Earnings Calendar (09Feb2026) - is it time for Coinbase?
Earnings Calendar (09Feb2026)
There are a few interesting earnings in the coming week, which include Coca-Cola, Robinhood, CVS Health, Ford, Cisco, HubSpot, McDonald’s, Coinbase and Moderna. Let us take a look at Coinbase.
Over the past year, Coinbase’s stock price has experienced a sharp decline, falling by 41%. The company’s current price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio stands at approximately 14.29, which may indicate that the stock is valued attractively relative to its earnings.
Technical analysis currently suggests a “strong sell” recommendation for Coinbase, highlighting bearish momentum in the stock’s price action. In contrast, analyst sentiment is generally positive, with a consensus rating of “buy.” Furthermore, the average price target of $331.49 implies a substantial potential upside of 100.76% from current levels.
Revenue and Earnings
For the year ending December 31, 2021, Coinbase reported an annual revenue of $7.8 billion. The trailing twelve months (TTM) revenue stands lower, at $7.6 billion. Operating income for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2021, was $3.2 billion, while the TTM operating income decreased to $2.16 billion.
Earnings per share (EPS) for the TTM is $12.68, marking the second-highest value in the past five years. The highest EPS was recorded in 2021, reaching $17.47. The company also experienced a notable year-over-year increase in total assets by 52.79%, accompanied by a 44.77% rise in total liabilities.
Cash Flow Analysis
Despite the seemingly stable performance in revenue and earnings, a closer look at the cash flow reveals some areas of concern. Free cash flow (FCF) for the TTM dropped significantly to $325 million, compared to $2.55 billion in the previous fiscal year.
The TTM period also saw one of the lowest recorded operating cash flows for Coinbase. Additionally, there is increased concern due to a substantial rise in financing cash flow, which grew to $4 billion during the same period.
Coinbase News (from Gemini)
As of February 2026, Coinbase (COIN) is navigating significant market volatility ahead of its Q4 2025 earnings report scheduled for February 12. After a sharp 13% decline early in the month due to falling crypto prices and concerns over lower trading volumes, shares rebounded by roughly 10% on February 6 as Bitcoin stabilized near $69,500.
Notable activity includes Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest selling over $19 million in COIN shares—its first major sale of the year—while shifting funds into the exchange Bullish. On the regulatory front, a recent White House summit between crypto leaders and banking trades regarding stablecoin legislation ended without a deal, though participants called the talks “constructive.” Additionally, CFO Alesia Haas filed to sell approximately $55 million in stock following a February 6 option exercise.
The earnings forecast include $1.05 for EPS and $1.85B for revenue.
Given the recent volatility, I prefer to monitor the stock even thought this stands at an attractive valuation.
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