Coinbase Reserves Climb to $112 Billion, Highest Since 2021
On-chain data point to fresh deposits across BTC, ETH, stablecoins, which analysts read as an accumulation signal that improves market depth.
Overview
- CryptoQuant reported Coinbase’s combined Bitcoin, Ethereum and stablecoin reserves at $112 billion, the largest level since November 2021.
- The increase reflects new inflows from both retail and institutional clients, according to analyst commentary cited by multiple outlets.
- Market watchers associate rising exchange balances with improved liquidity and historically correlated periods of firmer price momentum, noting the link is indicative rather than predictive.
- A jump in stablecoin holdings suggests significant ready-to-deploy buying power that can move quickly into trading.
- Separately, Coinbase Payments was named a core contributor to the Open Intents Framework to advance secure cross-chain asset movement with partners including Hyperlane, Across Protocol and OpenZeppelin.