Coinbase Global, Inc. today confirmed it will publish its fourth quarter and full-year 2025 financial results on Thursday, February 12, 2026, following market close. The company will host a webcast at 2:30 p.m. PT the same day to review performance metrics, strategic initiatives and guidance for 2026. A replay and transcript will be accessible on the Investor Relations website. This announcement provides investors with a clear timeline for evaluating Coinbase’s revenue mix, trading volume trends and custody deposit growth ahead of its full-year earnings call.

Shares of Coinbase declined this week after the Senate Banking Committee postponed markup of the 300-page Clarity Act, a comprehensive bill designed to assign regulatory jurisdiction over digital assets. The delay followed public criticism from CEO Brian Armstrong, who cited provisions threatening tokenized equity products and stablecoin yield programs. Following the setback, Coinbase’s trading volume on major spot markets fell by roughly 15% compared with pre-announcement levels, while platform net flows swung negative by $200 million over two days. Investors are now watching for revised legislative language that could restore clarity on brokerage custody rules and stablecoin oversight.

On a recent televised interview, Brian Armstrong accused traditional financial institutions of lobbying to weaken proposed crypto regulations and derail priorities set by the current administration. He specifically highlighted bank-driven amendments that would impose restrictive capital requirements on crypto firms and limit consumer incentives on stablecoins. Armstrong argued these measures would concentrate market share with large banks and reduce innovation in decentralized finance. The warning underscores Coinbase’s growing advocacy role and signals potential policy battles that could influence market access, transaction fees and institutional adoption over the next 12 months.