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Coinbase CEO Continues to Sell Coinbase Stock, Sells Another 40,000 Shares of COIN in January

2026.02.12 12:22:04

On February 12, Matthew Sigel, VanEck’s Director of Digital Asset Research, revealed on social media that Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong sold another 40,000 shares of COIN on January 5, 2026, netting approximately $101.6 million based on the stock’s price at the time. Coinbase’s stock has fallen from a peak of $444.64 to its current level of $153.2. Prior reports show Armstrong sold roughly $437 million worth of COIN in Q4 2024, followed by about $196 million in Q2 2025 and $268 million in Q3 2025. In total, he has executed 88 sell orders with zero buy orders—all transactions were reductions in his holdings, with no purchases on record.
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