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Coinbase stock, live, through the tokenised share

Coinbase stock trades on Nasdaq under the ticker COIN, and the number on this page is a tokenised share backed one for one by it, read live and shown with the seven-day range, realised volatility and the size of the tokenised float.

Read as this page rendered. Coinbase trades on Nasdaq as COIN; the figure below is a token backed one for one by that share, trading on Solana around the clock.

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$179.36
▼ $7.41 (-3.97%) in 24 hours
195.79178.25
COIN tokenised share over the last 7 days, one point an hour, from the tokenised share trading on Solana. Low 178.25, high 195.79.

Signals, right now

24h change
-3.97%
against yesterday's close on the perpetual
7d change
-3.82%
against the close seven days ago
Position in 7d range
6%
0% is the week's low, 100% its high ($178.25–$195.79)
Realised volatility
50.4%
annualised from hourly prints of THE TOKEN, not the share. A thin market bounces more than its underlying, so read this as the cost of trading here rather than as the company's volatility
Tokenised float
$12,704,742
value of the backed tokens in issue, which is the size of this market and not of the company
24h volume
$3,413,857
traded in the tokenised share over the last day, across every venue listing it

Read at 2026-10-08 00:54 UTC through our own keyless relay, and refreshed at most every five minutes. This is the price of a token backed one for one by the share, which trades continuously; it is not the exchange last trade. Any figure quoted from this page is accurate as of that time and not afterwards.

A crypto exchange's share, bought as a crypto token

This is the most self-referential instrument on the site: a token, traded on a blockchain, representing a share in a company whose revenue comes from people trading tokens. When crypto volumes rise, the company earns more and this market gets busier at the same time. That correlation is worth naming, because it means the token and the underlying business are exposed to the same weather.

Trading fees are cyclical and the company knows it

Most revenue has historically come from transaction fees, which collapse in quiet markets. The strategic answer has been subscription and services income, custody and staking, which is steadier and lower margin. The share reprices on how much of the mix has shifted, and a quarter with strong volumes tells you less about the future than the subscription line does.

Regulation is a genuine binary here, not a background risk

Which assets count as securities, and who may custody them, are questions decided by regulators and courts rather than by the market. Outcomes arrive as single events and move this share more than earnings do. A large move on the chart above with no volume story behind it is usually one of those.

The part we cannot verify

We read the token's price, its traded volume and the value of tokens in issue. We do not audit the custody behind it. The price was checked against the exchange's last close when this page was built and agreed to within a twentieth of a percent. For the official price, use Nasdaq or a broker.

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