Coinbase — is it over? AI sees a bleak future for the major crypto exchange
The cryptocurrency crash hit not only the wallets of Bitcoin and other coin holders but also all assets connected to the crypto market. Shares of Coinbase, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, founded in 2012, fell nearly to a yearly low. Is it really that bad?
Looking closer, the exchange’s page shows that just yesterday the company’s shares dropped 7.9% to $141. However, at the time of writing, Coinbase shares had already rebounded 2.77% in pre-market trading.
According to InvestingPro, the current stock price is undervalued by roughly 17%, indicating potential for significant growth. At the same time, technical analysis points to active selling.
AI identifies a clear bearish trend, with the driver of the decline being earnings misses: Q4 2025 EPS came in at $0.66 versus a forecast of $1.05, with revenue of $1.78 billion (expected $1.85 billion).
Almost all signals point to strong selling. Short-term support is at $140.66 per share, resistance around $143.81. Investors are risk-averse, fundamentals are deteriorating, and there are no signs of a reversal. A positive factor is short-term oversold conditions, which could lead to a technical bounce if positive crypto news emerges.
“Despite analysts’ long-term targets, sellers dominate Coinbase in the short term. Both fundamental and technical signals point to continued downward pressure. Close attention to support at $140 and reactions to earnings reports is key to tracking any potential reversal,” says WarrenAI.
Coinbase is in a state of extreme oversold conditions and a clear downtrend. All major technical indicators are against a bullish scenario. A short-term technical rebound is possible, but there is no confirmation yet — no reversal signals are observed.
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