Coinbase's Strategic Pact with JPMorgan Boosts Liquidity Ranks 16th in $4.22B Volume Surge

On July 30, 2025, Coinbase Global (COIN) closed with a 1.63% gain, trading at a volume of $4.22 billion, ranking 16th in the stock market by daily liquidity. The rise followed a strategic partnership with JPMorgan Chase, which is set to integrate direct bank-to-wallet connections for crypto transactions. The agreement, announced in a joint statement, allows Chase customers to link their accounts to Coinbase wallets via secure APIs, a move expected to launch in 2026. This collaboration also introduces the ability to fund Coinbase accounts with Chase credit cards starting this fall and redeem Chase Ultimate Rewards points for crypto at a 1:1 ratio.

The partnership addresses growing tensions between traditional banks and fintechs over data access costs. JPMorgan recently began imposing fees on third-party data aggregators, prompting criticism from fintech leaders. By establishing direct links, Coinbase and JPMorgan aim to bypass intermediaries like Plaid or MX Technologies, potentially reducing costs for users. However, Coinbase confirmed it will retain existing aggregator relationships, ensuring a dual-channel approach. The deal also aligns with broader regulatory shifts, as the CFPB delays litigation on data access rules, creating uncertainty for industry players.

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