Coinbase Surpasses Nasdaq in Transaction Revenue, Still Lags in Trading Volume

Crypto exchange's Q4 earnings surge fuels optimism amid market recovery

  • Coinbase generated $5.75 billion in transaction revenue over 12 months, surpassing Nasdaq’s $4.54 billion.
  • The crypto exchange outperformed HKEX ($2.67 billion) and Brazil‘s Bolsa Balcão ($1.81 billion) in revenue.
  • London Stock Exchange remains the leader with $10.82 billion in transaction revenue.
  • Coinbase’s trading volume ($8 billion/24h) remains significantly lower than Nasdaq’s ($445 billion/24h).
  • Analysts project potential global exchange leadership for Coinbase post-2030.

Coinbase’s transaction revenue has eclipsed that of several major traditional exchanges, marking a milestone for cryptocurrency trading platforms. Data from Coutts analysts shows the crypto exchange generated $5.75 billion in transaction fees over the past year, exceeding both Nasdaq and Hong Kong‘s HKEX.

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Revenue Leaders and Market Dynamics

The current transaction revenue hierarchy shows:

  • London Stock Exchange: $10.82 billion
  • Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE): $9.16 billion
  • Coinbase: $5.75 billion
  • Nasdaq: $4.54 billion
  • HKEX: $2.67 billion

MANSA Finance CEO Mouloukou Sanoh explains: "Coinbase’s higher transaction revenue stems from elevated fees rather than trading volume. Their volume remains substantially below traditional exchanges."

Volume Disparity and Growth Potential

Recent data highlights the volume gap between crypto and traditional markets. Coingecko reports Coinbase’s 24-hour trading volume at $8 billion, while Nasdaq records show $445 billion.

Q3 2024 financial results revealed:

  • Revenue: $1.2 billion (down from $1.45 billion in Q2)
  • Net profit: $75 million (up from $2 million year-over-year)

The exchange’s international expansion strategy could drive future growth. Sanoh predicts: "I would not be surprised if, at some point after the turn of the decade, Coinbase is the largest global exchange, both by volume and by trading revenue."

The total transaction revenue across all major crypto, stock, and commodity exchanges worldwide reached $51.27 billion, according to Coutts’ analysis, indicating substantial room for market development.

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