Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN ) stock is on the move Tuesday after Citi analysts increased their price target for the crypto company's shares. That saw the firm increase its price target for COIN stock from $260 per share to $345 per share.
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Citi sees 30% upside for Coinbase shares, partly because the regulatory landscape seems to be improving
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Coinbase jumped Friday as bitcoin spiked. Urban Outfitters, Progressive also are stocks near buy points.
Crypto stocks have rebounded after recent outflows amid low market sentiment. This week, inflows reversed losses despite overall market downturns, aligning with cryptocurrency and broader stock market trends.
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Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN) stock price has been ugly in the past three months as concerns about the crypto industry continued. After peaking at $283 in March, it has dropped by almost 18% and is nearing a technical bear market.
The odds that Coinbase Global Inc. will face a regulatory enforcement action over its accounting for crypto assets rose on Wednesday, after the regulator acted against another company for the same practice.