According to Bitget market data, crypto-related U.S. equities were broadly lower over the past 24 hours. Sharplink (SBET) added 0.48% and BitGo (BTGO) rose 0.20%, making them the only gainers listed in the update. On the downside, Cipher Digital (CIFR) fell 12.44%, the largest decline in the update. Riot Platforms (RIOT) slid 7.70%, Galaxy Digital (GLXY) dropped 7.31%, IREN Ltd lost 6.70%, TeraWulf (WULF) slipped 6.65%, and MARA Holdings declined 6.44%. Gemini (GEMI) fell 4.43%, Coinbase (COIN) dropped 2.38%, and Strategy (MSTR) lost 1.93%. Smaller declines were seen in Circle (CRCL), which was down 1.55%, Bullish (BLSH) down 1.02%, Strive (ASST) down 0.78%, and BitMine (BMNR) down 0.22%. The snapshot, taken from Bitget's stock market section, shows a mostly red session for the crypto equity group, with double-digit losses concentrated in Cipher Digital during the measured 24-hour window.
Bitget's market data showed a broad decline across crypto-related U.S. stocks over the past 24 hours.
Gainers
- SBET (Sharplink): +0.48%
- BTGO (BitGo): +0.20%
Losers
- BMNR (BitMine): -0.22%
- ASST (Strive): -0.78%
- BLSH (Bullish): -1.02%
- CRCL (Circle): -1.55%
- MSTR (Strategy): -1.93%
- COIN (Coinbase): -2.38%
- GEMI (Gemini): -4.43%
- MARA (MARA Holdings): -6.44%
- WULF (TeraWulf): -6.65%
- IREN (IREN Ltd): -6.70%
- GLXY (Galaxy Digital): -7.31%
- RIOT (Riot Platforms): -7.70%
- CIFR (Cipher Digital): -12.44%
Sharplink and BitGo were the two gainers in the update. Cipher Digital posted the largest loss among the tracked names.
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