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PLUS: The largest SPAC ever.. April 14, 2021 Americans have had it with toilet paper. After scrambli

PLUS: The largest SPAC ever.. April 14, 2021 [The Hustle] [The Hustle]( Americans have had it with toilet paper. After scrambling to buy $11B+ worth in 2020, sales in January were wiped and fell 4.3% YoY. The big idea [Coinbase logo]( Coinbase is eyeing a $65B+ public debut Internet browser Netscape went [public]( on Aug. 9, 1995. In the decades since that date, the phrase “Netscape moment” has been used to signal the mainstreaming of a new industry. Crypto-trading exchange Coinbase is going public today. With the NASDAQ setting a reference price of [$65B+](, it could be remembered as the crypto industry’s “Netscape moment.” In the lead-up to this listing… … Coinbase shared its Q1 2021 numbers; as detailed by VC Tanay Jaipuria, the results are [staggering](: - Users: 56m retail accounts and 7k institutional accounts - Revenue: $1.8B in Q1 2021, which was more than all their revenue in 2019 and 2020 combined - Market share: 11% of the entire crypto-economy trades on Coinbase, up from <5% in 2018 How is Coinbase doing so well? Jaipuria credits the exchange’s strong results to 2 things: - High take rates: Coinbase gets 95% of its revenue from transactions, and its current take rate from retail investors is quite high (up to 1.5% vs. 0.05% for institutions). - A crypto bull cycle: The take rate is being applied to increasing trading volumes as crypto is in its 4th bull cycle “As the price of Bitcoin has increased from $7K to ~$60K, trading volumes have increased fourfold (16X when annualized) from $80B (2019) to $335B (Q1 2021),” he writes. But such a juicy take rate brings competition And Jaipuria notes that a bear case for Coinbase is that its fees will fall as more players -- from consumer fintech (Square, PayPal), brokerages (Fidelity), crypto exchange (Gemini, Binance) -- take share. Crucially, the fintechs and brokerages can subsidize crypto trading with other business lines. Coinbase’s potential moat is the trusted brand it’s built. Either way, there will be countless Coinbase winners today from what could be the largest public debut since Facebook’s [$104B]( bonanza in 2012. [Share on Facebook]( [Share on Twitter]( [Send as email to a friend](mailto:?subject=The%20Hustle%20wrote%20something%20I%20think%20you%27ll%20like...%0A&body=Coinbase+is+eyeing+a+%2465B%2B+public+debut%0Ahttps%3A%2F%2Fthehustle.co%2F04142021-Coinbase%3Futm_campaign%3DWednesday%2BEmail%26utm_content%3D04142021-Coinbase%26utm_medium%3Demail%26utm_source%3Ddaily%0A%0AYou%20can%20subscribe%20with%20my%20link%20here%20to%20get%20the%20latest%20in%20tech%20and%20business%20daily:%0A [View on our website]( Snippets - J&J hit a snag after federal health officials recommended [pausing]( vaccinations so they can review 6 rare cases of blood clotting among the nearly 7m people who already received the shot. - Absolutely epic: Fortnite maker Epic Games [raised]( $1B in funding at a $28.7B valuation. 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Lake was the youngest woman to take a company public when $SFIX IPO’d in November 2017.  On fire [wood]( The skyrocketing cost of lumber, explained Wood is typically used for building roofs. Now it’s known for blasting through them. Lumber [prices]( are up nearly 260% since April 2020, following a perfect storm of surging demand and diminished supply. And it all started with a simple backlog... At the start of the pandemic, sawmills anticipated weak demand and limited [production]( by up to 30%. To their surprise, demand turned out stronger than ever: - DIY boom: While the US economy [shrank]( 3.5% in 2020, spending on home improvements and repairs grew 3%+ - Low interest rates: In December, US new housing starts hit a 14-year [high]( Despite wood production hitting a [13-year high]( in February, supply hasn’t caught up with demand -- and now ~70% of builders are [raising]( home prices to slow demand down. The result is a [$24k+]( increase in the average price of single-family homes since April 2020. European beetles are now coming in clutch Not those European beetles. A literal beetle infestation across Europe is [boosting]( logging there, and Europe’s share of US lumber imports reached a record high of [13%]( in 2020. Those imports are critical to the US lumber supply as British Columbia has reduced production by over a third in 5 years. In conclusion… (We wanted to end this piece with a joke about lumber, but we just couldn’t think of any that wood work.) 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(Source: WorldAtlas) The largest SPAC ever Southeast Asian superapp Grab announced plans to go public by partnering with Altimeter Growth Corp., a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), [Axios]( reports. The kicker: At an equity value at $39.6B, it would be the largest SPAC ever. Grab was founded in 2011 as a ride-hailing startup Since then, the Singapore-based company has added a digital wallet, food delivery, and more to its offering. As we previously detailed, [650m+]( people -- nearly twice the US population -- live in 11 countries across Southeast Asia. Many of these locales have underdeveloped infrastructure, which creates the space for “superapps” to thrive by providing one-touch access to finance, transportation, and logistics. Grab -- once called the Uber of Asia -- is competing with 2 other players to be the region’s superapp: - Indonesia-based GoJek, valued at [$10B+]( - Singapore-based Sea Limited, valued at [$120B+]( The largest SPAC ever hits… … as US regulators are reviewing SPAC accounting practices per the [Wall Street Journal](. This change could make a SPAC look less financially attractive than it would otherwise be. With SPACs raising more in the first 3 months of 2021 ([$88B+]() than all of 2020 ($83.4B), the extra scrutiny seems warranted. 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