3 US Crypto Stocks Primed for Explosive Moves This Week
Crypto meets Wall Street—where volatility breeds opportunity. These three US-listed stocks are dancing with Bitcoin's momentum, offering traders a leveraged play on digital asset mania.
MicroStrategy: The Bitcoin Proxy
Michael Saylor's software-turned-BTC-hoarding vehicle keeps doubling down—now holding over 1% of all Bitcoin. When crypto rallies, MSTR outperforms. When it crashes? Well... at least they've got those legacy enterprise clients.
Coinbase: The Regulated Gambling Hall
Retail traders' favorite on-ramp keeps printing money from spreads and staking—when the SEC isn't suing them. Q2 earnings could surprise if crypto volumes stayed hot through July.
Marathon Digital: The Miner Playing With Fire
This pure-play Bitcoin miner runs hotter than a rig at maximum hashrate. With halving effects now priced in, any BTC surge sends MARA parabolic. Just don't look at their energy bills.
Remember: These aren't investments—they're speculative vehicles for degenerates who think 'stock beta' is too boring. Happy trading!
Galaxy Digital Inc. (GLXY)
GLXY closed Friday at $27.13, up 4%. This was driven by growing investor Optimism ahead of its upcoming earnings report.
The company announced on July 15 that it will release its Q2 2025 financial results on August 5, before markets open. Galaxy CEO Michael Novogratz and the management team will host an earnings call the same day at 8:30 AM ET to provide updates on the firm’s performance and strategic outlook.
In pre-market trading today, GLXY trades at $29. A surge in investor demand following the opening bell could drive the stock toward $30.
On the other hand, any selling pressure may send it below $28.20.
RYVYL Inc. (RVYL)
RYVYL Inc. shares closed Friday’s session at $0.33, marking a 5.10% gain. This came a few days after the company announced the successful closing of its public offering.
The San Diego-based fintech firm raised approximately $6 million through the sale of 15.38 million shares of common stock and accompanying warrants priced at $0.39 per share. The warrants are immediately exercisable and expire in five years.
In pre-market trading today, RVYL trades at $0.34. The stock could rally toward $0.45 if demand accelerates once markets open.
However, if bullish momentum fades, RVYL risks sliding below the $0.30 support level.
Digi Power X (DGXX)
DGXX surged by 7.51% to close at $3.58 on Friday. This came after the company announced a definitive purchase order with Super Micro Computer, Inc. to supply Nvidia B200-powered systems for its new NeoCloud platform.
During Monday’s pre-market session, DGXX trades at $3.54. If buying activity grows when markets open, the stock could rally toward $3.67.
However, a drop in buying pressure could trigger a decline to below $3.14.
