Summary
- Goldman Sachs said it lowered its price target for U.S. cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase to $235 from $270.
- However, Goldman Sachs said it is maintaining its “Buy” rating on Coinbase.
- Goldman Sachs said crypto-related stocks have fallen about 46% since October 2025, but some digital-asset-related names are increasingly turning into attractive entry opportunities, it said.
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Global investment bank (IB) Goldman Sachs has lowered its price target for U.S. cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase.
According to financial information provider TipRanks on the 26th (local time), Goldman Sachs on the day sharply cut Coinbase’s price target to $235 from the previous $270. It maintained its “Buy” rating on Coinbase, however.
Goldman Sachs cited uncertainty for the lower target. “Crypto-related stocks have fallen about 46% since peaking in October 2025,” the bank said, adding that “investor uncertainty about the outlook for the sector remains.” Goldman Sachs said that “(despite the downturn) some digital-asset-related names are increasingly turning into attractive entry opportunities (for investment).”

JOON HYOUNG LEE
gilson@bloomingbit.ioCrypto Journalist based in Seoul



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