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GraniteShares 2x Short COIN Dai (CONI) analysis, August 5, 2026

Published August 5, 2026 · CONI chart, levels and live analysis

Key Updates

CONI has fallen 3.50% to $50.23 since the prior report, breaking below the August 4 support levels of $51.78–$52.05 and extending the post-earnings retracement from $58.04. New fundamental data includes Coinbase's Q2 miss, bullish options flow, and improving Bitcoin technicals.

Current Trend

Primary downtrend intact with YTD loss of -26.37% and 6-month loss of -64.22%. Near-term support levels at $52.66, $52.05, and $51.78 have been violated. The fund is up 9.10% over one month but the recent break to $50.23 establishes a new lower low.

Investment Thesis

The inverse thesis depends on sustained Coinbase equity weakness driven by falling transaction revenue, earnings misses, and a subdued crypto market. It weakens if Coinbase stabilizes, crypto recovers, or bullish derivatives positioning translates into spot appreciation.

Thesis Status

Challenged. The Q2 earnings miss initially validated the thesis, but the subsequent failure to hold gains and breakdown below $51.78 suggests the market views the bad news as priced in. Constructive analyst ratings, bullish options flow, and improving Bitcoin technicals further undermine the near-term case.

Key Drivers

Coinbase Q2 earnings miss and net loss of $359.5M; bullish options positioning with calls outpacing puts 4:1; William Blair estimate cuts paired with "outperform" rating; Bitcoin double-bottom pattern and declining long-term holder capitulation; defense of $150 support in COIN shares.

Technical Analysis

CONI has violated all near-term supports and trades at $50.23. The sequence of lower highs and lower lows from $58.04 is intact. Recovery requires reclaiming $51.78 and $52.66. No immediate support is evident within the recent range.

Bull Case

Bear Case

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