U.S.-listed crypto stocks were mostly higher over the past 24 hours, according to Bitget market data. Cipher Digital led the group with a 16.36% gain, followed by Riot Platforms at 14.30% and TeraWulf at 10.28%. Strategy rose 8.45%, while Galaxy Digital added 8.26% and MARA Holdings climbed 7.50%. Other names in positive territory included IREN Ltd, Circle, BitMine, Sharplink, Gemini, Coinbase, Bullish, Strategy Preferred A, and Strive. Among the stocks listed, BitGo was the only decliner, down 1.16%.

U.S. stocks moved lower intraday on Sept. 10 after the release of producer price index, or PPI, data, which pushed up expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise rates, according to market data from BIT (Bit.com). The three major indexes were all in the red, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.44%, the Nasdaq down 1.26%, and the S&P 500 down 0.64% during the session. Selling extended across optical module, storage, and crypto-related stocks. In optical names, Applied Optoelectronics fell 3.66%, Lumentum lost 3.26%, Coherent dropped 3.19%, Marvell Technology declined 2.51%, and Nokia slipped 2.83%. Storage stocks also weakened, with Micron Technology down 4.32%, SanDisk off 4.07%, Western Digital down 5.15%, and Seagate Technology losing 3.47%. Among crypto-related stocks, Circle fell 3.15%, Bullish lost 1.73%, Gemini Space Station dropped 1.62%, Bitmine Immersion Technologies declined 1.34%, and SharpLink fell 1.17%.

U.S.-listed crypto-related stocks posted broad declines over the past 24 hours, according to market data from Bitget. Cipher Digital, trading under CIFR, recorded the steepest drop among the names listed, falling 13.75%. Galaxy Digital lost 10.83%, while GEMI, identified as Gemini in the data, fell 8.75%. Strategy, under ticker MSTR, was down about 7.4%. Circle fell 6.42%, Bullish lost 5.7%, and Coinbase declined 5.12%. The figures point to a broad sell-off across the crypto stock segment in the latest 24-hour window tracked by Bitget.

Goldman Sachs said a 34% rise in crypto market capitalization so far in the third quarter has led it to lift revenue forecasts, earnings estimates, and price targets across its Americas brokerage and crypto coverage. In a Sept. 8 industry report, the bank raised average third-quarter revenue expectations for its covered group by 10%, increased median 2026 EPS by 1%, and moved the median target P/E multiple to 32.5x from 29.5x. Median total return potential now stands at +3%. The report said trading volumes remain below the prior quarter, with industry average volume down 8% quarter-on-quarter for Q3 to date, even after a 16% rebound in August. Still, Goldman argued that higher crypto valuations are lifting custodial, staking, stablecoin, and digital asset-related revenue, giving companies with more diversified business models a buffer against weak trading activity. The bank also updated company-level assumptions for COIN, BTGO, CRCL, ETOR, GEMI, and GLXY, while raising several target prices and keeping its broader tone measured because volumes remain soft and regulatory risk is still present.

Bitget market data showed a broad decline across U.S.-listed crypto-related stocks over the past 24 hours, with only GLXY (Galaxy Digital) posting a gain of about 1%. Among the names tracked, MSTR (Strategy) fell about 4.13%, one of the steepest drops in the group, while GEMI (Gemini) was down 4.01%. ASST (Strive) fell 3.06%, CRCL (Circle) lost 2.96%, and COIN (Coinbase) dropped 2.62%. Other stocks in the segment also moved lower, including BTGO (BitGo), BLSH (Bullish), and BMNR (BitMine). SBET (Sharplink) opened flat. The figures reflect a weak session for the broader crypto equities segment in Bitget’s market snapshot.

Over the past 24 hours, most crypto-related U.S. equities tracked by Bitget moved lower. IREN Ltd was the only riser, adding 0.84%, while BitMine (BMNR) fell 6.04%, making it the weakest name in the dataset. Apart from IREN, every tracked name finished in negative territory. Strategy Preferred A (STRC) slipped 0.05%, TeraWulf (WULF) lost 1.40%, Galaxy Digital (GLXY) was down 1.57%, Bullish (BLSH) fell 1.68%, BitGo (BTGO) declined 2.00%, Gemini (GEMI) dropped 2.94%, MARA Holdings (MARA) lost 3.17%, Strategy (MSTR) declined 3.21%, Strive (ASST) fell 3.36%, Cipher Digital (CIFR) lost 3.64%, Riot Platforms (RIOT) was down 3.89%, Circle (CRCL) declined 4.31%, Sharplink (SBET) fell 4.42%, and Coinbase (COIN) dropped 4.52%.

Crypto-linked U.S. equities finished broadly higher on Sept. 1, according to market data from BIT (bit.com). Circle (CRCL) led the group with a 9.67% gain at the close. Other names in the sector also posted solid advances, including BitMine (BMNR), up 6.55%, and Coinbase (COIN), up 5.31%. SharpLink (SBET) rose 5.24%, while American Bitcoin (ABTC) added 4.94%. Gemini (GEMI) climbed 4.65%, and Strategy (MSTR) closed 4.42% higher. The move pointed to broad gains across listed crypto-related stocks in the U.S. session. The figures were cited by BlockBeats, which referenced BIT market data in its Sept. 1 update.

Bitget market data showed a mixed session across U.S.-listed crypto-related stocks over the past 24 hours. On the gaining side, BMNR (BitMine) led the group with a 3.25% rise, followed by CIFR (Cipher Digital) at 1.00%, ASST (Strive) at 0.83%, BLSH (Bullish) at 0.73%, and SBET (Sharplink) at 0.12%. Losses were broader across the sector. IREN (IREN Ltd) fell 0.36%, MARA (MARA Holdings) slipped 0.37%, CRCL (Circle) dropped 0.39%, and STRC (Strategy Preferred A) declined 0.43%. WULF (TeraWulf), GLXY (Galaxy Digital), COIN (Coinbase), and MSTR (Strategy) also moved lower, while BTGO (BitGo) and GEMI (Gemini) posted steeper losses. RIOT (Riot Platforms) recorded the largest decline in the group, down 3.00% over the period.