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Wall Street analysts slash Coinbase price targets after Q4 miss — but shares rally

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Wall Street analysts slash Coinbase price targets after Q4 miss — but shares rally

Barclays, Benchmark, Clear Street, and JPMorgan all cut targets, citing weak retail trading and macro headwinds.

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