In Q1'26, COIN's total revenue reached $1.41B USD, with Transaction revenue contributing $756M USD, Subscription and services revenue at $584M USD, and Other revenue at $74M USD. This marks a slight decline from the previous quarter's $1.71B USD total, primarily driven by a dip in Transaction revenue amid seasonal fluctuations. Over the period from Q2'23 to Q1'26, Transaction revenue exhibited high volatility, surging from $327M USD to a peak of $1.56B USD in Q4'24 before settling at $756M USD, reflecting crypto market sensitivity. Subscription and services revenue showed steady growth from $335M USD to a high of $747M USD in Q3'25, stabilizing as the dominant segment at around 41% of total revenue in recent quarters. Other revenue remained minor and consistent, hovering between $45M USD and $77M USD, underscoring its supplementary role in the overall revenue mix. The stacked bar chart highlights Subscription and services as the most reliable growth driver, while Transaction revenue's fluctuations indicate exposure to external market dynamics, with total revenue expanding from $708M USD in Q2'23 to an average of $1.3B USD in FY25 before the Q1'26 pullback.