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Coinbase is launching stock trading, prediction markets, and decentralized trading for Solana tokens as part of its strategy to become an all-in-one financial platform. Users will be able to trade stocks and crypto in a single app, with commission-free trading and plans for tokenized equities in the future.
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Coinbase is expanding its offerings to include stock trading, prediction markets, and decentralized exchange (DEX) trading for Solana tokens, marking a significant shift towards becoming an "everything exchange." This new direction allows users to manage stocks, exchange-traded funds, and crypto all in one platform. The stock trading feature, which is rolling out to U.S. users through Coinbase Capital Markets Corp, will be commission-free and available 24/5. Coinbase plans to add thousands of stocks over the coming months and is also working on tokenized equities, with a dedicated platform launching in 2026.
In partnership with regulated prediction market Kalshi, Coinbase is introducing event-based contracts that users can trade for as little as $1. The integration will show these contracts alongside usersβ existing crypto and equities within the app. On the decentralized trading front, Coinbase has integrated Jupiter, Solana's largest DEX aggregator, allowing users to trade Solana tokens directly in the Coinbase app without needing to navigate multiple platforms. This integration will give access to millions of assets and is set to expand to other networks.
Coinbase is also rolling out Custom Stablecoins, enabling companies to issue branded stablecoins backed by a mix of USDC and other stablecoins. This puts Coinbase in competition with established stablecoin providers such as Paxos. The company is enhancing its developer platform and payment infrastructure, with notable partnerships already in place. Additionally, Coinbase is promoting its x402 payments protocol, which allows for autonomous transactions by AI agents, having processed over $200 million in transaction volume recently.
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