Coinbase stock is down over 40% from its all-time high due to weakness in the cryptocurrency market. Despite being the largest crypto operator in the U.S., COIN has dropped over 25% this month as Bitcoin prices fall below $100,000, affecting fee revenue and growth prospects.

Coinbase exceeded Q3 expectations and remains cautiously optimistic about the crypto market. Sales are expected to rise 11% this year and 13% in 2026 to $8.3 billion. However, FY26 EPS is projected to fall to $5.87 due to lower trading activity and higher expenses.

With $13.5 billion in cash and total assets exceeding liabilities, Coinbase is in a strong financial position. The stock is now trading at a more reasonable P/E valuation of 32X, down from a high of 90X. Despite this, COIN holds a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold).

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