Grayscale Parent Digital Currency Group Reports $229M Revenue for Q1
Digital Currency Group (DCG), the parent company of asset manager Grayscale, reported a first quarter revenue up 11% from the previous quarter to $229 million.
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Digital Currency Group (DCG), the parent company of asset manager Grayscale, reported a first quarter revenue up 11% from the previous quarter to $229 million.
The positive momentum seen in the first quarter has continued, with the platform taking in a record $5 billion in deposits in April, the analysts said.
The popular trading platform also beat first quarter revenue and earnings estimates.
The business has a number of positive catalysts including its smart wallet Coinbase Prime, layer-2 network Base and its growing international offering, the analysts said.
Crypto trading volume grew 10% month-on-month to $6.5 billion, the company said.
The company sold 56% of its mined bitcoin during the fourth quarter to fund operating costs.
Coinbase reported strong fourth-quarter earnings on Thursday, partly driven by the launch of the ten spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Higher crypto prices will have a positive effect on the exchange’s revenue, the analysts said.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong (CoinDesk)