- Bitcoin held above $93,000 as crypto equities were largely unchanged in after-hours trading on Monday.
- Strategy (MSTR) added 1,287 BTC to its treasury and boosted its cash reserve to $2.25 billion.
- Strive (ASST) purchased 101.8 BTC at an average cost of about $94,525 per coin and now holds roughly 7,626 BTC.
- Bitmine Immersion Technology (BMNR) acquired 32,977 ETH last week, bringing its total to about 4.14 million ETH and plans a shareholder vote to authorize 50 billion shares on January 14.
- Goldman Sachs issued a sector note that was described as “selectively constructive”, upgrading Coinbase (COIN) to “Buy” with a $303 target and downgrading EToro Group (ETOR) to “Neutral”.
Shares of crypto-linked firms traded little changed in after-hours action Monday as Bitcoin stayed above $93,000 amid broader market stabilization. Several public companies increased digital-asset holdings or adjusted capital positions, prompting shifts in retail sentiment and analyst coverage.
Strategy (MSTR) added 1,287 Bitcoin to its treasury on Monday, bringing its total to 673,783 BTC. The company also raised its U.S. dollar reserve by $62 million to about $2.25 billion. Retail sentiment on a social trading platform moved around MSTR’s stock to “extremely bullish” from “neutral”, and chatter rose from “normal” to “high”.
Strive (ASST) announced it acquired 101.8 BTC over the past month at an average cost near $94,525 per coin. The firm now holds roughly 7,626 BTC. ASST shares jumped after regular trading, and retail sentiment on the social platform improved to “extremely bullish” from “bullish”, with chatter increasing to “high”.
Bitmine Immersion Technology (BMNR) said it bought 32,977 ETH in the past week, bringing total holdings to about 4.14 million ETH. The company is seeking shareholder approval on January 14 to raise its authorized share count to 50 billion to allow flexibility for potential stock splits tied to Ethereum’s market performance. Retail sentiment around BMNR remained “bullish” with chatter at “high” levels.
In a sector note, Goldman Sachs described its view on brokers and crypto-related firms as “selectively constructive”, forecasting roughly 10% year-over-year revenue growth for 2026. The bank upgraded Coinbase (COIN) to “Buy” and set a $303 price target, downgraded eToro Group (ETOR) to “Neutral”, and flagged Robinhood (HOOD), Interactive Brokers (IBKR), and Figure Technology Solutions (FIGR) as top buy-rated names. The note also cited potential legislative catalysts for tokenized equities in early 2026.
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