While others see two separate stocks, you'll understand their deeply intertwined economic engine. This revenue-sharing agreement sends over half of USDC's multi-billion-dollar interest income directly to Coinbase.
Circle holds $33B+ in USDC reserves, earning 4-5% interest. Under their revenue-sharing agreement, over 50% of this interest income flows directly to Coinbase—creating a $2B+ annual revenue stream that most analysts completely miss.
This creates a quantifiable, market-neutral trading strategy. When the market misprices this relationship, sophisticated investors can exploit the valuation gap through pairs trading.
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