Coinbase Global, Inc. is making waves with a new ‘everything app’ powered by stablecoin, sparking curiosity about its impact on the fintech space. Meanwhile, discussions also highlight regulatory challenges, with a legal battle in Oregon stirring debates on crypto oversight’s future.

Congressional trading of $COIN stock shows 4 transactions in 6 months, split equally between purchases and sales. Insiders have made 160 sales in the same period, including notable figures like CEO Brian Armstrong selling over $305 million worth of shares.

Institutional investors have been active in trading $COIN stock, with 578 adding shares and 418 decreasing positions. Major moves include FMR LLC removing over 5 million shares and National Bank of Canada adding nearly 1.5 million shares to their portfolio.

Analysts have issued 12 buy ratings for $COIN stock recently, with no sell ratings. Price targets from 23 analysts average at $310, with targets ranging from $268 to $470. Rosenblatt, Oppenheimer, and JMP Securities are among those issuing optimistic outlooks for Coinbase Global, Inc.

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