Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN) closed the first quarter of 2023 with total revenue of $773 million, higher than market expectations of $655 million. The figure also jumped from the previous quarter’s $629 million.
The net revenue of the cryptocurrency exchange for the quarter between January and March came in at $736 million, 22 percent higher quarter-over-quarter but a drop of 36 percent when compared to Q1 2022.
The New York-listed company reported a net loss of $79 million and adjusted EBITDA of $284 million. Its adjusted loss significantly narrowed to $0.34 per share from $2.45 per share, also beating the analysts’ expectation which was a loss of $1.45 per share.
A Drop in Institutional Demand
The recovering demand in the cryptocurrency market is visible from the trading volume of the crypto exchange. Coinbase handled $145 billion in trading volume in the first quarter, which came in flat quarter-over-quarter, while the crypto asset volatility increased by 8 percent. The consumer trading volume on the platform went up by 5 percent, while the institutional volume declined by 1 percent.
The transaction revenue of the exchange came in at $375 million in the first quarter, 16 percent higher quarter-over-quarter. The consumer transaction volume also jumped by 14 percent to $352 million, while the institutional transactional volume at $22 million was 67 percent higher.
“Notwithstanding the backdrop of turbulent markets, we continued to see institutions engaged with this asset class and pushing forward with their long-term plans,” Coinbase stated in its shareholders’ letter. “The ‘flight to quality’ theme that began in Q4 continued in Q1, where we saw elevated institutional onboarding and a healthy pipeline of demand. Prime trading volumes grew to their highest level on record and helped offset some of the volume declines driven by the rollback of our LP program discounts.”
Meanwhile, the markets have already reacted to the healthy earning of the cryptocurrency exchange. While Coinbase share price gained 1.51 percent by the end of Thursday’s market closure, it dragged up by 9.1 percent in after-hours trading as the results were announced. However, the share price of the exchange is still trading much lower than its peak in 2021.
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Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN) closed the first quarter of 2023 with total revenue of $773 million, higher than market expectations of $655 million. The figure also jumped from the previous quarter’s $629 million.
The net revenue of the cryptocurrency exchange for the quarter between January and March came in at $736 million, 22 percent higher quarter-over-quarter but a drop of 36 percent when compared to Q1 2022.
The New York-listed company reported a net loss of $79 million and adjusted EBITDA of $284 million. Its adjusted loss significantly narrowed to $0.34 per share from $2.45 per share, also beating the analysts’ expectation which was a loss of $1.45 per share.
A Drop in Institutional Demand
The recovering demand in the cryptocurrency market is visible from the trading volume of the crypto exchange. Coinbase handled $145 billion in trading volume in the first quarter, which came in flat quarter-over-quarter, while the crypto asset volatility increased by 8 percent. The consumer trading volume on the platform went up by 5 percent, while the institutional volume declined by 1 percent.
The transaction revenue of the exchange came in at $375 million in the first quarter, 16 percent higher quarter-over-quarter. The consumer transaction volume also jumped by 14 percent to $352 million, while the institutional transactional volume at $22 million was 67 percent higher.
“Notwithstanding the backdrop of turbulent markets, we continued to see institutions engaged with this asset class and pushing forward with their long-term plans,” Coinbase stated in its shareholders’ letter. “The ‘flight to quality’ theme that began in Q4 continued in Q1, where we saw elevated institutional onboarding and a healthy pipeline of demand. Prime trading volumes grew to their highest level on record and helped offset some of the volume declines driven by the rollback of our LP program discounts.”
Meanwhile, the markets have already reacted to the healthy earning of the cryptocurrency exchange. While Coinbase share price gained 1.51 percent by the end of Thursday’s market closure, it dragged up by 9.1 percent in after-hours trading as the results were announced. However, the share price of the exchange is still trading much lower than its peak in 2021.
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