MARA Holdings dropped about 3.1% to $11.79 on Wednesday afternoon, falling under the $12.02 close seen right before its July 9 Texas site news. That comes even as bitcoin gained 0.7% to around $65,070. Shares gave up the brief premium tied to the project, which could bring 2 gigawatts of capacity but won’t be at full power until 2028.
MARA Holdings, Inc. shares slipped 0.1% to $12.18 in afternoon trading Tuesday. The stock lagged behind bitcoin’s 4.2% bounce and a 10% surge in CleanSpark, which got a lift as investors cheered its power-to-data center revenue shift.
MARA Holdings, Inc. gave back about half of Thursday’s dollar gain on Friday as investors weighed a Texas power-site purchase that could cost up to $600 million but has no disclosed tenant. The shares closed at $12.60, down 4.7% on Friday after jumping 10% a day earlier, leaving them just 1.6% higher for the holiday-shortened week. U.S. stock markets were closed Sunday.
MARA Holdings, Inc. dropped 5.5% to $12.49 in late-morning Nasdaq trade Friday. Shares gave back about 61% of Thursday’s 10% gain as investors considered an SEC filing that set the Texas project-company buyout ceiling at $600 million.
MARA Holdings Inc. shares popped Thursday. Investors bid up the bitcoin miner-turned-power developer on news it’s picked out a Texas site that might bring 2 gigawatts to the grid. The company hasn’t named a tenant or said what the deal will mean for finances yet.
MARA Holdings, Inc. jumped 6.4% to $13.19 around midday Monday. Bitcoin-mining and AI-infrastructure stocks outpaced Bitcoin after TeraWulf reported new numbers tied to AI power leases. Bitcoin was up 1.4% at $63,519. Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1 added 1.8%.
TeraWulf Inc is under more pressure than the daily chart suggests. Shares finished down 10.18% at $21.18 on Thursday, the last regular session before the Independence Day break. The stock has now lost 26.4% over seven consecutive losing sessions since closing at $28.78 on June 23. Nasdaq’s holiday calendar for 2026 lists July 3 as a closure for Independence Day observed.
U.S. markets were shut Friday for Independence Day, leaving Thursday as the last session for bitcoin miners before trading resumes Monday. MARA Holdings, Inc. heads into the week with a still-heavy short position and shares off 14.72% over the past five days.
U.S. stocks and options won't trade Friday. Nasdaq has July 3, 2026 marked as the observed Independence Day holiday, and NYSE also shows that day as closed for Independence Day in 2026. That puts MARA’s Thursday close as the final print for the week.
MARA Holdings, Inc. fell Thursday while bitcoin moved up. The split made the stock more tied to miner and data-center risk instead of tracking the coin directly.
MARA Holdings, Inc. ended the U.S. cash session Tuesday at $13.89, down 0.9% as bitcoin extended losses and broad tech benchmarks gained. The stock swung between $13.285 and $14.02, a 5.2% range, with 42.0 million shares changing hands. That’s about 11% of the 381.27 million shares outstanding on Google Finance.
MARA Holdings, Inc. heads into a shortened U.S. trading week with a clearer issue for investors: is the stock mostly a bitcoin play, or has it started to trade more on its power assets?
MARA Holdings, Inc. jumped more than 6% Friday, beating bitcoin and the Nasdaq. Investors got a closer look at the company’s targeted energy asset from a Thursday night filing, as the bitcoin miner eyes a move into AI infrastructure. The stock was last at $14.79, up $0.91. Bitcoin traded at about $59,959, up $327.
MARA Holdings, Inc. shares slipped Thursday. The drop came despite a new bullish call tied to the bitcoin miner’s move into AI power infrastructure. A recent shareholder vote has stirred fresh concern about stock-based compensation and dilution.
MARA Holdings shares dropped almost 8% to $13.54 by midday Wednesday as bitcoin slipped and crypto miners traded lower. At last check, bitcoin was off 4.9% at $59,328. Riot Platforms gave up 5.5% and CleanSpark was down 7.1%.
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MARA Holdings lost ground in premarket trading Tuesday, pulling back after Monday’s rally. The stock tracked bitcoin’s drop and slumping Nasdaq futures. Investors have been trading the stock as a play on both crypto mining and AI infrastructure.
MARA Holdings climbed 12.8% to $16.04 in early trading Monday. The bitcoin miner got a boost as bitcoin traded near $65,380, up 2.1%. MARA outpaced crypto peers in the rebound—Riot Platforms was up 7.5%, CleanSpark gained 8.2%, and IREN rose 1.6%. Crypto stocks moved higher in a wide but mixed rally.
MARA Holdings traded up Tuesday afternoon, building on Monday’s gains. Investors shrugged off a weaker Bitcoin move and paid more notice to the miner’s Bitcoin reserves. Shares last changed hands at $14.94, rising 2.1% for the day, with volumes topping 26 million. The stock moved in a range from $14.51 to $15.26, Google Finance data showed. MARA beat the Nasdaq, which slipped about 0.5% during the afternoon.