Coinbase Joins Trump Accounts, Will Match $1,000 in Bitcoin for Dependents

Published at 2026-01-28 21:30:12

Coinbase announced Wednesday that it will participate in the Trump Accounts program and will match up to $1,000 in employee child contributions in Bitcoin for eligible dependents. The company said matches will be made in BTC and apply to qualifying dependents under the program’s eligibility rules, positioning crypto as a direct component of family-oriented employee benefits.

The decision ties a leading U.S. crypto exchange to a politically notable program, which could prompt debate about corporate political involvement even as it broadens how employees and their families receive compensation. Market impact is likely limited, but the move underscores growing corporate experimentation with on-chain assets and raises questions about regulatory attention, employee reactions, and whether other firms will adopt similar crypto-based family benefits.

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