Coinbase Global dropped 7.9% in after-hours to $141.09 on Thursday, hit by an unexpected quarterly loss. Shares ranged from $134.29 to $154.39 during the session.
Shares of Coinbase Global slid roughly 8% to $141 during late U.S. hours on Thursday, following the crypto exchange’s fourth-quarter loss. Bitcoin slipped too, off about 3% to trade near $65,800.
Coinbase swung to a loss for the fourth quarter, taking a hit as slumping digital-asset markets dragged down trading volumes and sliced transaction revenue. Still, the stock edged up roughly 1% in after-hours trading following the release. https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/boards-policy-regulation/cryptocurrency-exchange-coinbase-swings-quarterly-loss-trading-slowdown-2026-02-12/
Strategy Inc dropped roughly 4% after the bell Tuesday, with shares last seen at $133. Bitcoin, too, slipped about 2.8% to $68,590. Investors are taking in new comments from Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, who signaled the firm isn't backing away from its crypto-centric approach.
Coinbase Global shares pulled back Tuesday, following a price target cut from JPMorgan just before the crypto exchange is set to report its quarterly numbers. Bitcoin, meanwhile, once again failed to keep its footing above $70,000.
Strategy Inc shares slipped Tuesday. Executive chairman Michael Saylor told investors the company plans to continue buying bitcoin every quarter—and will look to refinance debt if the token remains under pressure.
Coinbase Global shares ticked up roughly 1.3% to $167.25 late Monday in after-hours action, having traded between $159.36 and $168.00 earlier in the session.
Bitcoin dropped roughly 2.8% Monday, landing at $69,317. The price slid back under the $70,000 mark after hitting a session low of $68,371 in early U.S. hours, before bouncing to $72,024 and trimming some of the decline.
Shares of Strategy Inc edged lower Monday, dropping around 2% to $132.30, with the stock hitting a session trough of $125.41 earlier. The move came as the company revealed it had bought more bitcoin, this time using proceeds from stock sales, just as the cryptocurrency took another dip.
Financial services names in the U.S. caught a bid going into the weekend, with the Dow breaking past 50,000 for the first time. Goldman Sachs rallied 4.3%, fueling the move. “What’s driven it recently has been the broadening that we have seen in the market … other than just the tech, AI trade,” said Horizon Investment Services CEO Chuck Carlson.
Bitcoin hovered at $70,523 late Sunday, up roughly 2.2% and still trading over the $70,000 line, as traders watched to see if last week's bounce could weather more macro news. Ether advanced 2.1% to $2,084. U.S.-listed crypto stocks rallied Friday—Coinbase popped 13%, Strategy ran up 26%. Miners Marathon Digital and Riot Platforms closed out the week higher by 22% and 20% apiece.
Robinhood Markets jumped almost 14% on Friday, ending a three-day losing streak. Bitcoin held firm, and U.S. equities had their strongest session in months.
Shares of Coinbase Global Inc shot up roughly 13% in Friday’s after-hours session, tracking a rebound in bitcoin that lifted crypto-related stocks out of the red. Coinbase was recently trading 12.9% higher at $165.12, after touching lows of $151.45 and highs of $167.12 earlier on. More than 19.6 million shares changed hands.
Bitcoin surged past $70,000 on Friday, jumping nearly 7% after fluctuating between roughly $60,300 and $71,345. Ether also climbed, gaining around 6.5%. Crypto-related U.S. stocks followed suit: Coinbase rose about 10%, while Strategy soared approximately 23%.
Shares of Coinbase Global jumped 8.9% to $159.07 Friday morning, tracking a rebound in bitcoin, which climbed to $69,282 after tumbling earlier in the week. Bitcoin’s session low hit $60,297, highlighting the rapid swings in risk sentiment.
Bitcoin dipped Friday, hovering close to $68,000 after briefly plunging toward $60,000. The sudden move sent shockwaves through crypto-linked stocks in early U.S. trading.