Coinbase is trading as though it will “burn through all of its cash and then become insolvent,” Mark Palmer, BTIG’s equity research analyst said in a note. Eventually, investors will recognize an opportunity in the shares, he said, calling the stock drop “greatly overblown.” BTIG maintained a buy recommendation and lowered the price target to $380 from $500.
Related posts
-
NFT sales drop 9.6% to $160.9m, Ethereum and Bitcoin network sales plunge
As Bitcoin surges toward the $100,000 mark, touching a new all-time high of $99,655.50, the non-fungible... -
Phantom Tops Coinbase (COIN) in Apple App Store as Memecoin Craze Drives Traders On-Chain
Coinbase is onboarding memecoins, to be sure. In the past week, it greenlit FLOKI and PEPE,... -
Public fitness equipment maker Interactive Strength shares rise 11% on Bitcoin treasury strategy
Texas-based fitness maker Interactive Strength plans to allocate $5 million in Bitcoin as part of its...