COIN Ownership
Coinbase Global Inc - Institutional & insider holdings
Ownership Breakdown
Stock Price
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Recent Insider Trading
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Armstrong Brian
Chairman and CEO
2026-01-05
Armstrong Brian
Chairman and CEO
2026-01-05
Armstrong Brian
Chairman and CEO
2026-01-05
Armstrong Brian
Chairman and CEO
2026-01-05
Armstrong Brian
Chairman and CEO
2026-01-05
↓Recent Sells (0)
No recent insider sales
Understanding Stock Ownership
Institutional Ownership
Large investors like hedge funds and mutual funds that manage $100M+ must disclose their holdings quarterly via 13F filings. High institutional ownership often indicates strong fundamentals.
Insider Ownership
Company executives and directors must report their trades via SEC Form 4. Insider buying can signal confidence, while selling may occur for various reasons including diversification.
Why It Matters
Ownership structure reveals who believes in the company. Institutional investors conduct deep research, while insider buying shows internal confidence. Track ownership changes for investment signals.
Data Sources
Institutional data from SEC 13F filings (quarterly), insider trades from Form 4 filings (within 2 business days), and company proxy statements (annual ownership disclosures).
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Who owns COIN?
COIN (Coinbase Global Inc) is owned by institutional investors (multiple), company insiders (various holdings), and retail investors. The largest institutional holders are disclosed in quarterly SEC 13F filings.
What is COIN institutional ownership?
COIN has significant institutional ownership from hedge funds, mutual funds, and investment firms. Check the holdings table above for detailed data.
What is COIN insider ownership?
Company insiders hold shares of COIN. Insider trading activity is tracked through SEC Form 4 filings.
Are COIN insiders buying or selling?
Recent insider activity shows 5 buy transactions ($11.46M) and 0 sell transactions ($0). Insider buying exceeds selling, which could be a positive signal.