Citigroup has lowered its price target for Coinbase (COIN) to $400 per share from $505, CoinDesk reported. The bank had previously raised its target to $505 last July, when COIN stock was trading near...

Citigroup has lowered its price target for Coinbase (COIN) to $400 per share from $505, CoinDesk reported. The bank had previously raised its target to $505 last July, when COIN stock was trading near its all-time high of around $450. The report cited declining trading volumes, a slowdown in institutional investor activity, and uncertainty surrounding the timing of U.S. crypto legislation as reasons for the adjustment. It also identified progress on a bill for crypto market structure (CLARITY) as a key catalyst for a potential recovery in the stock's price. At the same time, Citigroup maintained its Buy/High Risk rating for Coinbase.

Citigroup lowers Coinbase price target to $400

Author | Jeff Park (Chief Information Officer, Bitwise)
Compiled by Odaily Odaily(@OdailyChina)
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Editor's Note: On February 5th, the cryptocurrency market experienced another sharp drop, with over $2.6 billion liquidated in 24 hours. Bitcoin briefly plummeted to $60,000, but the market seems to lack a clear consensus on the causes of this decline. Jeff Park, CIO of Bitwise, offers a new analytical framework from the perspective of options and hedging mechanisms. [...]

The Black Swan Event Was Actually This: The Real Reason for the Recent Bitcoin Crash

Author | Jeff Park (Chief Information Officer, Bitwise)
Compiled by Odaily Odaily(@OdailyChina)
Translator | Dingdang (@XiaMiPP)
Editor's Note: On February 5th, the cryptocurrency market experienced another crash, with over $2.6 billion liquidated in 24 hours. Bitcoin briefly plummeted to $60,000, but the market seems to lack a clear consensus on the causes of this decline. Bitwise CIO Jeff Park offers a new analytical framework from the perspective of options and hedging mechanisms.
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The release of this new regulation marks a historic leap in the attitude of Chinese regulators towards virtual assets, shifting from a "complete ban" to a "combination of restriction and guidance."

Article Author & Source: Guofeng Law Firm On February 6, 2026, the "Notice on Further Preventing and Handling Risks Related to Virtual Currencies" (Yinfa [2026] No. 42, hereinafter referred to as "Document No. 42"), jointly issued by eight ministries led by the People's Bank of China, and the "Regulatory Guidelines on the Issuance of Asset-Backed Securities Tokens Overseas by Domestic Assets" (hereinafter referred to as the "Guidelines") simultaneously issued by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, have triggered significant reactions in the legal and financial circles...