Shares of Strategy Inc edged up 0.6% to $161.58 in after-hours trading Tuesday, following a day where the stock fluctuated between $157.01 and $162.65 during regular hours.
Shares of IREN Limited surged 14.6% to $59.99 in after-hours trading Tuesday, after fluctuating between $52.91 and $60.02 throughout the day. Trading volume exceeded 54 million shares, far above the stock’s typical pace recently.
Bitcoin slipped under $88,000 on Tuesday, holding the market tight ahead of the Federal Reserve’s initial policy move this year. It fell roughly 0.3% to $87,823, fluctuating between $87,271 and $88,797 earlier. Ether climbed around 1.1%, reaching $2,951.
CleanSpark shares climbed roughly 1.4% to $12.61 in early afternoon trading Tuesday, tracking a broader upswing among U.S.-listed bitcoin miners despite little movement in bitcoin itself. Riot Platforms jumped about 4.6%, Marathon Digital gained 1.4%, and TeraWulf surged 7.5%.
Shares of MARA Holdings, Inc. gained roughly 1% Tuesday, recovering some ground lost the day before as bitcoin steadied near $87,000 and investors grew more confident. The stock climbed 1.1% to around $10.09, swinging between a high of $10.40 and a low of $9.90 during the session.
Strategy Inc shares edged down 0.3% to $160.17 in late-morning trading Tuesday, as investors digested another disclosed bitcoin purchase amid ongoing volatility in risk assets. Bitcoin climbed 1.4% to $88,655.
GameStop has transferred its full bitcoin stash—around 4,710 BTC, valued near $420 million—to Coinbase Prime, on-chain data shows. This move has sparked talk that the videogame retailer might be prepping to sell.
Bitcoin climbed roughly 2% to $87,989 late Monday, bouncing back from a dip to $86,126 earlier in the session. The cryptocurrency peaked at $88,654 during the day.
Bitcoin was up about 1% at $88,152 in New York afternoon trade on Monday, after sliding to $86,126 earlier in the session. Trade stayed jumpy, with buyers still wary of fast reversals.
CleanSpark shares dropped roughly 8.5% Monday morning, slipping to $12.55. The stock lagged behind a generally stronger U.S. market as crypto-related names faced renewed selling pressure.
Bitcoin dipped under $88,000 on Sunday during light weekend trading, continuing a retreat seen across major cryptocurrencies. The move comes ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting and a packed slate of Big Tech earnings.
MARA Holdings closed Friday’s session at $10.50, gaining roughly 2.1% from the day before, with intraday prices ranging from $10.00 to $10.98. Meanwhile, Bitcoin slipped about 1.1% to $88,508 early Sunday in New York.
IREN Limited shares surged roughly 8.5% on Friday, closing at $56.68 after hitting a session range from $50.14 to $58.55. Trading volume reached around 56.6 million shares, marking a brisk pace for a stock known to react sharply once momentum kicks in.
Bitcoin dipped on Saturday, lingering just under $90,000 amid light weekend trading and investors holding back ahead of next week’s U.S. rate decision. It last fell roughly 0.9% to $89,140, after fluctuating between $89,044 and $91,002.
MARA Holdings shares jumped 2.1% to close Friday at $10.50, buoyed by Bitcoin’s rally late in the week. By Saturday, Bitcoin was trading around $89,400.
Shares of Nasdaq-listed TeraWulf Inc jumped 9.5% on Friday to end at $14.12, after swinging between $12.28 and $14.22. About 29.6 million shares changed hands.