Crypto US stocks are showing mixed signals amid the escalating Iran-Israel conflict, with Circle (CRCL), Galaxy Digital (GLXY), and Riot Platforms (RIOT) all reacting to heightened market volatility. CRCL has surged over 250% since its IPO and is approaching a key resistance at $118.95.
In contrast, GLXY has been down more than 21% since its Nasdaq debut, while RIOT dropped over 9% in the last 24 hours, in tandem with Bitcoin’s pullback.
Circle Internet Group (CRCL)
Circle’s USDC stablecoin is now live on the XRP Ledger, marking a major step in cross-chain integration and stablecoin adoption.
The native launch—requiring no bridges—brings USDC directly to XRPL’s fast, low-cost infrastructure, allowing institutions and developers to access liquidity through Circle APIs and Circle Mint.
Ripple and Circle emphasized their shared focus on regulatory compliance and financial accessibility. Ripple aims to capture 14% of global SWIFT liquidity by 2030.
Meanwhile, Circle’s stock (CRCL) has surged more than 250% since its IPO, riding the momentum from its expanding stablecoin footprint and successful integrations.
Price action is now approaching key technical levels, with resistance at $118.95 in sight—if broken, a push to $123.25 could follow. However, if the support at $106.30 fails, CRCL could retrace to $101.51.
Galaxy Digital (GLXY)
Galaxy Digital (GLXY) has struggled to gain momentum since debuting on the Nasdaq, currently down more than 7.4% over the last five days and over 21% since its listing.
Despite this price weakness, Galaxy CEO Mike Novogratz remains deeply bullish on Bitcoin. In a recent CNBC interview, he stated that “Bitcoin will replace gold” and could eventually reach $1,000,000. He described Bitcoin as a fully institutionalized macro asset benefiting from a global shift away from the U.S. dollar.
Technically, GLXY is nearing a key support zone. If the current downtrend continues, the stock could test $18.27, and a break below that may push it down to $17.99.
On the upside, a reversal could see GLXY retest resistance at $18.77. If that level is cleared with strength, the next targets would be $19.56 and $20.11.
Riot Platforms (RIOT)
Riot Platforms (RIOT) has remained active on multiple strategic fronts, despite recent market pressure. The company recently appointed Jonathan Gibbs as its new Director of Data Center, signaling a major step toward expanding its digital infrastructure beyond Bitcoin mining.
With over 15 years of experience and a track record across North America, Europe, and Asia, Gibbs will lead Riot’s push into artificial intelligence and cloud data center markets—an effort backed by a pipeline of 1.7 gigawatts in available power.
At the same time, Riot recently disclosed it reduced its stake in Bitfarms to 14.3%, possibly reallocating resources to fund its long-term pivot toward broader tech infrastructure, including hyperscale data centers and AI-driven platforms.
Still, RIOT’s stock has taken a sharp hit, dropping more than 9% in the last 24 hours as Bitcoin declined amid rising geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran.
If sentiment recovers, the stock could rebound toward resistance at $10.86—and if that level breaks, a move toward higher ground may follow.
On the downside, continued weakness could push RIOT toward support at $9.52, and a break below that would expose it to deeper losses near $7.93.
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