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.

Major U.S. stock indexes closed slightly higher, extending their gains for August. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.22% on the day and is up 0.54% for the month. The S&P 500 added 0.21%, bringing its August gain to 1.41%, while the Nasdaq Composite climbed 0.16% and is now up 1.61% for the month. Precious metals names posted much stronger moves. SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) gained 3.83% and iShares Silver Trust (SLV) rose 4.47%. Among mining stocks and related funds, Newmont (NEM) advanced 7.86%, Barrick Gold (GOLD) rose 8.94%, VanEck Gold Miners ETF (GDX) gained 9.40%, First Majestic Silver (AG) climbed 12.72%, and Coeur Mining (CDE) jumped 13.05%. Crypto-linked stocks were mixed. Bit Brother (BTBT), Cipher Mining (CIFR), and CleanSpark (CLSK) closed lower, while Hut 8 (HUT), Riot Platforms (RIOT), MARA Holdings (MARA), Coinbase (COIN), Circle (CRCL), Bitmine (BMNR), and Strategy (MSTR) finished in positive territory. Strategy led the group with a 12.68% gain, followed by Bitmine at 10.61%, Circle at 9.56%, and Coinbase at 9.55%.

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%.

Wall Street ended higher as the Nasdaq outperformed, while gold and silver stocks tumbled and crypto-related shares traded mixed. The Dow rose 0.13%, the S&P 500 gained 0.65%, and the Nasdaq advanced 0.81%. For the month of August, the Dow has gained 1.24%, the S&P 500 is up 2.61%, and the Nasdaq has climbed 3.43%. Precious metals miners came under heavy selling pressure. Newmont Mining (NEM) dropped more than 3%, the VanEck Gold Miners ETF (GDX) fell nearly 3%, and First Majestic Silver (AG) lost over 2%. Barrick Gold (GOLD) and Coeur Mining (CDE) each declined nearly 2%, and the iShares Silver Trust (SLV) was down 1.52%. Crypto-linked stocks were split. Hut 8 (HUT) slid over 8%, Cipher Mining (CIFR) declined close to 7%, Riot Platforms (RIOT) and CleanSpark (CLSK) fell more than 5%, and MARA Holdings (MARA) dropped over 4%. On the gainers side, Circle (CRCL) advanced more than 5%, Coinbase (COIN) rose over 3%, Strategy (MSTR) added more than 2%, and Bitmine (BMNR) and Bit Brother (BTBT) both gained over 2%.

Korea Investment Corporation, the South Korean sovereign wealth fund managing about $232 billion, disclosed a first-time position in Circle in its latest second-quarter 13F filing submitted on Aug. 12. As of June 30, KIC held 65,443 shares of the stablecoin issuer, valued at about $4.099 million. The filing also showed a reshuffle across its crypto-linked U.S. equity book: Robinhood was increased by 32.5%, while Coinbase was cut by 16.8%, allowing Robinhood to move into the top spot by market value. The report drew a distinction between headline changes in market value and actual changes in share count. Riot Platforms showed a 70% increase in position value, but KIC had in fact reduced its share count by 23%, with the gain driven by RIOT’s stock rally. Strategy’s reported value fell 32%, though KIC sold only 2,557 shares, or 3%. Coinbase was the clearest outright trim, with both share count and stock price declining during the quarter. KIC also added to Block and IREN Limited. Including IREN and the new Circle position, the fund’s crypto-related holdings rose from $135 million in the first quarter to $178 million in the second quarter, according to the source report.

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%.

U.S. stocks closed lower for a second straight session as investors waited for July CPI data, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.34%, the S&P 500 off 0.32%, and the Nasdaq falling 0.6%. The market tone turned cautious as a standoff around the Strait of Hormuz kept oil elevated and Federal Reserve officials delivered fresh hawkish comments, leaving traders roughly split on whether the Fed could raise rates in September or stay on hold. At the same time, leadership inside technology stocks continued to fracture. Mega-cap names broadly weighed on indexes, while semiconductors, storage, optical networking, AI cloud infrastructure, and alternative asset managers outperformed. Strong earnings and guidance from CoreWeave, Lumentum, and Super Micro Computer fueled gains across AI infrastructure names, while Nvidia steadied after Jensen Huang addressed concerns tied to a newly announced $500 billion compute financing platform. The session also highlighted rising overlap between AI infrastructure and financial markets. CME plans to launch H100 and B200 GPU compute futures on Oct. 5, while lawmakers in Washington stepped up pressure on OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta over AI development. Investors are now watching CPI, energy reports from EIA, OPEC, and IEA, earnings from Cisco, Coherent, and Cerebras, and Google’s upcoming product event for the next move across rates, oil, and AI-linked equities.

Serenity said on Aug 11 that Riot Platforms (RIOT) has signed a $9.1 billion, 20-year deal with Anthropic, with total value potentially reaching $16.1 billion if all extension options are exercised. AMD has exercised an option to expand its existing Riot collaboration, and Riot has signed a letter of intent with a potential tenant for another 1GW campus. Serenity sees revenue inflection points for most data center hosting stocks clustering in H2 2027, with Riot-Anthropic's initial 96MW delivery slated for December 2027 and AMD-related 50MW fully online by May 2027. It also finds it interesting that ex-Bitcoin miners like IREN are evolving into AI data center and compute infrastructure providers.