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MARA stock: Long Ridge power deal in focus as bitcoin slides in holiday week

MARA stock: Long Ridge power deal in focus as bitcoin slides in holiday week

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? The shares finished Friday at $14.54, up 63 cents. About 56.8 million shares traded, putting the market cap close to $5.53 billion. Riot Platforms Inc. and CleanSpark Inc. also moved higher, but now MARA’s action has another catalyst after last week’s Long Ridge filing.
MARA Shares Drop as Miner Selloff Hits Bitcoin-Linked Stocks

MARA Shares Drop as Miner Selloff Hits Bitcoin-Linked Stocks

New York, June 10, 2026, 1:02 PM EDT MARA Holdings shares lagged Wednesday, dropping about 3.9% to trade near $12.79. The stock opened at $13.22 and dipped as low as $12.76. That fall outpaced Bitcoin, which was last seen near $62,160 and traded between $60,834 and $62,734. Traders sold off crypto miners more broadly as risk appetite faded. MARA had ended the previous session at $13.31.
Marathon Digital Shares Fall as Bitcoin Move Renews Focus on AI Strategy

Marathon Digital Shares Fall as Bitcoin Move Renews Focus on AI Strategy

MARA Holdings shares dropped Tuesday afternoon, tracking bitcoin as it slipped under $62,000. That pulled pressure back onto miners, with revenue and balance sheets still tied to bitcoin’s moves. Shares fell about 4.3% to $13.19, after starting the session at $14.01. The stock swung from $12.65 to $14.40 on volume north of 40 million shares, leaving the company valued near $5.0 billion.
IREN Shares Rally After Bitcoin Rebound and $4.4 Billion AI Data Center Move

IREN Shares Rally After Bitcoin Rebound and $4.4 Billion AI Data Center Move

IREN Limited clawed back some ground Monday, with shares up to $59.19 near the market close. Investors came in after a rough week for crypto and AI infrastructure stocks. IREN picked up $4.84 compared to Friday, and trading topped 40 million shares. IREN doesn't just trade as a bitcoin miner now. The company is pushing into AI cloud, renting out computing from its power and data-center facilities to customers handling AI tasks. The stock now sits between two sectors—bitcoin and AI infrastructure, both known for wild moves.
Bitcoin Hits $60,000 As Crypto Selloff Deepens

Bitcoin Drops as ETF Outflows Mount, $60,000 Support Weakens

Bitcoin hovered around $60,719 on Saturday, rebounding after a slip under $60,000 the day before, with a session low of $59,630. Prices fell to levels traders hadn’t seen since late 2024, with many on watch to see if this weekend’s move above $60,000 can stick. The selloff is making itself felt, hitting spot bitcoin ETFs, corporate treasury buyers, and hopes for easier U.S. policy—each a leg of the last rally. Spot bitcoin ETFs, which hold bitcoin and trade on exchanges, saw about $4.4 billion in net outflows from May 18 to June 5, according to Farside Investors.
Marathon Digital Drops as Bitcoin Tops $70,000; Eyes on AI Push

Marathon Digital Drops as Bitcoin Tops $70,000; Eyes on AI Push

MARA Holdings stock dropped Tuesday with bitcoin sinking below $70,000. The move adds pressure to the miner, which has been telling investors it is now more than just a leveraged play on bitcoin. MARA shares changed hands at $14.23, off 4.2%. Trading volume topped 33 million. Bitcoin, which MARA both mines and keeps on its books, hovered around $67,071, down over 6%.
Marathon Digital stock dips as Bitcoin slide draws focus to AI push

Marathon Digital stock dips as Bitcoin slide draws focus to AI push

MARA Holdings shares slipped Thursday afternoon, lagging other bitcoin miners. The latest slide in bitcoin put the focus back on MARA’s large bitcoin holdings. MARA fell 2.1% to $14.03 with volume above 26 million shares. Bitcoin dropped 1.7% to $73,437. Riot Platforms gained 3.9% and CleanSpark was up 0.6%. MARA lagged its peers in the group.
MARA Stock Just Jumped — Now Its $1.5 Billion AI Power Bet Faces a Test

MARA Stock Just Jumped — Now Its $1.5 Billion AI Power Bet Faces a Test

MARA Holdings shares edged lower before Thursday’s open, pausing after a 5.7% jump in the prior session as investors weighed fresh insider filings against the bitcoin miner’s push into power-backed AI infrastructure. The stock closed Wednesday at $13.15 and was indicated at $13.10 in pre-market trading at 8:02 a.m. EDT. The timing matters because MARA is no longer being priced only as a bitcoin-mining trade. Bitcoin mining — using large amounts of computing power to validate blockchain transactions and earn coins — still drives the company’s volatility, but the newer story is whether MARA can turn access to cheap or controlled power into high-performance computing, or large-scale data processing for AI workloads.
CleanSpark rises after Wall Street notes AI power angle

