Coinbase Global Inc climbed roughly 4% Monday, bucking a wider market drop tied to fresh Middle East concerns. Shares traded in a range from $172.22 to $186.35, ending the day at $182.97, up 4.0%, data from Investing.com show.
MARA Holdings, Inc slipped roughly 1% before the bell Monday, hinting at a weaker start for the bitcoin miner as fresh geopolitical tensions over the weekend appeared to drive investors out of riskier names. Shares hovered near $8.85, down from Friday’s $8.94 finish. https://public.com/stocks/mara/pre-market
Bitcoin climbed roughly 2.7% to $66,898 on Sunday, CoinMarketCap data showed, with prices swinging between $64,873 and $68,163 in the last 24 hours. Still, the token remains around 47% under its record peak of $126,198 from October 2025.
Bitcoin drifted lower on Saturday, touching $63,177 before settling near $65,395 in quieter weekend action. Ether slipped roughly 1.3%, trading at $1,906.
Bitcoin slid roughly 4% to $63,956 on Saturday, with traders shying away from risk after U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran. The cryptocurrency’s session ranged from $63,177 up to $66,751.
Strategy Inc fell after hours Thursday, slipping another 0.3% to $133.00 following a 1.7% drop to $133.40 at the close. Shares moved in a $128.64 to $135.75 range during regular trading. The stock had jumped 8.9% on Wednesday.
Bitcoin dropped 2.7% on Thursday to $66,969, after an earlier surge took it as high as $69,783 in the same session. The price dipped to a session low of $66,617.
Strategy Inc surged 8.9% to finish at $135.65 on Wednesday, fueled by bitcoin’s strong bounce that lured buyers to a stock often seen as a liquid bitcoin proxy. Shares later slipped roughly 1% in after-hours action.
Bitcoin jumped roughly 7.8% Wednesday, landing at $69,339 after dipping as low as $63,878 earlier in the session. The move put the token back near a threshold that's proved tough to maintain this month.
Strategy Inc climbed 0.7% to $124.60 on Tuesday, after bouncing around from $118.49 to $126.62, a day following the bitcoin-heavy company’s latest modest crypto buy. Shares had dropped 5.6% the previous session.
Bitcoin tumbled over 4% Monday, sinking under the $65,000 mark as tariff worries rattled risk sentiment and sent most digital assets reeling. The token slipped as much as 4.4% to $64,376, following a drop to $64,283 earlier. Ether was off almost 4%, with Solana down roughly 6%.
Robinhood Markets dropped 5.5% to close at $71.96 Monday, after touching a session low of $71.44. The retail brokerage moved lower alongside a slump in other crypto-related stocks.
Bitcoin dropped roughly 1% Sunday to trade near $67,580, moving within a range of $67,327 to $68,621 during the last 24 hours. Ether declined 1.8%, now sitting at $1,950. Crypto stocks in the U.S. could draw attention again Monday, with Coinbase finishing 3.3% higher and Strategy up 1.2% in Friday’s session.
Coinbase Global climbed Friday, gaining $4.56 to $170.50, or 2.7%, boosted by a stronger bitcoin. The crypto exchange did, however, note a glitch affecting balances for decentralized-exchange tokens.
Bitcoin pushed higher Friday, tacking on roughly 1.9% to reach $67,590. Earlier in the session, it slipped to $66,255—its low for the day. The cryptocurrency has been moving between $66,255 and $68,241 so far.
Bitcoin climbed 1.6% to $67,918 as of 6:09 a.m. EST on Friday, bouncing back after hitting a session low of $65,683. Ether slipped 0.3%, landing at $1,955.
Bitcoin slipped 1.6% over the last 24 hours, changing hands near $67,900 after swinging between $67,300 and $70,100 on Monday. Ether was also softer, off 1.7% at approximately $1,974.
Sunday saw bitcoin dip 0.9% to $69,029, after swinging between a session peak of $70,908 and a low of $68,805. Ether tumbled further, dropping 3.4% to $2,006.