Coinbase Misses Q1 Estimates as Crypto Slump Deepens Losses
During an earnings call, Coinbase CFO Alesia Haas informed investors that macro circumstances were very challenging. Analysts had predicted $1.5 billion in revenue for Coinbases first quarter, but the company only made $1.41 billion. The US cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase posted a significant first-quarter loss and revenue that fell short of Wall Street projections, sending its shares tumbling on Thursday. After posting a $667 million loss in Q4 2025, Coinbase had a net loss of $394.1 million in Q1, marking its second consecutive quarter of deficit. It turned a loss after having made $65.6 million a year earlier. During an earnings call, Coinbase CFO Alesia Haas informed investors that macro circumstances were very challenging. Both the entire market capitalization of cryptocurrencies and the total volume of crypto trades fell by more than 20% from the previous quarter. Exploring New Business Lines Earnings from Coinbase follow those of other cryptocurrency firms, which had a rough start to 2026 as investors fled the market due to the market crash. Meanwhile, analysts had predicted $1.5 billion in revenue for Coinbases first quarter, but the company only made $1.41 billion. Subscription and service revenue, which represents its operations outside trading, declined 13.5 percent from the previous year, while transaction