Microstrategy, other bitcoin-linked stocks slip as crypto market cools off

Cryptocurrency-related stocks dropped sharply due to Bitcoin's value decline and cautious signals from the Federal Reserve, causing heightened investor caution and significant fund outflows.

Bitcoin surges to an all-time high of $108,000

Bitcoin reached an all-time high of $108,000. Piper Sandler initiates coverage on Bitcoin miners, citing strategic opportunities and favorable market conditions under the incoming Trump administration.

Futures waver as yields rise ahead of Fed meet; retail sales on deck

U.S. stock index futures fell due to rising bond yields, with mixed premarket trading and anticipation of retail sales data and a Federal Reserve rate cut later this week.

Riot Platforms increases Bitcoin holdings by over 5,000 BTC

Riot Platforms acquires 5,117 Bitcoins for $510 million, raising its total holdings to 16,728 Bitcoins, while its stock rises after an activist investor suggests operational changes.

Riot shares jump 12% on report of Starboard stake

Riot Platforms shares rose 12% after reports that activist investor Starboard Value has acquired a stake and advocates for repurposing mining facilities for data centers.

Bitcoin Extends Decline, Falls Below $95,000

Bitcoin's value has dropped below $95,000, currently at $94,630, impacting related stocks such as MARA, Microstrategy, Coinbase, and Riot Platforms.

Bitcoin in the 95K-98K price range remains attractive for investors: Bernstein

Bernstein analysts find Bitcoin appealing at $95,000-$98,000, targeting $200,000 in 12 months, with strong demand from ETFs and companies like MicroStrategy driving the market.

Riot Platforms plans $500 million convertible notes offering

Riot Platforms' stock fell 5.8% after announcing a $500 million private offering of convertible notes due in 2030 to acquire bitcoin and for corporate purposes.

MicroStrategy Leads Crypto Stocks Rally as Bitcoin Hits $104,000

Bitcoin surge above $100,000 lifts crypto stocks after Trump's SEC pick

Cryptocurrency stocks surged as Bitcoin surpassed $100,000, driven by Trump’s pro-crypto SEC chair appointment, reflecting optimism for digital assets under new leadership.