During the pandemic, interest in cryptocurrency soared with prices of popular coins reaching new heights and institutional investors starting to sit up and take notice.It seemed a logical step, then, for one of the world's biggest cryptocurrency exchanges to capitalise on this and list on the public market.Last April, Coinbase made its market debut to much fanfare. Its shares closed their first day's trading at $328 - 31 per cent above the reference price above $250. It represented just how mainstream cryptocurrencies had gone.
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