Coinbase Skyrockets, Robinhood Goes Full Crypto, and Bitcoin Wobbles — Is the Next Bull Wave Brewing?

The crypto market is heating up — and fast. In just 48 hours, we’ve seen Coinbase stock take off like a rocket, Robinhood make a bold leap into tokenized assets, and Bitcoin throw a curveball by mimicking tech stocks. Is this a crypto comeback or a tech takeover?

Jul 2, 2025 - 12:09
Jul 3, 2025 - 10:39
Coinbase Skyrockets, Robinhood Goes Full Crypto, and Bitcoin Wobbles — Is the Next Bull Wave Brewing?

Coinbase Soars: Wall Street Wakes Up to Crypto’s New King

Coinbase just got a massive vote of confidence: investment firm Bernstein boosted its price target by 65%, hailing the exchange as the biggest winner of America’s new crypto rules. With Coinbase now joining the S&P 500, insiders are calling it the “Apple of Crypto.”

“Coinbase is no longer just an exchange—it’s the Wall Street gateway to Web3,” said analysts.

Add in its growing product lineup (stablecoins, perpetuals, DeFi tools), and it’s clear: Coinbase is becoming the Amazon of blockchain finance.


Robinhood’s Big Crypto Bet: Tokenized Stocks & Staking Power

Meanwhile, Robinhood just shook the game board. The trading app hit an all-time stock high after revealing two huge features:

  • Tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs launching in Europe
  • ETH and SOL staking added in the U.S.

That’s right — Robinhood wants to become the everyday investor’s crypto bank, and it’s working. CEO Vlad Tenev says the goal is “global financial freedom through decentralization.” The crowd is listening — and buying.


Bitcoin Stumbles (But Not for Long?)

While stocks rise, Bitcoin dipped slightly to $106,700. But don’t panic — analysts say BTC is acting like a tech stock, not a safe haven like gold. Translation? This might just be the calm before the breakout.
                                   

Trend What It Means
Coinbase stock flying Traditional investors are diving into crypto
Robinhood’s crypto pivot Tokenized finance is now a mainstream reality
Bitcoin tracks Nasdaq Crypto = tech 2.0, not a gold clone


Final Take:

We’re not in the 2020s anymore. Crypto is no longer “coming soon”—it’s here, it’s regulated, and it’s being packaged for the masses. Coinbase and Robinhood are leading the charge, and if Bitcoin catches the wind, the next rally might come louder, faster, and bigger than expected.