The U.S. stock market opened with a decline across cryptocurrency-related stocks, CRCL down 2.80%

The U.S. stock market opened with a decline across cryptocurrency-related stocks, CRCL down 2.80%

2025-12-10 22:37

ChainThink News, December 10, U.S. stocks opened flat, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average flat, the S&P 500 down 0.05%, and the Nasdaq Composite down 0.18%.


In the cryptocurrency-related stock sector, MSTR declined 1.76%, CRCL dropped 2.80%, COIN fell 1.48%, SBET slipped 1.13%, and BMNR decreased 1.44%.

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