Coinbase stock (COIN) in danger of another 60% crash by September — Here's why

Coinbase stock (COIN) in danger of another 60% crash by September — Here's why

COIN could tumble to $21 in the next few months amid Coinbase's insider trading allegations and weak technicals. Coinbase (COIN) stock bounced by 4.35% to $57 on July 27 after shedding roughly 20% over the past week. But more downside is likely despite the release of Coinbase's first installment of the Bored Ape Yacht Club-featured movie called The Degen Trilogy.THE DEGEN TRILOGY: PART ONE ⛓️RUN THE CHAIN⛓️ Here's a first look at what we've been building with the community ️ pic.twitter.com/RSV6McnMlw— Coinbase (@coinbase) July 26, 2022 Bad news stalls COIN's rallyOverall, COIN is down....


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