CleanSpark rises after Wall Street notes AI power angle

CleanSpark shares rose more than 9% late Tuesday, among the few gainers in a soft U.S. session after Bernstein pointed to bitcoin miners with hefty grid power as key for AI data centers. The stock traded up 9.3% to $14.69, after hitting $14.93 earlier. This has started to matter as investors no longer see some miners just as ways to bet on bitcoin. They're now looking at whether those miners can convert power agreements, land, and data-center footprints into high-performance computing for AI workloads.
Riot Platforms’ AI spending puts pressure on Bitcoin investors

Riot Platforms’ AI spending puts pressure on Bitcoin investors

CASTLE ROCK, Colorado, May 18, 2026, 03:02 Riot Platforms is trying to shift from bitcoin mining to being an AI data-center landlord, but now it has to show that its power deals, land, and nuclear project can actually bring in tenants. Shares most recently traded at $23.49 ahead of the Nasdaq open, putting the company’s market cap near $8.2 billion.
Crypto Stocks to Watch Today: MARA Bucks Selloff as Bitfarms, HIVE, CleanSpark, Riot, Bitdeer and Galaxy Stay in Focus

Crypto Stocks to Watch Today: MARA Bucks Selloff as Bitfarms, HIVE, CleanSpark, Riot, Bitdeer and Galaxy Stay in Focus

Crypto-related stocks went their separate ways Thursday. Shares of MARA climbed 3.7% in the afternoon, following news that the company unloaded 15,133 bitcoin to help pay for a debt buyback. Bitcoin itself slipped 3.8% to around $68,201. Elsewhere, CleanSpark, Riot Platforms, Bitfarms, HIVE Digital and Galaxy Digital all dropped between 5% and 10%. Bitdeer barely moved. This shift matters because these stocks aren’t just bitcoin proxies anymore. In a report dated March 25, CoinShares pointed out that the weighted average cash cost to mine a single bitcoin for listed miners jumped to around $79,995 in the fourth quarter. Now, artificial intelligence and high-performance computing—AI/HPC—are on track to account for as much as 70% of listed miners’ revenue by year-end. “Increasingly becoming the core business,” wrote James Butterfill, CoinShares’ head of research.
Why MARA Holdings Stock Fell as Bitcoin Slid and Fed Jitters Hit Crypto Miners

Why MARA Holdings Stock Fell as Bitcoin Slid and Fed Jitters Hit Crypto Miners

Shares of MARA Holdings slipped Wednesday, closing near $8.92, with bitcoin sliding and other risk assets losing ground after the Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged and projected fewer cuts ahead. Riot Platforms fell 3.95%, CleanSpark dropped 2.18%—miners broadly weaker as Wall Street reacted to the Fed’s updated stance. Here’s the thing: MARA remains tightly tethered to bitcoin’s ups and downs. As of the end of 2025, the company had 53,822 bitcoin on the books, valued at about $4.7 billion. A shift in the token price can swing investor perceptions of its balance sheet and earnings in a hurry.
TeraWulf (WULF) Stock Price Today: Shares Ease After 12% Surge as Kentucky Data Center Build Moves Ahead

TeraWulf (WULF) Stock Price Today: Shares Ease After 12% Surge as Kentucky Data Center Build Moves Ahead

TeraWulf Inc. slipped 6.5 cents to $16.35 by Tuesday afternoon, pulling back after Monday’s 11.86% surge to a $16.41 close. Traders weighed if the previous session’s leap hinted at bigger changes or simply echoed new project headlines. This isn't just about bitcoin mining anymore for TeraWulf. The company last week announced a 364-day bridge credit facility totaling $500 million for its Hawesville, Kentucky campus—a short-term loan expected to be swapped out for longer-term financing down the road. On Monday, Fluor confirmed it had received a limited notice to proceed, kicking off early-stage work at the same 480-megawatt site.
Bitcoin price drops below $65,000 as tariff whiplash hits risk bets, $60,000 watched

Bitcoin price drops below $65,000 as tariff whiplash hits risk bets, $60,000 watched

New York, Feb 23, 2026, 12:58 EST — Regular 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%.
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  • NVIDIA (NVDA) up 2.6% as analyst targets keep backing stock
    June 30, 2026, 7:16 PM EDT. NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) climbed 2.6% to $200.09 Tuesday. The move comes as interest continued around its new AI push with Palantir and steady demand for its AI infrastructure. Analysts stayed positive, with price targets sitting between $275 and $300 and several "buy" calls. Even so, the stock lagged chip peers in recent sessions. Trading volume dropped 4% to 162.7 million shares. NVIDIA's market cap is at $4.84 trillion with a P/E at 30.64 and PEG at 0.43, both pointing to growth bets. Competitive pressure from AMD and some sector rotation is a risk for NVDA's momentum near term.
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