In its latest investment statement, the Czech National Bank revealed that it has purchased nearly 52,000 Coinbase shares. This comes at a time when the cryptocurrency platform is performing very well on the stock market, with a current valuation of over $100 billion.
The Czech National Bank holds nearly 52,000 Coinbase shares
Last Wednesday, the Czech National Bank (CNB) indirectly revealed that it had invested in the cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase during the second quarter of 2025. To be precise, the CNB filed a 13F-HR form with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to provide an overview of its US stock portfolio.
Thus, among the more than $12.83 billion in assets outstanding as of June 30, we can find a position of 51,732 Coinbase shares, valued at $18.13 million:
It should be noted that this is a notable move by the Czech National Bank, as it does not appear to hold any other US shares related to cryptocurrencies, at least not among the best-known names such as Strategy, Galaxy Digital, Circle, Riot Platforms or Block.
Since then, Coinbase’s share price has continued to climb, to the point where the CNB’s investment is now valued at over $20.38 million, assuming that the size of its position has not changed since June 30.
A sharp rise in share price
For its part, Coinbase is currently enjoying particularly positive momentum on the stock market. After hitting a low of $142.58 on April 7, COIN shares have since risen by 176.34%.
For the first time since its listing on the Nasdaq, the company closed above $100 billion in market capitalization, at a price of $394.01 per share:
With a market capitalization of $100.37 billion, Coinbase now ranks 107th among US-listed companies.
It should be noted, however, that despite this record, this is not an all-time high (ATH). The latter was achieved on April 14, 2021, the day the stock went public, at a price of $429.54 per share. The stock then suffered a sharp devaluation and will need to rise another 9% to reach its ATH.
