U.S. stocks ended mixed, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.51%, the S&P 500 edging up 0.02%, and the Nasdaq slipping 0.18%, according to Techub. For July, the Dow was down 0.18%, the S&P 500 fell 0.94%, and the Nasdaq dropped more than 4%.
Precious metals shares outperformed on the day. CDE, or Coeur Mining, rose more than 1%, while GOLD, or Barrick Gold, jumped more than 4%.
Crypto-related equities showed a sharp split. Mining names moved lower across the board, with Cipher Mining falling 6.48%, Hut 8 down 4.91%, CleanSpark off 3.41%, MARA Holdings losing 2.89%, Riot Platforms down 2.49%, and Bit Brother slipping 1.46%.
At the same time, exchange and crypto-concept stocks posted strong gains. Circle rose 5.28%, Coinbase added 5.81%, Strategy climbed 7.61%, and Bitmine surged 13.36%.
U.S. stocks closed mixed, according to Techub. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.51%, while the index was down 0.18% for July. The S&P 500 added 0.02% on the day and lost 0.94% for the month. The Nasdaq fell 0.18% and was down more than 4% in July.
Gold and silver shares were stronger. CDE, Coeur Mining, gained more than 1%, and GOLD, Barrick Gold, rose more than 4%.
Crypto-linked stocks diverged sharply. Mining stocks fell broadly, with CIFR (Cipher Mining) down 6.48%, HUT (Hut 8) down 4.91%, CLSK (CleanSpark) down 3.41%, MARA (MARA Holdings) down 2.89%, RIOT (Riot Platforms) down 2.49%, and BTBT (Bit Brother) down 1.46%.
Platform and related crypto names moved higher. CRCL (Circle) rose 5.28%, COIN (Coinbase) gained 5.81%, MSTR (Strategy) climbed 7.61%, and BMNR (Bitmine) advanced 13.36%.
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