Coinbase Global (COIN) is set to report second-quarter earnings after the closing bell today, with traders anticipating a big swing from the crypto exchange’s stock.
Current options pricing suggests traders expect shares could move 6% in either direction by the week’s end from their recent level just above $386. Such a move could push Coinbase’s stock close to $410 at the high end, or leave it at $363 on the low end.
The crypto exchange’s first-quarter revenue and adjusted net income were lighter than expected, and shares fell about 3% the day after the release. Coinbase attributed the results to “softer trading markets,” which analysts expect likely continued to be the case in the second quarter.
Crypto market volatility could drag on Coinbase’s results in the short term, but its stock has added over half its value in 2025 as the company made acquisitions to position itself as a one-stop shop for crypto enthusiasts, and amid optimism about a more favorable regulatory environment.
In May, Coinbase acquired crypto options exchange Deribit in a cash-and-stock deal valued at $2.9 billion. Earlier this month, it acquired Liquifi, which helps startups manage and distribute tokens. Coinbase has also stepped up its presence in the payments space, which could see greater traction following the passage of the GENIUS Act. The company launched an on-chain platform for businesses that want to manage stablecoin transactions, and partnered with American Express for a credit card that offers rewards denominated in Bitcoin.
Coinbase is expected to report a rise in second-quarter revenue from a year ago, but a decline in adjusted earnings before itemization, depreciation and amortization, or EBITDA, according to estimates compiled by Visible Alpha. Wall Street analysts are divided on the stock, with five calling it a “buy,” five giving it a “hold,” and one issuing a “sell” rating. Their mean target is $381.40, implying a slight gain from Wednesday’s closing price, but a decline from Thursday’s intraday levels.
UPDATE—July 31, 2025: This article has been updated since it was first published to reflect more recent price values.