【Blockchain Rhythm】The pre-market US stocks with crypto concepts today are quite interesting, with the performance of several leading companies varying.
On the upside, CRCL leads with a 0.96% increase, showing the most impressive performance. Next is SBET with a 0.58% rise, followed by MSTR, HOOD, and COIN with slight gains of 0.39%, 0.34%, and 0.31% respectively, all in a small upward trend.
Only BMNR is dragging behind, down 0.30%.
From these data, the market’s attitude towards crypto-related concept stocks is quite polarized. Some companies are strengthening due to their business drivers, while others are facing certain adjustment pressures. This pattern of rises and falls is normal for this type of stock—after all, they are quite sensitive to policies, market conditions, and institutional movements. If you are monitoring these assets, it’s important to consider their fundamentals and macroeconomic background rather than just focusing on daily fluctuations.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 01-09 08:53
CRCL on what grounds is leading, feels like there's no special reason
Why is MSTR so weak? I thought it could rise today
BMNR dropped again, really getting more and more volatile
The pre-market divergence feels like everyone is waiting for the news
COIN is still stable, but the small increase makes it uninteresting
In this kind of pattern, you really need to think carefully about your holdings
SBET suddenly popped up, is there any news, everyone?
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BloodInStreets
· 01-07 18:03
They're all small decimal point games; the real bloodbath hasn't come yet.
This wave of ups and downs is essentially institutions selecting prey. Don't be fooled by CRCL's 1%; wait and see who gets cut first.
BMNR has fallen quietly, but we all know deep down, the more it drops, the more fragrant it becomes.
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SatoshiHeir
· 01-07 16:37
It should be pointed out that this 0.96% increase is not a real signal; on-chain data is the true reflection, everyone.
CRCL leads the rally? Laughs, it depends on the capital flow. Daily fluctuations are meaningless.
Based on the fundamental thinking from the white paper, what is the essence of market divergence? Isn't it institutions trying to set the price?
These people obsess over daily ups and downs; why not return to technical analysis? It's too superficial.
BMNR drops 0.30% and they panic? This is precisely the moment for value to return.
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 01-06 13:01
CRCL rising less than 1% can still lead, indicating that everyone is watching today
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MSTR is still dragging on, a bit disappointing
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Once again, a divergence trend. This is a common operation for crypto concept stocks
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What’s going on with BMNR? Has it been abandoned?
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Small increases and decreases are fluctuating between 0.3-1%, there’s no real trend
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Focusing on these numbers is meaningless; wait until the policies are implemented
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Why do SBET and CRCL suddenly feel relevant? I haven't heard much about them normally
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It seems like they’re just playing tricks before the market opens, wait until the opening to see the real move
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Actually, this kind of divergence is quite normal, each has its own story
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SignatureDenied
· 01-06 12:59
What gives CRCL the ability to rise so much? It feels like there's some inside information.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 01-06 12:58
CRCL's increase is a bit interesting, but it's still just a drop in the bucket... The real key is to look at the macro environment.
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AlphaLeaker
· 01-06 12:47
CRCL's recent rally is okay, but with this small a move, it can't withstand the big fluctuations coming up.
It's not surprising that BMNR is dragging behind; these few stocks have been waiting for policy signals lately.
MSTR only rose 0.39%?It feels like it should be more closely tracked.
HODL these stocks really makes my teeth hurt; watching them, they just disappear.
Wait, why did COIN only rise 0.31%? That doesn't seem right.
The pre-market gains and losses are not very meaningful; the key is to watch the performance after the opening.
This divergence in the market feels like a shakeout is starting.
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RooftopReserver
· 01-06 12:46
CRCL's small rally doesn't seem to mean much, it feels like it's just bottoming out.
The ups and downs are not significant, indicating the market is still on the sidelines, waiting for big news.
BMNR's decline actually feels reassuring; this is the normal rhythm. Don't always expect daily increases.
Let's wait for BTC to give a signal; these concept stocks following the trend are useless.
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AirdropSkeptic
· 01-06 12:40
CRCL is performing quite well, but this small fluctuation really isn't enough to watch.
Can we have a big market move? If it drags on like this every day, who can stand it?
Why is MSTR still stumbling? Where is the former leader?
BMNR has collapsed again; we still need to look at the fundamentals.
Since everything is so fragmented, it feels like we need to be more selective.
Pre-market in US stocks: Crypto concept stocks fluctuate, CRCL leads with nearly a 1% increase
【Blockchain Rhythm】The pre-market US stocks with crypto concepts today are quite interesting, with the performance of several leading companies varying.
On the upside, CRCL leads with a 0.96% increase, showing the most impressive performance. Next is SBET with a 0.58% rise, followed by MSTR, HOOD, and COIN with slight gains of 0.39%, 0.34%, and 0.31% respectively, all in a small upward trend.
Only BMNR is dragging behind, down 0.30%.
From these data, the market’s attitude towards crypto-related concept stocks is quite polarized. Some companies are strengthening due to their business drivers, while others are facing certain adjustment pressures. This pattern of rises and falls is normal for this type of stock—after all, they are quite sensitive to policies, market conditions, and institutional movements. If you are monitoring these assets, it’s important to consider their fundamentals and macroeconomic background rather than just focusing on daily fluctuations.