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According to CoinDesk, Open Standard CEO Zach Abrams stated that the company is not an alliance where decisions are made collectively by hundreds of participants. The daily operations of the company are managed by the management team, and a smaller group of founding partners holds ownership and governance functions, while other partners are rewarded based on their contributions to driving the supply and trading activity of OUSD.Coinbase, Mastercard, Shopify, Stripe, and Visa have invested to become the first five founding partners, each receiving an equal proportion of initial equity. The five companies have also committed to investing over $1 billion in the coming months to establish liquidity for OUSD. The specific investment amounts and shareholding ratios of each company have not yet been disclosed.These five companies are currently the only investors in Open Standard. Abrams expects the number of founding partners to increase to about 10 to 12 in the future and plans to establish a board composed of founding partners. Meanwhile, the number of partners planning to integrate with OUSD has increased from over 140 in June of this year to over 200, with the latest additions including SBI Holdings, UBS, and the fintech company Jeeves.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong posted on the X platform that Coinbase is building financial accounts for superintelligence, covering services such as trading, payments, and lending.These accounts can help users accumulate wealth and manage personal finances, and can also provide independent accounts for AI Agent teams, allowing them to handle more tasks on behalf of users.

According to The Block, Coinbase Clearing LLC has been approved by the U.S. CFTC to register as a Derivatives Clearing Organization (DCO), achieving a self-contained closed loop for brokerage, listing, and clearing.This approval only covers fully collateralized futures, options, and swap products, while leveraged derivatives still rely on third-party clearing. The company's legal director stated that the new clearing uses USDC as collateral and supports 24-hour settlement.

Bitcoin News posted on platform X that Riot Platforms fully repaid the principal and accrued interest of the Coinbase Credit line on September 21, without paying the early termination fee, and the remaining commitment amount from Coinbase was simultaneously closed.The $200 million credit line secured by Bitcoin had an interest rate of 6.15% after being revised in April, with annual interest of approximately $12.3 million when fully drawn. As of June 30, Riot Platforms had pledged 5,821 Bitcoins, valued at approximately $341 million at the time, accounting for about 51% of its total holding of 11,400 Bitcoins, and the related collateral rights were released upon repayment.

Coinbase posted on the X platform that users can now use HYPE and ZEC as collateral for instant loans, with a maximum borrowing amount of $100,000, without needing to sell the related assets.

According to CNBC, cryptocurrency trading company Raven has completed a new round of financing with a valuation of 90 million, with participation from Coinbase Ventures and CMCC Global.Raven co-founder Petar Kostov stated that Raven was established in 2023 to provide liquidity for cryptocurrency trading and has expanded into prediction markets since the second quarter of 2025.

Martin Carrica posted on X that after four years of working on regulated stablecoin-related projects with the stablecoin issuer Mountain Protocol and the licensed crypto institution Anchorage, he will join Coinbase as the head of stablecoins, responsible for expanding the distribution and influence of stablecoins.Martin Carrica stated: Stablecoins are the most transformative financial product, and although they have achieved significant success, their current scale is still relatively small. He will focus on promoting the scalable development of this technology.

Ari Paul, founder and chief investment officer of the cryptocurrency asset management company BlockTower Capital, posted on X that Coinbase "lost" $25 million of its company's funds years ago, and it was later discovered that the other party was actually covering up large-scale and repeated hacking attacks, and the relevant funds have still not been returned.Ari Paul stated that his team has tracked at least a dozen other affected institutions, with the concealed amount exceeding $1 billion. He mentioned that currently, they can only disclose this information because multiple legal proceedings are still ongoing.

The cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase's subsidiary Coinbase Markets announced that the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has approved the launch of Coinbase Clearing LLC, which is Coinbase's own clearinghouse with USDC as its native collateral asset.Coinbase Markets stated that Coinbase Clearing is designed for round-the-clock settlement and supports USDC as collateral. The launch of this clearinghouse completes Coinbase's comprehensive layout of its regulated derivatives infrastructure.

Onchain Lens reported that BlackRock has withdrawn approximately $126.95 million in crypto assets from Coinbase Prime in the past 40 minutes.This includes about 1,150 Bitcoins, worth approximately $95.43 million, and about 11,840 Ethereums, worth approximately $31.52 million.

According to The Data Nerd monitoring, a few hours ago, a newly created wallet "0x80Fa" withdrew 17,500 QNT from Coinbase, worth 4.69 million dollars.

According to The Wall Street Journal, Citigroup has reached a partnership with Coinbase, allowing Citigroup's institutional clients (including large multinational corporations) to accept customer stablecoin payments through Citigroup's merchant acquiring services. Coinbase will provide the stablecoin payment channel and underlying blockchain technology, automatically converting stablecoins into fiat currency, with Citigroup acting as the custodian bank to complete the funds settlement.At the same time, Coinbase's payment clients can leverage Citigroup's banking capabilities to receive, hold, and make payments using tools similar to bank accounts. The cash received will automatically be converted into stablecoins and stored in Coinbase, currently earning an annualized reward of 3.75% in interest-like benefits.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, the newly created wallet address "0x80Fa" has just withdrawn 10,390 Quant (QNT) from the cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, worth approximately 2.87 million dollars.

Coinbase tokenized stocks have launched on the Aave V4 Base deployment version. Eligible users from jurisdictions outside the United States can use AAPLc, AMZNc, GOOGLc, METAc, MSFTc, NVDAc, and TSLAc as collateral to borrow USDC.This V4 instance is deployed by Aave Labs on behalf of Aave DAO, with risk analysis completed by LlamaRisk. Chainlink serves as Coinbase's official oracle solution, providing price data for tokenized stocks that includes the underlying stock prices and issuer multipliers.

According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa), the GMGN associated address deposited 6,100 ETH to Coinbase, worth approximately 16.38 million USD.Looking back, this ETH was transferred from the Robinhood network to the Ethereum mainnet 6 days ago, possibly as revenue from transaction fees on the Robinhood network.

According to CoinGlass data, the Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index has recorded negative values for four consecutive days, with the latest at -0.0082%, as purchasing power in the U.S. market has once again fallen into a slump.Previously, on August 24, the Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index reappeared with a positive signal for the first time since May 19, reporting 0.0052%, temporarily ending the historically longest negative premium period of 97 days. The Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index is used to measure the price difference of Bitcoin between Coinbase Pro and Binance. A sustained negative index typically indicates that Coinbase's pricing is relatively low, which may reflect weak buying interest or significant selling pressure in the U.S. market, but it is not advisable to directly conclude that institutional funds are flowing out based solely on this indicator.

According to documents submitted by Riot Platforms to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the company voluntarily repaid all outstanding loans and accrued interest to Coinbase Credit on September 21, and terminated the previously established credit line of $200 million, without incurring any early termination fees or penalties.The loan had previously been fully drawn by Riot, with a fixed annual interest rate of 6.15%, and an original maturity date of April 20, 2027. As of June 30, Riot had pledged 5,821 BTC as collateral for the loan, valued at approximately $340.7 million, accounting for about 51% of the total BTC held by the company at that time; with the loan repayment, Coinbase's security interest in the related collateral assets was simultaneously released. Riot initially obtained a $100 million Bitcoin collateral loan in April 2025, increasing the limit to $200 million the following month. This repayment occurred approximately 7 months ahead of the revised maturity date.