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#加密概念美股 Coinbase Becomes S&P Component, Wall Street Officially Admits Defeat
Early this morning, the crypto stock market welcomed an epic positive development—Coinbase (COIN) has been officially included in the S&P 500 index, with after-hours stock price surging by 10%. This not only marks the first time the crypto industry has entered a mainstream financial index, but also signifies Wall Street's complete capitulation: traditional capital must give way to the pricing power of on-chain assets.
Data shows that Coinbase currently has a market capitalization of $65.4 billion, with a custody of 890,000 BTC (accounting for 4% of circulation), and Q1 trading revenue of $1.26 billion, with institutional clients making up over 60%. This move directly slaps the SEC in the face, especially since last year they sued Coinbase for "illegally operating securities," yet now they tacitly allow it to enter the mainstream.
Early this morning, the crypto stock market welcomed an epic positive development—Coinbase (COIN) has been officially included in the S&P 500 index, with after-hours stock price surging by 10%. This not only marks the first time the crypto industry has entered a mainstream financial index, but also signifies Wall Street's complete capitulation: traditional capital must give way to the pricing power of on-chain assets.
Data shows that Coinbase currently has a market capitalization of $65.4 billion, with a custody of 890,000 BTC (accounting for 4% of circulation), and Q1 trading revenue of $1.26 billion, with institutional clients making up over 60%. This move directly slaps the SEC in the face, especially since last year they sued Coinbase for "illegally operating securities," yet now they tacitly allow it to enter the mainstream.
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