Crypto stocks tumble: Strategy, Coinbase, and MARA Holdings sink as BTC touches new 2025 low

• Bitcoin slumped as much as 5.5% earlier in the day.
• The drop marked Bitcoin’s lowest level of the year.
• Shares of major corporate Bitcoin holder MicroStrategy (MSTR) tumbled over 10%.

Crypto stocks listed in the US plunged sharply on Monday, tracking Bitcoin’s steep fall to a new 2025 low.

Rising global trade tensions and fears of an escalating tariff war spooked investors, triggering a widespread sell-off in risk assets, including cryptocurrencies and crypto-related stocks .

Bitcoin (BTC-USD) slumped as much as 5.5% earlier in the day before paring some losses to trade 2.1% lower.

The drop marked Bitcoin’s lowest level of the year, further unsettling the crypto market.

Shares of major corporate Bitcoin holder MicroStrategy (MSTR) tumbled over 10% in premarket trading.

Leading crypto exchange Coinbase (COIN) also slid 7%, while popular online brokerage Robinhood (HOOD) lost 10.5% after Barclays downgraded its price target .

The brokerage’s reliance on crypto trading revenue has raised concerns amid the ongoing market volatility.

Crypto mining stocks were hit even harder. MARA Holdings (MARA) plunged 11%, and CleanSpark (CLSK) dropped 10%, reflecting growing investor caution around digital asset mining companies as Bitcoin prices falter.

Elsewhere, GameStop (GME), which recently added Bitcoin to its corporate treasury strategy, fell around 4%, highlighting how broader crypto market weakness is spilling into adjacent sectors.

Although crypto companies are not directly impacted by new tariffs, the sweeping trade barriers—the most significant in over a century—are damaging overall investor confidence, putting additional pressure on volatile assets like Bitcoin, altcoins, and blockchain-related equities.

As Bitcoin struggles to regain footing, the broader crypto market and associated stocks could remain under pressure, especially if global trade tensions continue to escalate.