When did COIN join the S&P 500?

Coinbase joined the S&P 500 index on 2025-05-19.

What sector is COIN in?

COIN is in the Financials sector, Financial Exchanges & Data industry.

COIN — Coinbase

Name: COIN Institutional Holdings (13F) — 2026Q1
Creator: SEC EDGAR
License: https://www.sec.gov/data

Financial Exchanges & Data · Financials

Key Facts

Status	Active
Sector	Financials
Industry	Financial Exchanges & Data
Joined	2025-05-19
Tenure	1 yrs

Coinbase, founded in 2012, is a leading U.S. cryptocurrency exchange. The company aims to serve as a safe and compliant gateway into the crypto economy for both retail investors and institutions. Users can open accounts directly on the platform rather than through intermediaries, and many opt to have Coinbase act as custodian for their cryptocurrency holdings, giving the company a broader reach beyond traditional financial exchanges. While most of its revenue still comes from trading fees charged to retail customers, Coinbase is expanding into adjacent businesses such as prime brokerage and data analytics through internal investments and acquisitions.

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S&P 500 Timeline

2025-05-19Joined S&P 500

Institutional Holdings (13F)

1,221 institutions hold COIN, totaling 2.72B shares ($33.7B) · As of 2026Q1

Rank	Institution	Shares	Value
1	VANGUARD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC	28.3M	$4.9B
2	BlackRock, Inc.	57.3M	$3.0B
3	MORGAN STANLEY	25.7M	$2.9B
4	STATE STREET CORP	63.0M	$1.7B
5	VANGUARD PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT LLC	9.5M	$1.7B
6	BARCLAYS PLC	16.6M	$1.3B
7	GEODE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC	6.1M	$1.1B
8	GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC	9.3M	$788M
9	Paradigm Operations LP	3.6M	$627M
10	Clear Street Group Inc.	2.6M	$446M

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Data source: Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 4.0 · SEC EDGAR 13F · Updated 2026-07-10