Crypto Stocks to Watch in December as Fed Ends Quantitative Tightening
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Key Insights: Among the top crypto stocks, Coinbase is strengthening its U.S. exchange lead as more liquidity enters the market. Bitmine’s large Ethereum holdings continue to guide BNMR crypto stock movement. Circle expands its payment network as USDC use grows across banks and partners. Crypto stocks are in the spotlight as the Federal Reserve has ended its quantitative tightening program as of today, December 1, 2025. Notably, the move is poised to add more liquidity to the market and could guide attention to Bitmine, Circle, and Coinbase stocks. Investors are watching how the shift might influence trading activity and balance sheet conditions moving forward. Coinbase Among Top Crypto Stocks to Watch in the US Crypto stocks to watch in December include Coinbase Global Inc. (COIN). The company holds a clear lead in the United States exchange market as it controls about 65% of domestic trading volume. This position gives it a steady base as more liquidity enters the system after the end of quantitative tightening. Coinbase stock closed at $272.82 on November 28 after the crypto stock gained 7.85% during the trading day. Pre-market trading showed $265.07, down 3.57% with the year range stretching from $142.58 to $444.65. As of writing, COIN stock has dropped to $264.18. COIN Stock Outlook | Source: Google Finance Market value stands at $73.57 billion with an average volume of 10.20 million shares. The price-to-earnings ratio is 23.61. Notably, the company continues to attract institutional activity. Coinbase holds assets for several United States crypto exchange-traded products. It also completed the $2.9 billion purchase of Deribit in May 2025 to strengthen its derivatives arm. Recently, the crypto stock joined the S&P 500, a sign of massive capital inflow into Coinbase (COIN) stock. This is further complemented by its subscription and service revenue, both of which rose…
