3 US Crypto Stocks to Watch Today
With Bitcoin's movement cooling off, focus shifts to U.S.-listed crypto stocks like Bit Digital, IREN Limited, and Greenidge Generation, each showing significant pre-market growth.
After a modest uptick in trading activity across the crypto market yesterday, momentum appears to be cooling off slightly today.
With Bitcoin and several altcoins trading sideways or posting modest losses, here are three U.S.-listed crypto stocks to watch as they show interesting pre-market movement with positive catalysts.
Bit Digital (BTBT)
Bit Digital shares are trading sharply higher after the company announced a successful $172 million public equity raise and a strategic pivot from Bitcoin to Ethereum.
The move marks a major shift in corporate crypto strategy. Bit Digital sold approximately 280 BTC to expand its ETH holdings further, now totaling 100,603 ETH, up from 24,434 ETH at the end of Q1 2025.
BTBT trades at $3.78 during today’s pre-market trading session. If demand climbs at market open, the stock could hit $3.92.
BTBT Price Analysis. Source:
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Conversely, a pullback could push it below $3.44.
IREN Limited (IREN)
Yesterday, IREN Limited released its June 2025 update, reporting monthly revenue and hardware profit, hitting a 50 EH/s Bitcoin hashrate milestone, and announcing the expansion of its AI Cloud unit with ~2,400 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs.
In June, IREN mined 620 BTC at an improved revenue rate of $105,730 per Bitcoin, with hardware profit rising to $49.2 million—up from $47.8 million in May. Hardware profit margins stood at 75% for its Bitcoin mining operations and a staggering 98% in AI Cloud Services.
During pre-market trading today, IREN shares have climbed to $17.39, up from a previous close of $17.03. If buying continues when the market opens, the price could reach $18.54.
IREN Price Analysis. Source:
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However, if momentum fades, a pullback below $15.37 remains possible.
Greenidge Generation Holdings Inc. (GREE)
Greenidge Generation recently announced early results from its tender and exchange offers for its outstanding 8.5% Senior Notes due 2026. The company also increased its cash payment limit for the tender option, signaling stronger-than-expected participation.
The positive response has lifted investor sentiment, pushing the stock up 3.29% to $1.57 during Monday’s trading session.
GREE Price Analysis. Source:
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GREE could test resistance at $1.71 if demand surges at the market open. However, weak follow-through could see the price dip below $1.54.
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