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.-listed crypto-related stocks posted mixed performance over the past 24 hours, according to Bitget market data. Among the gainers, MSTR (Strategy) rose 1.75%, followed by BMNR (BitMine) at 1.67%, BTGO (BitGo) at 0.81%, COIN (Coinbase) at 0.76%, and CRCL (Circle) at 0.47%. On the losing side, BLSH (Bullish) slipped 0.08%, SBET (Sharplink) fell 0.49%, GEMI (Gemini) lost 0.66%, IREN (IREN Ltd) dropped 1.62%, CIFR (Cipher Digital) declined 2.89%, WULF (TeraWulf) fell 3.10%, RIOT (Riot Platforms) dropped 3.67%, and MARA (MARA Holdings) posted the largest decline in the group, down 4.00%. The data reflects a split session across crypto-linked U.S. equities rather than a uniform move for the sector.

Crypto markets head into the week of July 27 with a dense calendar of macro releases, central bank decisions and industry-specific events that could shape digital-asset pricing. According to CoinDesk’s weekly preview, the Federal Reserve, Bank of England and Bank of Japan are all expected to leave rates unchanged, but traders are watching closely for any signal that higher energy prices could push policymakers closer to renewed tightening. CME FedWatch puts the odds of a U.S. rate hike at 33%, while prediction markets imply 19%, up from near zero earlier in the month. Thursday brings a heavier test with second-quarter U.S. GDP and June Personal Consumption Expenditures data. CoinDesk said a combination of firm growth and sticky inflation could strengthen the higher-for-longer rates trade through higher yields and a stronger dollar, while softer numbers could unwind that setup. On the crypto side, Polygon is set to deploy its Ithaca hard fork on mainnet, BitMEX will settle and delist 35 derivatives contracts, and FTX Recovery Trust is scheduled to begin its fifth creditor distribution, worth roughly $900 million. Earnings from Robinhood, Coinbase and Strategy are also due, alongside governance votes, token unlocks and industry conferences.

U.S. stocks opened mixed on July 24 Eastern Time, according to Techub News. The Dow Jones Industrial Average edged up 0.23%, while the S&P 500 gained 0.10%. The Nasdaq, by contrast, slipped 0.14% at the open. Crypto-related equities were broadly lower. CleanSpark (CLSK) fell more than 2%, and Bit Brother (BTBT) also dropped more than 2%. MARA Holdings (MARA), Coinbase (COIN), Riot Platforms (RIOT), Circle (CRCL), and Bitmine (BMNR) each declined more than 1%. Other names in the sector also traded in the red at the open. Hut 8 (HUT) was down 0.99%, Strategy (MSTR) lost 0.84%, and Cipher Mining (CIFR) dipped 0.19%. The moves came as the three major U.S. stock indexes showed a split start to the session.

Bitget market data showed that most U.S.-listed crypto-related stocks moved lower over the past 24 hours. Among the gainers, CIFR (Cipher Digital) rose 5.28%, BLSH (Bullish) added 4.81%, MARA (MARA Holdings) climbed 2.96%, WULF (TeraWulf) gained 1.67%, and RIOT (Riot Platforms) edged up 0.21%. On the losing side, GEMI (Gemini) fell 1.90%, COIN (Coinbase) slipped 2.05%, IREN (IREN Ltd) dropped 2.32%, SBET (Sharplink) lost 3.08%, MSTR (Strategy) declined 3.91%, BTGO (BitGo) fell 3.98%, BMNR (BitMine) dropped 4.66%, and CRCL (Circle) posted the biggest decline in the group at 5.09%. The figures reflect the latest 24-hour performance snapshot for the U.S. crypto equity segment tracked by Bitget.

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