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The Crypto Backbone with Untapped Potential Crypto is no longer a niche—it's a $2 trillion market reshaping finance, and $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ is its trusted gateway. Investors often view Coinbase as a volatile crypto exchange, but they’re missing its transformation into a diversified financial services powerhouse. With $6.67 billion in revenue, $273 billion in custodied assets, and a 65.2% revenue CAGR, Coinbase is more than a Bitcoin proxy—it’s a bet on Web3, stablecoins, and institutional adoption. Despite a 3.62 beta, its $8.05 billion cash reserve and regulatory moat make it a stable, high-upside play. Here’s why COIN is a compelling long-term investment, especially for retail investors overlooking its hidden strengths. A Fortress of

Understanding the Q1 Economic Snapshot Q1 2025 economic data, released on 30 April, 2025, paints a concerning picture: U.S. GDP contracted by -0.3% (against expectations of 0.2% growth), inflation metrics like Core PCE hit 3.50% (above the 3.10% forecast), and ADP employment growth for April was a weak 62K (versus 114K expected). At first glance, this suggests a slowing economy with rising inflation—a stagflationary scenario that might prompt investors to panic. However, a deeper look reveals why overreacting to these numbers could be a mistake. Q1 Was Shaped by Tariff Uncertainty, Not Reality The Q1 data (January-March 2025) reflects a period of significant uncertainty. By 31 March, businesses had no concrete details on tariffs, only speculation based on late 2024 campaign promises of bro

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As of April 17, 2025, concerns about "tarifflation" and "Trumpflation" dominate economic headlines, with predictions of steep price hikes for consumer goods due to the Trump administration's sweeping tariffs—145% on $541 billion of Chinese imports, 10% on non-Chinese imports, and 20–100% on select countries. Despite these fears, retail prices have largely held steady: iPhones still start at $799, shirts average $50, and PlayStation 5s remain $499. This price stability—alongside declining inflation (Truflation at 1.4%), plunging consumer sentiment (University of Michigan Sentiment Survey at 50.8, near record lows), and sluggish retail sales growth (1.8% YoY)—suggests Trump's economic agenda may be mitigating the risks of a consumer-led recession and deflation, rather than triggering hyperin

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