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Coinbase dispara 5,9% após BlackRock injetar US$ 240 milhões em criptomoedas via Coinbase Prime

Coinbase dispara 5,9% após BlackRock injetar US$ 240 milhões em criptomoedas via Coinbase Prime

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2025-09-29 20:42:51
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Coinbase shares rose 5.9% after BlackRock deposited over $240 million in crypto into Coinbase Prime

Gigante financeiro tradicional mergulha de cabeça no mercado cripto enquanto instituições aceleram adoção.

Movimento institucional ganha força

BlackRock não está apenas testando as águas - está nadando em criptomoedas. O depósito de US$ 240 milhões na Coinbase Prime mostra que mesmo os players mais conservadores do mercado financeiro estão reconhecendo o potencial dos ativos digitais.

Validação em dólares

Quando a maior gestora de recursos do mundo move centenas de milhões para criptomoedas, o mercado tradicional para e escuta. A reação imediata das ações da Coinbase - saltando 5,9% - demonstra como a confiança institucional está se tornando o novo catalisador de valor no espaço cripto.

O futuro é híbrido

Esta não é mais uma aposta especulativa de varejo. São instituições estabelecidas construindo infraestrutura séria para o próximo capítulo das finanças globais - onde ativos tradicionais e digitais coexistem.

Enquanto os bancos tradicionais ainda debatem regulamentação, os visionários já estão construindo o novo sistema financeiro. Alguns chamam de risco, outros chamam de estar atrasado para a festa.

Coinbase gains as investors return to crypto

The current price action shows how closely Coinbase moves with crypto markets, because the moment Bitcoin started to wobble, nearly all stocks tied to the sector dropped across the board, as Cryptopolitan reported. Today’s rise comes with the stock still up 28.4% since January but trading at $330.23 per share, which is 21.3% below its 52‑week high of $419.78 reached in July 2025.

An investor who put $1,000 into Coinbase shares at its April 2021 IPO would now hold an investment worth about $1,006.

At the same time, a major change is taking place in Bitcoin options. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has overtaken Coinbase’s Deribit platform as the biggest venue for these contracts. Open interest in options tied to IBIT stood near $38 billion compared with $32 billion on Deribit after Friday’s expiry. Deribit was created in 2016 and dominated this trade for years, while IBIT options only began trading in November last year, so this is a pretty big deal.

IBIT holds $84 billion in assets and is now the largest Bitcoin ETF, and its rapid options growth has built a feedback loop of more liquidity and more inflows.

George Mandres, senior trader at XBTO Trading, said the entrance of Wall Street players brings “substantial capital and trading expertise,” deepening liquidity and tightening spreads. He added it is also “dampening the volatility of volatility” as traditional investors weigh Bitcoin against currencies or gold, opening the door to smaller price swings.

George Mandres also said liquidity will not be fully absorbed in the U.S. “We expect two parallel ecosystems — one centered on regulated, TradFi products, and another in offshore and DeFi venues that continue to drive innovation for higher‑risk participants,” he said.

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