Several crypto-related stocks are trading lower in Friday's pre-market session, with coinbase moving down by 6.91% while MarathonDH is down by 11.23%. Reporting by oknightcrypto.
Cryptocurrency-related stocks are trading significantly lower in Friday's pre-market session as bitcoin begins to lose bullish momentum.
Coinbase , meanwhile, is trading at $77.81, a 6.91% decline from Thursday's close of $85.44. MicroStrategy , which is one of the largest holders of bitcoin, has seen its stock drop to $297.68, 8.23% lower than yesterday's close.
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