Coinbase hits $100 billion market cap for first time as bitcoin notches fresh all-time highs
Coinbase shares closed at a record $394.01, lifting the exchange’s market cap to $100.36 billion as bitcoin topped $122,000.

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- Coinbase’s stock closed Monday’s session at $394.01 per share, giving the company a market cap above $100 billion.
Following bitcoin's rise to new all-time highs this weekend, the largest crypto exchange in the U.S. hit two significant milestones in Monday's trading session.
Coinbase's stock closed the day up 1.8% at $394.01 per share, according to The Block's COIN data. That marks a new all-time closing high for the stock, which hit the public markets in April 2021. Shares hit an intraday high of $398.50.
With today's closing price, Coinbase now sports a market cap of approximately $100.36 billion according to Yahoo Finance data — the first time the crypto exchange's market cap has hit that level.
Coinbase shares have surged 50% in the past month alone amid the wildly successful IPO of Circle Internet Group (ticker CRCL), as well as positive regulatory developments in the United States.
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