Bitget data shows broad declines in U.S.-listed crypto stocks, with Cipher Digital up 5.28% and Circle down 5.09%

Bitget data shows broad declines in U.S.-listed crypto stocks, with Cipher Digital up 5.28% and Circle down 5.09%

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2026-07-24 13:30:43
Bitget market data showed that most U.S.-listed crypto-related stocks moved lower over the past 24 hours. Among the gainers, CIFR (Cipher Digital) rose 5.28%, BLSH (Bullish) added 4.81%, MARA (MARA Holdings) climbed 2.96%, WULF (TeraWulf) gained 1.67%, and RIOT (Riot Platforms) edged up 0.21%. On the losing side, GEMI (Gemini) fell 1.90%, COIN (Coinbase) slipped 2.05%, IREN (IREN Ltd) dropped 2.32%, SBET (Sharplink) lost 3.08%, MSTR (Strategy) declined 3.91%, BTGO (BitGo) fell 3.98%, BMNR (BitMine) dropped 4.66%, and CRCL (Circle) posted the biggest decline in the group at 5.09%. The figures reflect the latest 24-hour performance snapshot for the U.S. crypto equity segment tracked by Bitget.
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According to Bitget market data, most U.S.-listed crypto stocks were lower over the past 24 hours.

Among the gainers, CIFR (Cipher Digital) rose 5.28%, BLSH (Bullish) gained 4.81%, MARA (MARA Holdings) advanced 2.96%, WULF (TeraWulf) added 1.67%, and RIOT (Riot Platforms) was up 0.21%.

On the downside, GEMI (Gemini) fell 1.90%, COIN (Coinbase) lost 2.05%, IREN (IREN Ltd) dropped 2.32%, SBET (Sharplink) declined 3.08%, MSTR (Strategy) fell 3.91%, BTGO (BitGo) was down 3.98%, BMNR (BitMine) lost 4.66%, and CRCL (Circle) fell 5.09%.

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