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Coinbase Wallet builds Terminal for advanced traders

Coinbase Wallet's trading product manager, Ox Bid, described a web-based Terminal for advanced traders, AI agent features planned by year end and rising usage.

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  1. Coinbase Wallet is building a web-centered Terminal for advanced traders, alongside its mobile wallet.
  2. Usage figures cited include a 2.5x rise in spot trading volume since July and a 12x jump in Solana trading over three months.
  3. Bid said AI agent features are planned by year end, and no launch date was given for Terminal.

Coinbase Wallet is building a Terminal product aimed at advanced traders, Unchained reported, citing an interview with Ox Bid, the wallet's trading product manager. Bid spoke in a conversation recorded October 22. He described Terminal as web-centered, sitting alongside the mobile wallet, but no launch date was given.

Bid said the Wallet MCP lets Claude and ChatGPT connect to the wallet, with the user approving transactions. He said AI agent features are planned by the end of the year.

On usage, Bid cited a tenfold rise in cross-chain transactions over three months, spot trading volume up 2.5 times since July, and a swap success rate of up to 99%. He also put Solana trading in the wallet up 12 times over three months, with no incentives offered.

The wallet has added Polymarket prediction markets, limited to certain regions, and perpetual futures through a Hyperliquid integration. It was renamed Base App in July 2025 and reverted to its earlier name in September, according to the same interview.

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