TradingView Updates Crypto Offerings with Coinbase Spot and Derivatives Integration

Coinbase has expanded its services by integrating its Coinbase Advanced platform directly into TradingView. The move aims to offer users new tools for trading and market analysis.The development follows TradingView’s recent addition of Coinbase’s perpetual cryptocurrency swaps to its charting and analysis platform. This expansion allows users to monitor and analyze perpetual futures contracts for major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Litecoin. It also includes access to data on a range of emerging altcoins.TradingView Adds Coinbase Spot and DerivativesWith the latest integration, Coinbase Advanced users can now trade spot and derivative products from within the TradingView interface. The platform offers more than 550 spot trading pairs, including 237 USDC pairs and 22 stablecoin pairs. It also supports over 100 perpetual futures contracts. Maker fees start as low as 0.0%.JUST IN: TradingView integrates Coinbase Advanced platform, enabling users to trade spot and derivative products within the interface. Access to over 550 spot trading pairs, 100 perpetual futures contracts, and low maker fees. Coinbase expands crypto offerings on TradingView.Coinbase, founded in 2012, is one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges by trading volume. It holds licenses and registrations from regulators such as the CFTC, NFA, NYSDFS, CBI, FCA, and BaFin.You may find it interesting at FinanceMagnates.com: Coinbase Launches Zero-Fee PYUSD Conversions with PayPal; Files for XRP Futures.Coinbase Q4 Revenue Reaches $2.27 BillionMeanwhile, Coinbase reported a strong fourth quarter, driven by the crypto bull market of late 2024, with revenue reaching $2.27 billion. The company saw notable growth in transaction volumes, partly fueled by improved sentiment in the regulatory environment following Donald Trump’s election victory.According to the company’s report, Q4 revenue rose 88% quarter-over-quarter to $2.27 billion. Transaction revenue increased 194% year-over-year, totaling $1.56 billion. Net income and adjusted earnings both stood at $1.3 billion.The total trading volume for the quarter reached $439 billion, reflecting increased investor activity amid rising crypto prices. Subscription and services revenue grew to $641 million, supported by higher crypto asset values and the expanding use of services like staking and Coinbase One.