Coinbase (COIN) has entered the Fortune 500, a ranking of the U.S. biggest companies by revenue, becoming the first cryptocurrency company to join the list.
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The Nasdaq-listed crypto exchange posted revenue of over $7.8 billion in fiscal 2021 to place 437th in the 2022 list published Monday.
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Having first listed on Nasdaq in April 2021, Coinbase has entered the Fortune 500 at the first opportunity.
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The exchange was singled out by Fortune editor-in-chief Alyson Shontell as one of “several pandemic winners” that “thrived under the freakish circumstances of COVID” and flourished thereafter.
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Retail behemoth Walmart topped the ranking for the 10th straight year with revenue of around $573 billion, followed by Amazon and Apple with figures of almost $470 billion and $365 billion respectively.
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The Fortune 500 represents two-thirds of U.S. GDP, with revenue totaling $16.1 trillion.
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