Coinbase Aims to Raise $1 Billion Through Convertible Bond Sale as Shares Spike

Coinbase Global, Inc. has unveiled its strategy to generate $1 billion through the issuance of convertible bonds set to mature in 2030. This plan includes a provision for initial buyers to acquire an extra $150 million to address any over-allotments. Coinbase revealed that the proceeds would be allocated for “working capital and capital expenditures.” Coinbase […] Source CryptoX Portal

Coinbase (COIN) Plans $1B Bond Sale That Avoids Hurting Stock Investors, Copying MicroStrategy’s (MSTR) BTC Playbook

Issuers use these hedges with convertible debt to prevent dilution to existing shareholders, even when their share price rises above the conversion price, though they have to pay a fee. During its breakneck rally, fitness company Peloton famously raised $1 billion in convertible debts in 2021, including a capped call option. “The capped call transactions will cover, subject to customary adjustments, the number of shares of Coinbase’s Class A common stock that will initially underlie the notes,” Coinbase said. Source

Coinbase CEO discusses Bitcoin’s necessity in light of US debt growth

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong explains the importance of Bitcoin in response to the United States’ $30 trillion surge in national debt over the last 28 years. In the context of the United States’ burgeoning national debt, Robert Sterling, CFO of 20 Dollar Consulting, highlights the alarming rate at which the U.S. debt has grown, underscoring a bipartisan trend of fiscal expansion under successive administrations. Sterling points out that the acceleration of debt accumulation began with George W. Bush and continued through the previous three presidencies. Significant milestones were crossed in…

Coinbase Accuses U.S. SEC of Breaking the Law in Rejecting Crypto Rulemaking

The SEC has spent a considerable time in court on crypto matters, and its record of judgements is – so far – a mixed bag. It lost badly in disputes with Ripple and Grayscale (leading to the approval of spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds), but it’s prevailed in others, including a recent ruling in an insider-trading case tied to a former Coinbase employee. In that case, a judge in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington decided the crypto assets in that matter were unregistered securities. Source