rewrite this title in other words: Coinbase Launches 21 Products at Once, Including Bitcoin-Backed Mortgages and AI Advisor

What Was Announced

The announcement covered every major segment of finance. Coinbase framed the release around three pillars: more assets to trade, smarter trading tools, and a broader financial services suite.

The product list includes tokenized U.S. stocks for non-U.S. customers launching next month, backed 1:1 by the underlying asset with full shareholder rights, dividend payouts, and the ability to lend shares for yield or use them as collateral. U.S. customers are excluded per regulatory disclosures.

On the lending side, Coinbase is now accepting bitcoin as collateral for home mortgages in partnership with Better, with Fannie Mae backing the structure. Customers can pledge BTC without selling it to qualify for a home purchase.

Pre-IPO Access and Derivatives

Traders can now access Pre-IPO perpetual futures starting with SpaceX, with Anthropic and OpenAI listed as coming soon. These instruments give market participants early price exposure to private companies before any public listing.

Coinbase also introduced equity index perpetual futures tracking thematic indices including AI, China, Defense, and the Tech 100, listed on a U.S. regulated exchange. Options trading for both crypto and stocks is slated to roll out in the coming months.

AI Tools and Agentic Trading

The company launched Coinbase Advisor, described as one of the first SEC-registered, AI-powered in-app investment advisors. It is registered as both a Commodity Trading Advisor with the NFA and a Registered Investment Advisor with the SEC. The tool is rolling out first to Coinbase One members in the U.S. and is designed to handle tax-loss harvesting, trade recommendations, and multi-asset analysis.

Coinbase for Agents lets users deploy AI agents to execute trading strategies around the clock. Agents operate inside isolated sub-accounts with defined capital limits and asset permissions. Coinbase is also partnering with AWS to bring its x402 agentic payments standard to enterprise scale. The x402 standard has processed more than 100 million transactions to date.

Liquidity and Infrastructure

Coinbase is merging its U.S. spot exchange, international derivatives exchanges, and Deribit into a unified global liquidity pool. The company says it is the first exchange approved by the CFTC to offer global regulated crypto derivatives, including options, to American customers.

A new Base Privacy Platform provides a compliant privacy infrastructure for enterprise onchain transactions. The B20 token standard, going live this week as part of the Base Beryl chain upgrade, adds built-in compliance policies and payment reconciliation directly at the chain level.

Consumer Finance Features

The Coinbase One Card now includes a travel portal offering 5% bitcoin back on every booking, powered by Rocket Travel by Agoda and backed by American Express protections. A USDC-backed version of the card gives users without traditional credit histories access to the same bitcoin rewards structure.

Customers can now borrow against staked Solana via JitoSOL, with a lending cap of $100,000, alongside existing support for cbETH up to $1 million. A new Transfer Protection framework adds time-delayed withdrawals, customizable daily limits, and multi-party approval workflows for outbound funds.

Scope of the Release

The volume and breadth of the June 16 announcement reflects an effort to eliminate what Coinbase called “financial fragmentation.” The company described its goal as one interface and one login covering every major financial activity from stock trading to home buying to AI-powered portfolio management.

Most features are subject to eligibility, jurisdiction, and regulatory disclosures. Tokenized stocks are not available to U.S. persons. Options, futures, and prediction markets carry substantial risk disclosures.