According to Bitget market data, US-listed crypto-related stocks traded mixed over the past 24 hours. Exactly eight of the 16 tracked names finished higher and eight finished lower. Strategy (MSTR) led the gainers, adding 6.02%, while IREN Ltd (IREN) posted the steepest drop, sliding 7.88%. The other advancers were Sharplink (SBET) up 2.71%, Strive (ASST) up 1.47%, Coinbase (COIN) up 0.80%, Circle (CRCL) up 0.44%, BitGo (BTGO) up 0.42%, Strategy Preferred A (STRC) up 0.38%, and Gemini (GEMI) up 0.11%. On the losing side, MARA Holdings (MARA) eased 0.35%, Bullish (BLSH) lost 1.04%, Galaxy Digital (GLXY) fell 1.08%, TeraWulf (WULF) declined 2.36%, BitMine (BMNR) dropped 2.60%, Cipher Digital (CIFR) slipped 2.63%, Riot Platforms (RIOT) retreated 4.00%, and IREN Ltd (IREN) tumbled 7.88%. The snapshot, based on Bitget’s pricing data, covers a 24-hour window and shows no single dominant trend across the crypto-related equity group. The figures are the percentage changes reported by Bitget for each stock over the 24-hour period.

Crypto-related U.S. equities moved lower in premarket trading on Aug. 28, according to market data from BIT (bit.com). The stocks listed in the data were all in the red before the opening bell, pointing to broad weakness across the sector. Among the names cited, SBET posted the largest decline at 2.25%. Other losses included MARA at 1.26%, BMNR at 1.25%, MSTR at 1.15%, CRCL at 1.06%, PURR at 1.03%, COIN at 0.82%, and RIOT at 0.81%. The figures were reported by BlockBeats, citing BIT (bit.com) market data. No additional company statements or trading details were included in the source report.

Crypto-related equities fell across the board at the Wednesday open in U.S. stock trading on Aug. 26, according to market data from BIT (bit.com). Gemini (GEMI) dropped 4.37% and American Bitcoin (ABTC) fell 4.35%, marking the steepest declines among the names listed. MARA lost 3.64%, Strategy (MSTR) slipped 3.55%, Coinbase (COIN) declined 3.13%, and Riot Platforms (RIOT) was down 2.77%. Other crypto-linked stocks also moved lower, including Bullish (BLSH), down 2.59%, Robinhood (HOOD), down 2.27%, BitMine (BMNR), down 1.73%, and Circle (CRCL), down 1.70%.

Bitget market data showed broad gains across U.S.-listed crypto-related stocks over the past 24 hours. ASST (Strive) posted the biggest advance at 8.10%, followed by GEMI (Gemini) at 7.91% and CRCL (Circle) at 7.68%. Other names in positive territory included GLXY (Galaxy Digital), RIOT (Riot Platforms), COIN (Coinbase), MSTR (Strategy), MARA (MARA Holdings), CIFR (Cipher Digital), BLSH (Bullish), IREN (IREN Ltd), WULF (TeraWulf), BTGO (BitGo), BMNR (BitMine), and SBET (Sharplink). STRC (Strategy Preferred A) was the outlier, slipping 0.09% over the same period. The figures were cited from Bitget market data.

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.

Crypto-related U.S. stocks traded in mixed fashion in premarket trading on Aug. 24, according to market data from BIT (bit.com). Among the names listed, CRCL fell 1.59%, MSTR slipped 0.36%, MARA declined 1.15%, COIN dropped 1.37%, and RIOT was down 0.66%. On the gaining side, BMNR rose 0.51%, while PURR posted the strongest move, up 3.12%. The snapshot shows divergence across crypto concept stocks ahead of the U.S. market open, with most of the tracked names edging lower and PURR leading the gainers in the group.

Bitcoin’s rally into late August has pushed investors back toward listed crypto proxies, but the latest move has also exposed how different those proxies have become. According to an Odaily analysis based on daily data through the Aug. 21, 2026 close, Bitcoin climbed from roughly $65,000 on July 24 to a local high of $79,500 on Aug. 21, posting a weekly gain of about 23.5% and lifting its market capitalization back to $1.56 trillion. The advance was driven by three factors cited in the report: a macro and regulatory boost in the U.S., fresh inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs, and a large short squeeze that forced billions of dollars in bearish positions to close. Against that backdrop, Odaily compared the recent performance and historical Bitcoin beta of several major crypto-linked stocks. The report argues that Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, remains the purest listed Bitcoin amplifier; Coinbase offers leverage through trading activity and regulatory clarity; Circle trades more on stablecoin scale, reserve income, and policy developments than on Bitcoin itself; Robinhood has shown lower short-term sensitivity but stronger resilience over a longer window; and miners, often treated as leveraged Bitcoin plays, have become the most uneven group of all. The takeaway is not simply that Bitcoin rose, but that each stock now reflects a distinct form of leverage, with very different upside drivers and downside risks.

Bitcoin’s late-August rally has pushed investors back into crypto-linked equities, but the old habit of treating them as one trade is breaking down. In a market review published by TechFlowPost, Bitcoin climbed from roughly $65,000 on July 24 to a local high of $79,500 on Aug. 21, posting a weekly gain of about 23.5% and lifting its market capitalization back to $1.56 trillion. The move was tied to three forces cited in the report: a macro and regulatory boost that included a larger U.S. Treasury long-bond buyback program and fresh momentum around the CLARITY Act, a sharp return of inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, and a major short squeeze that forced billions of dollars in bearish positions out of the market. Against that backdrop, the report argues that investors need to be far more specific about what kind of “crypto leverage” they are actually buying. MSTR remained the sharpest Bitcoin proxy in the latest leg higher, rising 28% as BTC gained about 24%. CRCL stood out as the strongest one-month rebound name, up 41.5%, more than double Bitcoin’s gain over the same stretch. COIN was framed as a trading-volume and regulatory-clearance play, HOOD as a lower-volatility retail recovery bet, and miners as the most fragile high-beta expression of the theme. The report’s main takeaway is simple: by 2026, crypto stocks are no longer moving on a single logic, and each name now carries a distinct mix of price, rate, volume, and policy exposure.