Bank of America has just released a noteworthy rating upgrade—Coinbase has been upgraded to a Buy rating. The underlying logic is quite clear: product lines are continuously expanding, there is a clear strategic shift, and valuations have become more attractive.
From a technical perspective, Coinbase has fallen about 40% from its July high, creating room for a subsequent rebound. More importantly, the new product pipeline looks quite robust in the second half of the year, which could become a new driver for the stock price.
For investors paying attention to this leading exchange, the institutional optimism at this point is still meaningful—especially when valuations and product momentum are both improving.
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FloorSweeper
· 01-11 17:23
lol bank giving buy signals after 40% dump? classic capitulation setup. paper hands panic sold, now institutions accumulate. textbook bottom signal if you ask me.
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MEVvictim
· 01-11 16:38
You believe just because the bank says so? They also hyped it up like this last time, and what was the result... A 40% drop is indeed tempting, but I'll wait a bit longer before jumping in.
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FlyingLeek
· 01-09 23:47
Bottom signal? Never mind, I'll wait and see
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Institutions are optimistic, so I have to follow? I'm afraid I'll get cut loose
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A 40% correction is indeed tempting, but could this be another trap?
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Expanding the product line sounds good, but I'm worried it's just talk
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Bank of America says buy, so I buy? Then I would have gone bankrupt long ago
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New product pipeline is solid... they said the same last time
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Valuation is cheap, but the risks are still there, can't quite tell
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Only the brave enter at this point, I’ll just observe for now
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It's the same old routine: institutions hype it up, retail investors take the bait
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If there's really a rebound, we'll follow then. I feel uneasy about entering now
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TradingNightmare
· 01-09 17:29
A 40% drop... Is this the signal for institutional buying? Feels a bit late.
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TokenStorm
· 01-08 18:00
40% retracement? I've been waiting for this level, but to be honest, I'm still betting on whether the new product can really drive the market up. Who would believe the institutions' bullish talk? Anyway, I've already exited.
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ProposalDetective
· 01-08 18:00
Wait, is this rebound in COIN really reliable? Or is it just another scheme by institutions to harvest retail investors?
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BlockchainWorker
· 01-08 17:59
The big players in banking finally understand, COIN this wave is really an opportunity
human I'm also waiting, a 40% drop is indeed tempting...
New product pipelines are coming again? Seems like Coinbase is not sitting idle
Buying the dip at this position is really a big win
No wonder my friends have been saying they want to get in recently, turns out there's backing from major institutions
Can new products in the second half of the year really boost the market? Or is it just another trap in the trend...
Valuations have recovered, but I see the ecosystem competition is getting more intense
But on the other hand, the shift in institutional attitude is indeed a signal, right
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PermabullPete
· 01-08 17:44
A 40% drop... Hmm, this time Bank of America might have really sensed an opportunity.
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WhaleShadow
· 01-08 17:38
Bank of America says buy, just buy? Do they really think we're all following the trend? The rebound potential is indeed tempting, but what about the risks?
Bank of America has just released a noteworthy rating upgrade—Coinbase has been upgraded to a Buy rating. The underlying logic is quite clear: product lines are continuously expanding, there is a clear strategic shift, and valuations have become more attractive.
From a technical perspective, Coinbase has fallen about 40% from its July high, creating room for a subsequent rebound. More importantly, the new product pipeline looks quite robust in the second half of the year, which could become a new driver for the stock price.
For investors paying attention to this leading exchange, the institutional optimism at this point is still meaningful—especially when valuations and product momentum are both improving.