Bitget data shows mixed moves in U.S.-listed crypto stocks, with Gemini up 4.43% and Cipher Digital down 4.12%
Bitget market data showed a split performance across U.S.-listed crypto-related stocks over the past 24 hours. GEMI, linked to Gemini, posted the strongest gain in the group with a 4.43% rise. Other advancers included CRCL (Circle), up 2.78%, SBET (Sharplink), up 1.62%, COIN (Coinbase), up 1.40%, BMNR (BitMine), up 1.11%, IREN (IREN Ltd), up 0.34%, and STRC (Strategy Preferred A), up 0.32%.
On the losing side, CIFR (Cipher Digital) saw the biggest decline, falling 4.12%. Other stocks in negative territory were BLSH (Bullish), down 1.33%, WULF (TeraWulf), down 1.25%, GLXY (Galaxy Digital), down 1.21%, ASST (Strive), down 0.63%, BTGO (BitGo), down 0.58%, MARA (MARA Holdings), down 0.27%, MSTR (Strategy), down 0.26%, and RIOT (Riot Platforms), down 0.20%. The figures were cited from Bitget market data.
Bitget market data showed mixed trading in U.S.-listed crypto stocks over the past 24 hours.
Among the gainers, GEMI (Gemini) rose 4.43%, CRCL (Circle) climbed 2.78%, SBET (Sharplink) added 1.62%, COIN (Coinbase) gained 1.40%, BMNR (BitMine) rose 1.11%, IREN (IREN Ltd) edged up 0.34%, and STRC (Strategy Preferred A) increased 0.32%.
Among the decliners, RIOT (Riot Platforms) fell 0.20%, MSTR (Strategy) slipped 0.26%, MARA (MARA Holdings) lost 0.27%, BTGO (BitGo) dropped 0.58%, ASST (Strive) fell 0.63%, GLXY (Galaxy Digital) declined 1.21%, WULF (TeraWulf) dropped 1.25%, BLSH (Bullish) lost 1.33%, and CIFR (Cipher Digital) fell 4.12%.
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