JPMorgan Predicts $60B Windfall for Coinbase via USDC-Circle Partnership
Wall Street wakes up to stablecoin gold rush—just as retail traders get squeezed.
Coinbase's backdoor play: How custody fees and yield farming could mint billions from the dollar-pegged darling USDC.
Circle's quiet empire: Behind the scenes of the regulatory-approved stablecoin now eating Tether's lunch.
Bankers finally admit what crypto natives knew in 2020: Blockchains move money better than SWIFT—with 24/7 settlements and 1/100th the compliance theater.
Bonus cynicism: Watch legacy finance 'discover' DeFi yields just in time for the next bear market.
U.S. Dollar Comes Onchain as GENIUS Act Ushers in Digital Era
This revenue model gives Coinbase a rare edge in the crypto industry: a high-margin, predictable stream of stablecoin income that is less volatile than trading fees or token listing activity. It also strengthens the platform’s ability to weather market downturns and fund new initiatives without relying heavily on retail volume.
JPMorgan’s analysis suggests that the market may be underpricing Coinbase’s embedded role in the USDC ecosystem, which remains one of the most trusted and widely integrated stablecoins in the space. As regulatory clarity around stablecoins improves, this positioning could give Coinbase a long-term moat few competitors can match.
For investors and analysts watching the next growth frontier in crypto infrastructure, the Coinbase–Circle partnership may prove to be one of the most strategically valuable relationships in the industry today.
