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enerating transactions, storing crypto, things like that.
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2022 Q3
17 Feb 23
plausible that we’ll see a further down trend in the market in next year.
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2022 Q3
17 Feb 23
partnerships like the ones we've announced with BlackRock, Google and others
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2022 Q3
17 Feb 23
$6 billion in combined crypto and cash resources.
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2022 Q3
17 Feb 23
DEXes, decentralized exchanges,
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16 Feb 23
El Salvador did with Bitcoin
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2022 Q3
16 Feb 23
Our trading volume declined 44% sequentially driven by ongoing headwinds that we discussed in our letter.
Our MTUs declined 6% to 8.5 million as user behaviors continuing to shift from trading to non-trading transactions.
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2022 Q3
16 Feb 23
There's a bill going through Congress called the Stabenow Boozman Bill or simultaneously it's being referred to as the DCCPA, the Digital Currency Consumer Protection Act. And this is a really positive development. Overall it gives spot market authority to the CFTC. It helps clarify the regulatory environment for centralized exchanges and custodians, which, of course, is a primary thing that we do. And it clarifies some of the regulation around stablecoin, which is also good.
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2022 Q3
16 Feb 23
For instance, in July 2019, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin stated that he had “very serious concerns” about crypto assets, and indicated that FinCEN is planning to release new requirements relating to crypto asset activities in 2020
The new US Secretary of the Treasury, Janet Yellen has also declared herself 'not a fan' of cryptocurrency. In a NY Times interview published this week she more or less reiterated that position. However she also showed herself to be more open than Mnuchin to the prospect of a digital dollar.
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Key Business Metrics and Non-GAAP Financial Measure
These numbers fluctuate wildly with the price of cryptocurrencies. 3% of users made a monthly transaction in 2019 (when bitcoin was largely flat), but 6.5% in 2020 (when bitcoin shot up). And a 30m net loss in 2019 compare to 322m profit in 2020? Wild swings that are so dependent on the price of the underlying asset...
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A majority of our net revenue is derived from transactions in Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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