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Story: Coinbase expands on-chain lending as users access up to $1 million USDC against Ethereum…

By Sakamoto Nashi

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A liquidity pathway without selling Ethereum. The timing of Coinbase’s new lending service has drawn interest across market analysts who see a…

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Growing lending volume shows strong demand. Although executives have not released extensive comments on the product’s debut, Coinbase shared…

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Why Ethereum is at the center of the new lending trend. Ethereum remains the most dominant asset in crypto-collateralized borrowing markets.

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Regulatory-compliant DeFi is shaping the next lending wave. Researchers from Coincu suggest that ETH-backed loans are not only addressing liquidity needs but…

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Lending demand may affect Ethereum’s wider market position. Analysts note that ETH-backed borrowing could support Ethereum’s position as a central component…

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The bigger picture: why the move matters beyond Coinbase. This new on-chain lending option is more than a product release from a major exchange — it…

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Looking forward. Ethereum holders now have a new way to access capital while staying invested, and Coinbase’s…

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Coinbase is pushing deeper into the digital lending sector with a new feature designed to unlock liquidity for Ethereum holders without requiring them to sell their assets.

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The feature is available on Base through the Morpho protocol, integrating one of the most widely used lending infrastructures in decentralized finance.

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The timing of Coinbase’s new lending service has drawn interest across market analysts who see a shift in user behavior during turbulent periods.

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This feature supports that dynamic by allowing borrowers to continue holding ETH while gaining liquidity in USDC.

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Although executives have not released extensive comments on the product’s debut, Coinbase shared through its official channels and its Bytes newsletter that more than $1.

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Market reactions remain largely positive, even without public statements from Coinbase leadership. There have been no regulatory responses so far from institutions such as the U.S.

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Ethereum remains the most dominant asset in crypto-collateralized borrowing markets. Its broad use in decentralized applications, staking infrastructure and high market…

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At the time of writing, Ethereum was trading at $2,796.62, with a market capitalization of $337.54 billion and 24-hour trading volume of $44.17 billion.

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