Coinbase Global IncRevenue declined 30.54% and announced 14% workforce reduction.
Visa reported a 15% year-over-year net revenue increase on 69.4 billion processed transactions in its fiscal first quarter, while Coinbase absorbed a 30.54% revenue decline and announced a 14% workforce reduction in its first quarter. Both companies have named stablecoins a strategic priority, but Coinbase co-owns USDC and holds over 25% of the circulating supply inside its own products, whereas Visa treats stablecoins as another rail on its network. Visa's operating margin stood at 67.3% and its beta below one, making it a pullback accumulation play, while Coinbase is seen as an options-like bet on a projected 3 trillion dollar stablecoin market by 2030. Coinbase's stablecoin revenue reached 305 million dollars and USDC market cap hit an all-time high near 80 billion dollars in March, but transaction revenue slid 23% quarter over quarter to 755.80 million dollars. Visa repurchased 11 million shares at an average price of 342.13 dollars for 3.8 billion dollars and raised its dividend, with shares at a 52-week high of 362.13 dollars.
Coinbase Global IncRevenue declined 30.54% and announced 14% workforce reduction.
Visa Inc. Class ANet revenue up 15%, operating margin 67.3%, share buyback and dividend raise.