These Are Top Crypto Stocks to Watch During Bitcoin’s Recovery

As an analyst with over two decades of experience in the financial markets, I have seen my fair share of market volatility and trends. Today’s resurgence in cryptocurrency stocks, driven by Bitcoin’s tepid recovery, is reminiscent of the wild west days of the dot-com boom.


On Monday, cryptocurrency shares saw a revival, largely due to the modest bounce-back of Bitcoin.

During this trading session, shares for the top U.S. cryptocurrency exchange, Coinbase (COIN), have risen by 3.46%. Currently, these shares are being traded for $152 each.

Marathon Digital Holdings, a leading player in the cryptocurrency mining sector, has seen a 6.39% increase and is now being traded at $14.25.

MicroStrategy, a Virginia-based company specializing in business intelligence, experienced a 6.29% increase and is now trading at $121. Notably, it holds the most significant amount of Bitcoin among all other entities.

Meanwhile, the stocks of Silvergate Capital (SICP) have dropped by over 5% – standing out as an exception amidst a vast expanse of positive market trends.

As a researcher, I’ve found that my exploration of the crypto sphere extends beyond just digital currencies themselves. I’m also keeping an eye on related stocks such as Riot Platforms (RIOT), Block (SQ – Jack Dorsey’s venture), and PayPal (PYPL). At the moment of writing, all these companies are showing positive trends.

As a crypto investor, I noticed this morning that Bitcoin has climbed to $55,422 according to CoinGecko, following a $3 increase over the past 24 hours. It’s encouraging to see it reclaim the $55,000 level during European trading hours.

Crypto traders are eagerly anticipating the release of the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, scheduled for Wednesday. This important figure could help traders and investors better understand whether the Federal Reserve will make a future interest rate adjustment.

Although there’s been a recent increase, Bitcoin’s current price is still about 6% lower than it was at the start of this month. It’s not surprising that it’s underperforming, as historically, September has been a challenging month for the cryptocurrency.

The flagship cryptocurrency is still up 32.2% on a year-to-date basis. 

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2024-09-09 19:25