U.S.-listed crypto stocks posted across-the-board gains over the past 24 hours, according to market data from Bitget. MARA Holdings led the move, with MARA rising 17.53%. Other double-digit gainers included Cipher Digital, up 14.01%, Strive at 12.21%, TeraWulf at 11.21%, and Riot Platforms at 10.48%. The rally also extended to several other names in the sector. Circle climbed 8.99%, Galaxy Digital added 7.19%, and BitGo rose 7.13%. Strategy gained 6.33%, while Bullish advanced 4.75%. IREN Ltd, BitMine, and Gemini also moved higher, posting gains of 4.26%, 4.29%, and 4.09%, respectively. Bitget described the move as a full-sector rise in U.S. crypto-related equities based on its latest market snapshot.

Crypto-related U.S. stocks extended their gains after the market open on Aug. 21, according to market data from BIT (bit.com). During intraday trading, GEMI rose 10.03%, HOOD climbed 12.98%, CRCL added 9.25%, and COIN gained 9.6%, putting several crypto concept stocks near or above the 10% mark. AI-related names were quieter on the day and showed a mixed picture rather than a broad move in one direction. Storage stock SanDisk slipped 0.34%, neocloud name NBIS rose 2.78%, Hynix gained 1.85% in U.S. trading, and optical communications stock LITE advanced 2.01%. The session highlighted a clear split between strong momentum in crypto-linked equities and relatively muted trading across the AI segment.

U.S. crypto-related stocks widened gains on Aug. 20, according to BIT (bit.com) market data cited by BlockBeats. American Bitcoin (ABTC) rose 17.87%, while Strategy (MSTR) gained 14.55% and BitMine (BMNR) climbed 14.09%. Bullish (BLSH), SharpLink (SBET) and Coinbase (COIN) also posted double-digit advances. Circle (CRCL) and Gemini (GEMI) were both up more than 12%, and MARA and Robinhood (HOOD) also traded higher.

Bitget market data showed mixed performance across U.S.-listed crypto-related stocks over the past 24 hours. ASST (Strive) and MSTR (Strategy) were among the gainers, rising 2.66% and 0.89%, respectively. On the losing side, BTGO (BitGo) posted the sharpest decline in the group at 3.37%, followed by CRCL (Circle) at 2.28% and BLSH (Bullish) at 1.85%. Other names in negative territory included GLXY (Galaxy Digital), GEMI (Gemini), BMNR (BitMine), SBET (Sharplink), and COIN (Coinbase). The data points to a split session for the U.S. crypto equity segment rather than a uniform move across the sector.

Bitget market data showed that most U.S.-listed crypto-related stocks moved lower over the past 24 hours. Among the gainers, BTGO (BitGo) rose 17.80%, CRCL (Circle) added 3.55%, COIN (Coinbase) climbed 0.46%, and BLSH (Bullish) edged up 0.30%. On the losing side, SBET (Sharplink) fell 0.80%, MSTR (Strategy) slipped 1.22%, GLXY (Galaxy Digital) dropped 1.39%, ASST (Strive) declined 1.44%, BMNR (BitMine) lost 1.49%, and GEMI (Gemini) was down 1.76%. Larger declines were seen in IREN (IREN Ltd), down 3.71%, WULF (TeraWulf), down 3.98%, MARA (MARA Holdings), down 6.31%, RIOT (Riot Platforms), down 7.13%, and CIFR (Cipher Digital), down 7.14%.

Aptos has moved from a chain where token holders were effectively subsidizing the network to one of the few mainstream general-purpose Layer 1 blockchains generating positive net income for holders, according to a report cited by TechFlowPost. The shift is measured through Token Holder Net Income, or THNI, which tracks network revenue minus payments to validators while treating staking rewards as an internal transfer among token holders rather than an expense. The report says Aptos crossed into positive THNI in May 2026 and has stayed there since, while Ethereum, Solana, and Sui remained in negative territory over the same period. The inflection followed a series of protocol-level changes between Feb. 19 and March 19: a 10x increase in gas prices, a halving of staking rewards to a fixed 2.6%, a hard cap of 2.1 billion tokens on total supply, and the permanent lockup of 210 million tokens. The same piece also reviewed broader market moves. Crypto equities outperformed, largely on Circle’s strength following its Aug. 5 second-quarter results and two forward-looking catalysts: the planned Sept. 16 launch of Arc mainnet and federal approval for Circle National Trust.

US equities closed higher on Aug. 14, with the S&P 500 finishing at a fresh record, according to BIT (Bit.com) market data cited by BlockBeats. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.13% to 53,839.99. The S&P 500 advanced 0.65% to 7,798.99, another record closing high. The Nasdaq Composite rose 0.81% to 26,803.03. Crypto-related stocks were broadly firmer. Bullish jumped 11.57%, Circle gained 5.75%, Coinbase added 3.26%, Strategy rose 2.39%, BMNR advanced 2.24%, and GEMI increased 3.12%. Optical module names diverged: Coherent fell 7.99%, Lumentum dropped 5.58%, and Applied Optoelectronics lost 5.79%. Storage stocks extended their rebound. SanDisk surged 13.67% after its CFO said the company expects $93.9 billion in total contract value from eight customers, sees non-GAAP gross margin of about 80% between fiscal 2028 and fiscal 2030, and plans to return all excess cash to shareholders. Western Digital rose 7.31%, Seagate added 4.91%, and Micron gained 4.23%.

U.S. crypto-related stocks ended mixed over the past 24 hours, according to Bitget market data. Nine of the 15 tracked names advanced while six declined. IREN Ltd (IREN) led the advancers, jumping 8.54%. Cipher Digital (CIFR) followed with a 6.69% gain, Galaxy Digital (GLXY) rose 4.45%, TeraWulf (WULF) gained 3.97%, Strive (ASST) added 2.51%, Sharplink (SBET) climbed 1.60%, MARA Holdings (MARA) rose 1.12%, Circle (CRCL) gained 0.72% and Bullish (BLSH) edged up 0.11%. On the losing side, Riot Platforms (RIOT) dropped 6.99%, the biggest decliner in the session. The remaining laggards saw modest moves: Strategy (MSTR) fell 0.49%, BitGo (BTGO) lost 0.30%, Coinbase (COIN) dipped 0.26%, Gemini (GEMI) declined 0.24% and BitMine (BMNR) slipped 0.22%.