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Coinbase stock buybacks
COIN$1.2Bbought back in the 12 months to Jun 30, 2026
Coinbase bought back $1.2B of its stock in the last twelve months, $305M more than it paid out in stock compensation.
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| Period | Value |
|---|---|
| Q1 '25 | $0 |
| Q2 '25 | $0 |
| Q3 '25 | $0 |
| Q4 '25 | $0 |
| Q1 '26 | $1.1B |
| Q2 '26 | $181.3M |
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| Period | Value |
|---|---|
| Q1 '25 | 271.3M |
| Q2 '25 | 278.9M |
| Q3 '25 | 292.0M |
| Q4 '25 | 306.7M |
| Q1 '26 | 264.8M |
| Q2 '26 | 263.4M |
$181Mlast quarter (Q2 2026)
$305Mnet of stock compensation ($939M)
−5.6%diluted shares, 1 year
+214.9%diluted shares, 5 years
—dividends, 12 months
73%of free cash flow ($1.7B) spent on buybacks
$0raised by issuing stock, 12 months
$2.0Bleft under its authorization as of Jun 30, 2026
The share count moved more than 30% in a year. That usually means a merger, spin-off or share-class change, so the change isn’t a buyback signal on its own.
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Questions
- Does Coinbase buy back its stock?
- Coinbase bought back $1.2B of its stock in the last twelve months, $305M more than it paid out in stock compensation.
- How much did Coinbase spend on buybacks in fiscal 2025?
- $790M, according to its 10-K for the fiscal year ending Dec 31, 2025.
- Is Coinbase's share count going down?
- Its diluted share count changed +214.9% over five fiscal years and −5.6% over the last year. Part of that change comes from a merger, spin-off or share-class change, not buybacks.
- Does Coinbase have a buyback authorization?
- Its filings show $2.0B remaining under its repurchase authorization as of Jun 30, 2026.
Latest filing used: 10-Q for the period ending Jun 30, 2026, filed Jul 30, 2026 · open on SEC.gov