> It then went public... Which the SEC allowed, despite Coinbase back then already allowing to trade what the SEC now considers securities. A weird thing. >

> It then went public... Which the SEC allowed, despite Coinbase back then already allowing to trade what the SEC now considers securities. A weird thing. > ... and is now probably tied up in everything BlackRock (10 trillion assets under management) is launching a Bitcoin ETF. With the Bitcoin backing the ETF to be held in custody at Coinbase. That's a big one I think.