Coinbase Stock Eyes 10% Rebound, Thanks To Meme Coins, BASE

Coinbase stock (COIN) closed the last session at $303.58, up around 2% in the daily chart and 18% higher this year.

It’s trying to bounce after weeks of weak price moves. But there’s more going on than just a small recovery.

A new Coinbase update about meme coins and on-chain trading might be the key reason traders are getting interested again.

Meme Coins and BASE Tokens Now Reach Coinbase’s 8M Users

Coinbase recently made a big change. All tokens built on BASE, Coinbase’s own blockchain, can now be found and bought right inside the Coinbase app, even if they are not officially listed.

This means small meme coins or utility tokens made on BASE don’t have to wait for approval. If people search for them on Coinbase, they can buy them right away.

The BASE ecosystem is full of community tokens that move fast, and this update helps them reach a big audience quickly.

Many traders online see this as Coinbase becoming more like a DEX, a decentralized exchange, where coins trend based on attention, not approval. A popular X post even said:

For Coinbase stock, this could mean higher user activity. Meme coins have been popular all year, and this update brings that trend closer to Coinbase’s 8 million users.

Technical Chart Shows Coinbase Stock’s Key Levels at $334 and $360

Coinbase stock recently bounced off a support area around $293. Traders are now watching two key price targets:

• $334 – This was a past support and now acts as resistance
• $360 – This is the top of the last earnings gap

One trader pointed out that Coinbase is sitting near its 200 EMA line on the 4-hour chart, which many see as a bounce zone.

That’s why some think a 10% move upward is possible if the BASE token buzz helps bring more trading volume.

Another trader noted that even if the price drops, the next strong support is still nearby at $271, so the downside risk seems limited for now.

Coinbase Raises $2.6Bto Manage Debt and Plan Ahead

Coinbase also announced it is raising $2.6 billion through convertible notes. These are a type of debt that can later turn into stock.

Here’s what it includes:

• $1 billion in notes due in 2029
• $1 billion due in 2032

These notes don’t have to be backed by specific assets, but Coinbase has to pay interest every six months. The company says it will use the money to pay back other debt and for general company needs.

The move shows that Coinbase is planning ahead and wants to keep its finances healthy, especially if the market grows again.

Coinbase is making moves both in the crypto world and in traditional finance. On one side, it’s giving meme coins and BASE tokens more reach by making them tradable instantly.

On the other hand, it’s managing money and raising capital the old-school way.

This mix of on-chain trends and strong financial planning could help Coinbase stock hold above $300 and move closer to $360, if traders stay bullish.