
Coinbase Opens IPO Allocations to US Retail Investors With Oura
Eligible US customers can request shares at the offer price before trading begins, but allocations depend on supply from underwriters and investor demand.
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Eligible US customers can request shares at the offer price before trading begins, but allocations depend on supply from underwriters and investor demand.

Coinbase's strategic focus on Singapore could significantly enhance its influence and competitiveness in the rapidly growing APAC crypto market.

Eligible customers can request shares at the offering price, but allocations are not guaranteed.
The shift to limit-only mode may stabilize prices but could also hinder liquidity, potentially leading to delisting if trading volume remains low.

Bitcoin traded as high as $86,355 on Coinbase, its best level since Jan. 29, in a leg that started in the 8 a.m. UTC hour and extended through the U.S. open. West Texas Intermediate crude fell 8.1% and the Nasdaq Composite rose 1.6%. Perpetual funding sits near zero and the bitcoin and ether swaps

Coinbase has opened initial public offering access to eligible U.S. retail customers, starting with Oura’s $2.2 billion offering, as COIN shares gained more than 5% on Sep. 21. Coinbase IPO access starts with Oura Coinbase said in a Sep. 21…

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Coinbase is giving eligible U.S. retail investors access to IPO allocations through its app, beginning with Oura’s offering. The expansion adds primary-market shares to a platform already combining crypto, stocks, derivatives, and prediction markets. Coinbase Opens IPO Allocations to Retail Investors Eligible U.S. retail investors can now request shares at the IPO price before public […]

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The Coinbase Premium remains slightly negative even as Bitcoin rallied to $86,000.

This expands Coinbase's push beyond secondary-market stock trading into the primary market, following its rollout of pre-IPO derivatives.

Coinbase's IPO access expansion signals a shift towards becoming a comprehensive financial platform, intensifying competition in retail investing.

Bitcoin’s price broke $85,200 earlier today for the first time in over eight months, yet the Coinbase Premium Index, the market’s favorite gauge of U.S. spot demand, slid back below zero. The Number That Didn’t Move BTC has climbed about 6% over the past day and printed an intraday high of $85,248 just as $260+ […]

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