MARA Holdings, Strategy Incorporated (MSTR), and Galaxy Digital (GLXY) are the three most notable U.S. cryptocurrency stocks today. MARA is aggressively expanding in Bitcoin mining and AI infrastructure, and Strategy has added 4,020 BTC, bringing its total Bitcoin holdings to 580,000 BTC.
Galaxy Digital is experiencing initial volatility after its Nasdaq debut but is unanimously rated as a "strong buy" by analysts. All three stocks are trading near key technical levels that could determine their short-term direction.
MARA Holdings (MARA)
MARA Holdings is attracting attention as a high-risk, high-reward stock due to its aggressive expansion into Bitcoin mining and artificial intelligence infrastructure.
While Q1 2025 results were mixed, the company has increased its Bitcoin holdings by over 170% in the past year and nearly doubled its mining capacity.
MARA is also strategically entering the AI field by developing a major data center in Ohio to support AI applications and broaden its revenue potential.
Analysts maintain cautious optimism, emphasizing the importance of monitoring Bitcoin price trends and regulatory developments, which could significantly impact the company's performance.
MARA closed at $14.73, down 5.88% last Friday, but recovered 2.38% in pre-market trading. The stock is currently near a critical support level, which if broken, could target the next decline at $12.63.
However, if the trend reverses, MARA could potentially rise to $16.70. Of the 17 analysts covering the stock, 7 recommend a strong buy, 9 recommend holding, and 1 recommends a strong sell.
The one-year average target price is $20.27, indicating a potential upside of 37.61%, making MARA an attractive option for investors willing to take high risks.
Strategy Incorporated (MSTR)
Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, is again in the spotlight with bold moves in the cryptocurrency space—purchasing 4,020 Bitcoin for $427 million between May 19-25, 2025.
This brings the company's total holdings to 580,250 BTC, valued at $40.6 billion, establishing itself as the largest public traded Bitcoin holder globally.
Controlling nearly 3% of Bitcoin, Strategy continues to significantly influence market sentiment and remains a key driver of corporate adoption in the digital asset space.
MSTR stock dropped 7.5% last Friday but rebounded 2.71% in pre-market trading, showing a year-to-date increase of 27.58%.
The $362 level is a critical support, with a potential move to $343 if breached. However, overcoming the $383 resistance could open a path to retesting the $404 area and potentially recovering the $400 level.
Galaxy Digital (GLXY)
Galaxy Digital (GLXY) had a mixed start after its Nasdaq debut, declining 2.34% overall and dropping 6.17% last Friday. However, it showed signs of stabilization with a 1.09% increase in pre-market trading.
Despite the volatility, analyst opinions are overwhelmingly positive—GLXY has received a unanimous "strong buy" rating from all 9 analysts.
From a technical perspective, GLXY is approaching a critical moment. If recent corrections intensify, the stock could test the $21.20 support level. Conversely, if buyers intervene and the uptrend resumes, GLXY could first test the $23.42 resistance.
Surpassing this could enable a move to $24.99. The 9 analysts have set a one-year target price of $27.71 for GLXY, anticipating a potential upside of 20.73%.
