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7) That leads to a loss of roughly $700m, plus another $400m from impairment.
My guess is the vast majority of the expenses are coming from payroll/bonuses/etc. here.
Coinbase has ~5k FT employees, paying roughly $4b/year for them. (Makes sense, for devs.) Revenue now ~$2.5b.
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7) I *think* this include stock-based-comp.
So, roughly speaking, *annualized*, Q2 would imply:
a) $2.5b of real net revenue (~90% mobile app trading fees)
b) $4.4b of employee comp
c) $1b of other expenses
--> on net, losing roughly $3b/year, including stock based comp
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8) It'll be interesting to see the impact of their recent headcount changes on upcoming earnings!
FWIW I highly recommend Brian's well-written post on it: blog.coinbase.com/a-message-from
And macro. Remember: Coinbase is more sentiment-dependent than FTX! Large upside in a recovery.
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Lol I kinda twigged at that as well… apparently someone had told him that ‘makes sense’ for developers… what world do these guys live in.
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Why just coinbase ? Isn’t this true for the crypto industry in general …most in losses while some are bankrupt !! Exceptions are in all industries …and clearly FTX is standing out with full scale acquisitions and partnerships.Most don’t caveat for severe Downtrends







