On July 31, Coinbase Global, Inc. fell 5.03% in pre-market trading, trading at approximately $155.99/share, with turnover of $2.4039 million. The decline follows the company's Q2 earnings release that disappointed on multiple fronts.

Coinbase reported second-quarter results with revenue falling short of market expectations while losses exceeded analyst estimates, triggering significant selling pressure. Stablecoin revenue totaled $292 million, benefiting from record-high average USDC holdings across Coinbase products. Despite the weak trading environment, the company noted its crypto trading volume market share hit a record 10.3% in Q2, driven by growth in both spot and derivatives trading. Management disclosed that as of July 26, third-quarter trading revenue stood at approximately $130 million.

Adding to bearish sentiment, Piper Sandler lowered its price target on Coinbase to $146. This follows earlier target cuts from Citi (to $235 from $400), Clear Street (to $225 from $244), and Oppenheimer (to $209 from $224), reflecting broader analyst skepticism about near-term profitability amid a challenging crypto trading backdrop.

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