Coinbase (COIN) Stock Climbs 4% as Morgan Stanley Lifts Price Target
π Coinbase stock climbed 4.3% to $179.39 as Wall Street analysts adjusted price targets ahead of earnings.
π Revenue fell 18.5% year-over-year to $1.22 billion, missing the $1.29 billion consensus estimate.
πΈ Adjusted losses expanded to $1.36 per share compared to an expected loss of $0.44.
π The company achieved a record 10.3% market share in crypto trading volume for three consecutive quarters.
π° Subscription and services revenue reached $555 million, with stablecoin balances hitting $20 billion.
β Adjusted EBITDA hit $207.8 million, marking the 14th straight quarter of profitability.
ποΈ Coinbase filed paperwork to launch single-stock futures in the US pending SEC and CFTC approval.
βοΈ A federal judge denied a request to block Michigan's sports betting law enforcement against prediction markets.
π Citizens JMP cut its price target from $325 to $280 citing work needed for diversification.
π Morgan Stanley raised its price target to $258 while maintaining an Equal Weight rating.
- Coinbase achieved a record 10.3% share of crypto trading volume, up from 9.1% the prior quarter.
- The company posted adjusted EBITDA of $207.8 million, its 14th consecutive quarter in positive territory.
- Subscription and services revenue hit $555 million last quarter, with $292 million specifically from stablecoins.
- Average USDC balances on Coinbase products reached $20 billion, indicating strong institutional adoption.
- CFO Alesia Haas confirmed expenses came in below the midpoint of guidance across every major category.
- Q3 revenue came in at $1.22 billion, missing analyst expectations of $1.29 billion.
- Adjusted losses widened to $1.36 per share against an expected loss of only $0.44.
- Revenue from spot crypto trading has declined significantly, prompting a strategic pivot that analysts like Citizens JMP view as requiring more work.