Seven Wall Street Firms Lower Coinbase Targets After Q3 Print
Seven Wall Street firms cut Coinbase price targets after Q3 earnings, citing weak trading fees; the stock fell 6% premarket.
Strategy's Q3 2026 earnings call featured an analyst Q&A with Phong Le and Michael Saylor covering digital credit, STRC, and Bitcoin tokenization.
Strategy’s (MSTR) Q3 2026 earnings call featured an extended analyst Q&A session. During the session, Phong Le and Michael Saylor responded to questions from BTIG’s Andrew Harte, Treasury’s Khing Oei, Galaxy’s Alex Thorn, Citi’s Pete Christiansen, and Scott Melker. The discussion covered digital credit, Stretch (STRC) returning to par, the other preferred securities, and Bitcoin’s financialization and tokenization.
The call included the following chapters and timestamps:
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