Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) is looking beyond traditional crypto trading as transaction revenue contracts. Its stablecoin, subscription, and prediction-market businesses offer a potential path to steadier earnings, while the stock trades near its recent lows. Whether those emerging opportunities can grow quickly enough to offset falling trading fees could determine the company's next chapter.

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