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What Is One of the Best Cryptocurrency Stocks to Hold for the Next 10 Years? | The Motley Fool

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What Is One of the Best Cryptocurrency Stocks to Hold for the Next 10 Years? | The Motley Fool

Crypto isn’t for everyone, but if you want to invest in it, this stock is a promising way to do so.

What should you do if you’re not well-versed in the various cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, but you want to invest in crypto? Well, I’d suggest that you first read up on the topic, as it’s always extra risky to invest in things you don’t understand. You want to appreciate not only the opportunities, but also the potential pitfalls.

Once you’re ready, though, I’d suggest taking a look at Coinbase Global (COIN +2.98%). Why invest in Coinbase? Well, primarily because it helps you avoid risking your money in any single cryptocurrency — because it’s the leading cryptocurrency exchange platform. It’s where large numbers of people go to buy or sell cryptocurrency.

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Indeed, as of the end of September, it was boasting $295 in quarterly trading volume and an ecosystem of 245,000 partners in more than 100 countries — partners who “trust Coinbase to easily and securely invest, spend, save, earn, and use crypto.”

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Its third quarter featured earnings that exceeded expectations and revenue of $1.9 billion, up 25% year over year. Management noted that “our platform now covers approximately 90% of total crypto asset market capitalization.” Coinbase is also diversifying its revenue streams through acquisitions, such as its purchase of Echo, which helps early-stage crypto ventures raise capital.

Coinbase Global Stock Quote

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(2.98%) $7.89

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$272.86

Here are some reasons to think twice before investing in Coinbase stock:

  • It appears a bit overvalued at recent levels, with both its price-to-sales ratio and its price-to-cash-flow ratio well above their five-year averages.
  • Whenever cryptocurrencies cool off and/or retreat, there will likely be less trading volume, and therefore less income, for Coinbase.
  • It’s not for you if you don’t do well with volatility.
  • If you don’t really understand how cryptocurrencies work and you’re not confident that they will do well over time, this may not be the best investment for you.

Consider it carefully and decide whether Coinbase stock seems like a promising fit for your portfolio.

Selena Maranjian has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Bitcoin. The Motley Fool recommends Coinbase Global. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.

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These Projects Lead Overall Cryptocurrency Development Activity! – Santiment Community Insights

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These Projects Lead Overall Cryptocurrency Development Activity! – Santiment Community Insights

🧑‍💻 Here are crypto’s top overall coins by notable development activity the past 30 days. Directional indicators represent each project’s rank rise or fall since last month:

➡️ 1) Metamask USD $mUSD 🥇

➡️ 2) Hedera $HBAR 🥈

📈 3) ChainLink $LINK 🥉

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📉 4) Internet Computer $ICP

➡️ 5) Starknet $STRK

📈 6) Aztec $AZTEC

📈 7) Aptos $APT

📉 8) Cardano $ADA

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📈 9) Avalanche $AVAX

📈 10) NEAR $NEAR

📖 Read about the Santiment methodology for pulling github activity data from project repositories, and why it is so useful for crypto research, investing, and trading!

📊 Visit our data screener any time, sort by top development activity, or other bullish & bearish signals!

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Man robbed of HK$6 million in crypto and silver in Hong Kong, probe under way

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Man robbed of HK million in crypto and silver in Hong Kong, probe under way

Hong Kong police are investigating an attack and robbery in which a man lost about HK$6 million (US$767,070) in cryptocurrency and silver.

The force said it received a report at 3.52am on Saturday that a 25-year-old mainland Chinese man was attacked by three men and a woman at a hotel near Man Lok Street in Hung Hom and robbed of cryptocurrency worth HK$5 million from his account.

The suspects later took the victim to another unit in an industrial building, where they seized silver items worth HK$1 million.

No arrests had been made so far and a manhunt was under way to track down the four suspects.

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Bitcoin dives again after disappointing jobs report, ending midweek rally | Fortune

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Bitcoin dives again after disappointing jobs report, ending midweek rally | Fortune

Bitcoin was barreling towards its best week in a month, but on Friday that momentum quickly dissipated. Since Wednesday, the largest cryptocurrency slumped roughly 7% to its current price of about $69,000, according to Binance. The downturn occurred following a lower than unexpected jobs report, spooking investors in the traditional stock market and in digital assets. 

“The jobs number impacted all risk-on assets,” said Boris Alergant, head of strategic initiatives at Babylon. “During sell-offs like this, correlations tend to converge and assets move down in unison.”

The pullback for Bitcoin is part of a months-long slide for the crypto industry. Many expected the industry to flourish because of President Donald Trump’s friendly stance toward the sector. Yet, since October, the original cryptocurrency is down roughly 46% from its all-time high of $126,000. 

Friday’s job report did not do the crypto industry any favors. Unemployment rose and jobs were cut more than expected. Other macroeconomic factors are weighing heavily on digital assets, namely the escalating conflict in the Middle East, which President Trump recently described as having “no time limits.” The conflict has skyrocketed gas prices, also contributing to concern among investors. 

The major stock indexes mirrored Bitcoin, rallying in the middle of the week only to sputter on Friday morning. The S&P 500, for example, dropped about 2% following the release of the most recent job numbers after a brief surge on Wednesday. 

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Other cryptocurrencies also dropped as the week drew to a close. Ethereum is down roughly 5% since Thursday to its current price of about $1,970, and Solana is down roughly 5% during that time to its current price of about $85, according to Binance.

One analyst says that things could get worse before they get better. “If the week closes roughly as the market looks now, that would not be a very positive signal,” said Alex Tsepaev, chief strategy officer at B2Prime. “In that case, the price could move lower, and by lower I mean a possible retest of the $60,000 range per Bitcoin.”

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