Bitget data shows broad declines in U.S.-listed crypto stocks, with Cipher Digital down 7.77%

Bitget data shows broad declines in U.S.-listed crypto stocks, with Cipher Digital down 7.77%

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2026-11-02 14:37:26
Bitget market data showed that most U.S.-listed crypto-related stocks moved lower over the past 24 hours. Among the gainers, BLSH (Bullish) rose 1.53%, followed by CRCL (Circle) up 0.64%, MSTR (Strategy) up 0.44%, GEMI (Gemini) up 0.35%, and BMNR (BitMine) up 0.19%. On the losing side, BTGO (BitGo) fell 0.74%, SBET (Sharplink) dropped 1.43%, and ASST (Strive) declined 1.58%. Larger pullbacks were seen in COIN (Coinbase), down 2.63%, MARA (MARA Holdings), down 2.93%, and IREN (IREN Ltd), down 3.60%. RIOT (Riot Platforms) lost 4.26%, GLXY (Galaxy Digital) slipped 4.63%, and WULF (TeraWulf) fell 4.97%. CIFR (Cipher Digital) posted the steepest decline in the group, down 7.77% over the same period, according to Bitget data.

Most U.S.-listed crypto stocks traded lower over the past 24 hours, according to Bitget market data.

Among the names that advanced, BLSH (Bullish) gained 1.53%, CRCL (Circle) rose 0.64%, MSTR (Strategy) added 0.44%, GEMI (Gemini) climbed 0.35%, and BMNR (BitMine) edged up 0.19%.

Decliners included BTGO (BitGo), down 0.74%, SBET (Sharplink), down 1.43%, ASST (Strive), down 1.58%, COIN (Coinbase), down 2.63%, MARA (MARA Holdings), down 2.93%, IREN (IREN Ltd), down 3.60%, RIOT (Riot Platforms), down 4.26%, GLXY (Galaxy Digital), down 4.63%, WULF (TeraWulf), down 4.97%, and CIFR (Cipher Digital), which recorded the largest drop at 7.77%.

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