Coinbase’s John D’Agostino said Bitcoin is no longer trading like a tech stock, but on fundamentals like scarcity and portability.

Riot Platforms has used a portion of its Bitcoin treasury to secure a $100 million loan from Coinbase's lending arm.

Riot Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ: RIOT), an firm focused on vertically integrated Bitcoin mining, entered into a $100 million ...

Riot Platforms has secured a $100 million bitcoin-backed loan from Coinbase Credit, accessing non-dilutive capital to fund ...

Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms has signed an agreement to borrow $100 million from crypto exchange Coinbase. The firm announced ...

Sovereign wealth funds and institutions bought Bitcoin in April while retail traders sold through ETFs and spot markets, ...

The funds will be used for strategic initiatives and general corporate purposes, and cash drawn from the line will carry at ...

Riot Platforms secures a $100M Bitcoin-backed credit line from Coinbase to fund expansion without share dilution.

Bitcoin’s (BTC) breakout to $93,000 is being driven by deep-pocketed institutions, not retail exchange traded-fund (ETF) buyers, said Coinbase Institutional's John D’Agostino on CNBC.

BITCOIN has smashed astonishing record highs this year making some bold investors very wealthy – but it doesn’t come without ...

A top Coinbase executive says that investors who missed out on gold's massive rally may start flooding into Bitcoin (BTC).

Riot Platforms has used its massive Bitcoin stockpile as collateral to secure a $100 million credit facility from Coinbase as ...