the platform is leading the cryptocurrency market into some of the richest hands the industry will ever know. Between last year and this year, some of America‘s biggest institutions have tapped the exchange to help it purchase cryptocurrencies. This was the case for Tesla. The $1.5 billion Bitcoin purchase made by the platform was largely possible due to Coinbase’s involvement. We also reported a while back that some of Americas top universities including Yale and Harvard, have made Coinbase their middleman, as they silently partake in the act of buying digital currencies in large numbers. Sometime last month, Social investment app Invstr teamed up with Coinbase to launch a trading feature that will allow U.S users to buy and sell digital currencies. More recently, the leading American-based fine art auction house Sotheby has revealed it will be making a major entrance into the cryptocurrency market through Coinbase. The art place is set to launch a historic art auction in the week ahead and will accept bidders payments in Bitcoin and Ethereum. This is the first time the company is