Bitget data shows broad gains in U.S.-listed crypto stocks, with CEA Industries up 14.20%

Bitget data shows broad gains in U.S.-listed crypto stocks, with CEA Industries up 14.20%

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2026-10-21 13:30:11
U.S.-listed crypto-related stocks posted broad gains over the past 24 hours, according to market data from Bitget. BNC, the ticker for CEA Industries, led the group with a 14.20% rise. MSTR, tied to Strategy, climbed 9.14%, while BMNR of BitMine added 9.05%. CRCL, the ticker for Circle, rose 8.39%. Other names on the list also moved higher. MARA of MARA Holdings gained 7.35%, FWDI of Forward Industries rose 7.32%, and PURR of Hyperliquid Strategies advanced 7.24%. CLSK of CleanSpark added 5.85%, while HOOD of Robinhood rose 5.77%. Bitget’s data also showed COIN of Coinbase up 4.64% and IREN of IREN Ltd up 3.83% over the same 24-hour period. The figures point to a broad upswing across the U.S. crypto equity segment in the latest trading window.

U.S.-listed crypto stocks posted broad gains over the past 24 hours, according to Bitget market data. BNC, the ticker for CEA Industries, led the group with a 14.20% increase.

Other stocks on the list also moved higher. MSTR (Strategy) rose 9.14%, BMNR (BitMine) gained 9.05%, CRCL (Circle) added 8.39%, MARA (MARA Holdings) climbed 7.35%, FWDI (Forward Industries) rose 7.32%, and PURR (Hyperliquid Strategies) advanced 7.24%.

CLSK (CleanSpark) was up 5.85%, HOOD (Robinhood) gained 5.77%, COIN (Coinbase) rose 4.64%, and IREN (IREN Ltd) added 3.83%.

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