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Posted By Matango (16th Feb 22 at 3:08am)

Singapore-based investment holding Temasek has sold shares in Nasdaq-listed cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase. This is evidenced by a report for the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

According to documents for the third quarter of 2021, Temasek owned 8,168 shares of the American platform, worth about $2.1 million.

There is no information about Temasek's position in Coinbase shares in the fourth quarter reporting. The holding's total portfolio at the end of last year was estimated at $301 billion.

On April 14, 2021, Coinbase shares (ticker: COIN) were listed directly on Nasdaq. The opening price was $381. During the first session, the company's capitalization exceeded $85 billion.

On May 17, stock quotes for the exchange fell below the reference price ($250) for the first time. The fall occurred against the backdrop of a correction in the cryptocurrency market - bitcoin at the moment reached $42,185.

That same month, Coinbase announced a private placement of $1.25 billion of convertible bonds maturing in 2026.

In September, the company announced plans to conduct a private placement of two $1.5 billion bond issues.

The closing price on Monday, February 14, 2022 was $194.53. Since listing, COIN shares have fallen over 40%.