Coinbase stock (COIN) is down more than 30% since its July peak, but 99Bitcoins analysts and others aren’t ready to call it a collapse.
Mizuho Financial, once openly skeptical of COIN stock, just bumped its price target from $217 to $267. The catalyst is a pickup in July trading volumes after a flat second quarter.
Still, the tone remains cautious. Mizuho kept its neutral rating, citing a 45% drop in consumer spot trading and a 39% dip in transaction revenue last quarter.
“While trading volumes were underwhelming this quarter, July has seen a rebound… reflecting improving market activity,” – Mizuho analyst note, August 2025
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Much of Coinbase’s recent action tracks back to July’s legislative run. COIN rallied sharply after President Donald Trump signed the GENIUS Act, the first federal law to provide a regulatory framework for stablecoins. The optimism helped COIN join the S&P 500, but the rally was short-lived.
After spiking in mid-July, the stock reversed course and trades below Mizuho’s revised target of $297.87 as of Wednesday morning’s session.
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Meanwhile, Citi analysts remain bullish, hiking their target from $270 to $505, betting that Coinbase will benefit from both regulatory clarity and rising 
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In Q2, Coinbase reported $1.43 billion in net income, a massive jump from $66 million last quarter and just $36 million a year earlier. The platform processed $237 billion in trading volume, slightly up from $226 billion in Q2 2024, but most of that came from institutions, not consumers, a trend we see all over crypto right now.
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Data Context: Index Trends Show Cooling Retail Activity
ERC-20 token activity in Coinbase custody wallets has slowed, according to CoinGlass data, signaling a cooling in altcoin demand.
But the dry spell may not last. Stablecoin inflows into Coinbase-linked wallets remain steady, suggesting capital is parked, not fleeing.
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Bottom Line: Bullish Targets, Bearish Reality?
There’s reason for long-term optimism between Trump’s stablecoin law and July’s uptick in trading volume. While Coinbase stock might be cooling after a red-hot run, most analysts expect this is a temporary pullback.
Coinbase may not be out of fuel, but it’s clearly shifting into a lower gear for now.
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Key Takeaways
- Coinbase stock (COIN) is down more than 30% since its July peak, but 99Bitcoins analysts and others aren’t ready to call it a collapse.
- All eyes are on Jerome Powell next week as inflation lingers and labor metrics soften.
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