Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) reported fiscal Q2 2025 GAAP revenue of $1,497.2 million, missing analyst expectations by 5.7%. Net income was $1.43 billion, boosted by investment gains, not core operations. A $308 million data breach charge impacted expenses, signaling security concerns.

Transaction revenue dropped to $764 million, down 39%, while subscription revenue was more resilient. Regulatory compliance and product innovation were highlighted. Operating expenses rose due to a one-time security charge. COIN’s future outlook is tied to crypto market volatility and expense management. No dividend is currently paid.

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