3 Crypto Stocks Primed for Major Moves in September’s Final Week
Crypto markets brace for volatility as institutional money floods the sector.
Portfolio Positioning for Q4
With traditional finance finally catching up to blockchain innovation, these three stocks represent critical exposure points. Mining operations trading at historic discounts, exchange platforms capturing record volume, and blockchain infrastructure plays dominating their niches.
Institutional Adoption Accelerates
Wall Street's sudden embrace of digital assets creates unprecedented momentum. Major banks now offering crypto custody services, hedge funds allocating 5-10% to digital assets, and regulatory clarity emerging from key jurisdictions.
The Regulatory Landscape Shifts
Recent FSA guidelines in Japan and EU's MiCA framework provide much-needed certainty. Though let's be honest—regulators are still playing catch-up while traders profit from the ambiguity.
Technical Breakouts Imminent
Chart patterns suggest several crypto-correlated stocks approach decisive levels. Relative strength indicators flashing bullish divergences despite broader market weakness.
Because nothing says 'financial revolution' like watching traditional stocks try to capitalize on decentralized technology they fundamentally don't understand.
VivoPower International PLC (VVPR)
VivoPower International shares closed Friday’s trading session at $4.83, down 4.45% that day. Despite the dip, VVPR could record gains this week due to significant developments in VivoPower’s crypto-forward strategy.
On September 18, the company announced a partnership with Confirmo, a leading global stablecoin payment platform. This collaboration will enable VivoPower to process employee payments via stablecoins. The initiative is also positioned as a foundation for broader treasury and B2B payment applications.
If this MOVE triggers excitement among shareholders and demand climbs this week, VVPR’s stock could strengthen above $5.62.
Conversely, if selling pressure intensifies, shares could slip below $4.73, making this week a potentially volatile period for VVPR.
HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd. (HIVE)
HIVE also traded down on Friday, closing at $3.79, down by 1.3%. Despite this, the stock could see some gains this week as BUZZ High Performance Computing (BUZZ HPC), a wholly owned subsidiary of HIVE Digital, confirms expansion in high-performance computing.
On September 18, HIVE Digital announced BUZZ HPC’s acquisition of a 7.2-megawatt data centre site in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). This facility will be the foundation for a Tier III+ data centre designed for AI workloads, providing colocation services to enterprises, institutions, and governments.
This move positions HIVE Digital as one of the companies at the forefront of AI cloud services and high-performance computing, making it a stock to watch as market sentiment evolves this week.
HIVE could strengthen above $3.92 if buying activity accelerates as the week progresses.
Conversely, the shares could dip below $3.36 if selling pressure intensifies.
Coinbase (COIN)
COIN fell by 0.20% to close Friday at $342.46. While the stock finished the week inching lower, traders should pay close attention to COIN this week, as the company’s CEO recently outlined ambitious plans that could drive up its value.
In an interview on Fox Business two days ago, CEO Brian Armstrong shared his vision for a “financial super app” to replace traditional banking services using cryptocurrency technology.
Armstrong explained that Coinbase aims to become users’ primary financial account, offering all the services typically provided by banks and fintech companies, but delivered via crypto infrastructure for faster and cheaper transactions.
Excitement around these coming developments could drive up COIN’s value. If demand for the stock surges, its price could strengthen toward $361.
Conversely, the shares’ value could slip below $329.26 if a broader selloff emerges.
