Bitget data shows most U.S. crypto stocks lower, with BitGo up 17.80% and Cipher Digital down 7.14%

Bitget data shows most U.S. crypto stocks lower, with BitGo up 17.80% and Cipher Digital down 7.14%

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2026-08-14 13:30:58
Bitget market data showed that most U.S.-listed crypto-related stocks moved lower over the past 24 hours. Among the gainers, BTGO (BitGo) rose 17.80%, CRCL (Circle) added 3.55%, COIN (Coinbase) climbed 0.46%, and BLSH (Bullish) edged up 0.30%. On the losing side, SBET (Sharplink) fell 0.80%, MSTR (Strategy) slipped 1.22%, GLXY (Galaxy Digital) dropped 1.39%, ASST (Strive) declined 1.44%, BMNR (BitMine) lost 1.49%, and GEMI (Gemini) was down 1.76%. Larger declines were seen in IREN (IREN Ltd), down 3.71%, WULF (TeraWulf), down 3.98%, MARA (MARA Holdings), down 6.31%, RIOT (Riot Platforms), down 7.13%, and CIFR (Cipher Digital), down 7.14%.
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According to Bitget market data, most U.S.-listed crypto stocks traded lower over the past 24 hours.

Among the stocks that posted gains, BTGO (BitGo) rose 17.80%, CRCL (Circle) advanced 3.55%, COIN (Coinbase) added 0.46%, and BLSH (Bullish) was up 0.30%.

Decliners included SBET (Sharplink), down 0.80%; MSTR (Strategy), down 1.22%; GLXY (Galaxy Digital), down 1.39%; ASST (Strive), down 1.44%; BMNR (BitMine), down 1.49%; GEMI (Gemini), down 1.76%; IREN (IREN Ltd), down 3.71%; WULF (TeraWulf), down 3.98%; MARA (MARA Holdings), down 6.31%; RIOT (Riot Platforms), down 7.13%; and CIFR (Cipher Digital), down 7.14%.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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