Nasdaq-100 & Coinbase

Nasdaq-100: Expected to report record revenue and profit, boosted by SpaceX IPO and data services. Faces competitive threat from perpetual futures.

Coinbase: Allowed to offer perpetual futures, increasing competition in derivatives market.

Nasdaq-100: The Nasdaq-100 Index led the gains among major indexes, significantly boosted by chipmakers and AI-related companies.

Coinbase: Coinbase's stock was up more than 2% as cryptocurrency-exposed stocks climbed.

Nasdaq-100: CoinShares International is publicly listed on the Nasdaq-100, and its inclusion in the Fortune Crypto 100 further highlights the integration of digital asset managers into traditional public markets.

Coinbase: Coinbase>>> was recognized as a crypto-native pioneer in the Fortune Crypto 100, specifically ranked #1 in the CeFi category, reflecting its significant role in the digital asset ecosystem.

Nasdaq-100: Nasdaq-100>>> is the exchange where SpaceX>>>'s IPO is expected to be listed, providing the venue for its public trading.

Coinbase: Coinbase launched pre-IPO perpetual futures contracts for SpaceX>>>, expanding its derivatives offerings and aiming to attract more traders, especially in down crypto markets. This move positions Coinbase>>> as an innovator in the crypto exchange space.

Nasdaq-100: Galaxy Digital is a Nasdaq-100-listed firm, and the United States — New York approval builds on its recent Nasdaq-100 reorganization, indicating its presence in traditional financial markets.

Coinbase: Coinbase is listed as one of the few companies that hold an active BitLicense, providing context for the exclusivity of Galaxy Digital's achievement.

Nasdaq-100: Nasdaq-100 issued a delisting warning to Satoshi Nakamoto, underscoring the regulatory and market pressures faced by underperforming Bitcoin treasury companies.