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Aug 19, 2026
4min read
byGodfrey Benjamin
forThe Coin Republic
<img src="https://cryptoz7.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/image_10.png” alt=”Crypto Stocks To Watch This Week: MSTR, COIN, And BMNR”>
Crypto stocks MSTR, COIN and BMNR fell on Aug 14 with MSTR down 4.18% to $93.04 (market cap $36.42B, avg vol 16.49M), COIN down 3.53% to $148.47 (market cap $39.17B, avg vol 7.28M) and BMNR down 1.15% to $18.08 (market cap $10.91B, avg vol 33M). Pre-market showed small recoveries (MSTR $93.70 +0.71%, COIN $149.70 +0.83%, BMNR $18.19 +0.61%) but all remain well below 52-week highs and the resurfacing of a bearish 2011 Bitcoin post has intensified downside sentiment, underscoring ongoing risk for crypto stocks, CEX exposure and investor adoption dynamics.
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Key Insights:
- Crypto stocks MSTR, COIN, and BMNR closed lower as investors watched fresh market pressure and an old bearish Bitcoin post resurfaced.
- MSTR fell 4.18% to $93.04, while COIN dropped 3.53% and BMNR declined 1.15% in the latest session.
- Pre-market moves turned positive for all three stocks, but each remains well below its reported 52-week high.
Crypto stocks are under pressure after a weak session left MSTR, COIN, and BMNR lower on Friday, sparking discussions among market participants. So, here we explore the recent performances of the assets and see how they have performed as investors stay on the sidelines.
Meanwhile, all targets and technical levels referenced in this article are analytical estimates and are subject to change as market conditions evolve. They do not constitute guarantees of future price performance.
Cryptocurrency investments carry significant risk, and this content should not be considered financial advice. Readers should perform their own due diligence before making investment decisions.
Crypto Stocks Face A Weak Close
Crypto stocks ended the latest session with notable losses, led by Strategy Inc Class A, known by its MSTR ticker. MSTR closed at $93.04 for the day, Google Finance data showed.
The stock opened at $94.98 and reached a high of $95.08 before falling to a low of $91.67. Its market value stood at $36.42 billion, while average daily volume was listed at 16.49 million shares.
The move came as an old post from July 2011 began circulating again. In the post, a forum member said Bitcoin would never reach $20 again and explained that they had sold their Bitcoin position because they saw little upside and weak demand.
The writer also said only a major change in the economy could change that view. The post has little value as a current market forecast, but its return adds a familiar bearish voice to the discussion around crypto stocks.
Crypto Stocks: MSTR, COIN, And BMNR Faces Pressure
MSTR was not the only name lower. Coinbase Global Inc, trading as COIN, closed at $148.47, down 3.53%, or $5.43, Google Finance data showed.
It opened at $151.42 and reached $152.59 before touching a low of $147.86, Yahoo Finance data showed. Coinbase had a market value of $39.17 billion and an average volume of 7.28 million shares.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies, listed as BMNR in the market data shared, also finished lower. According to Google Finance data, BMNR stock fell 1.15%, or $0.21, to $18.08. The stock opened at $18.00, reached a high of $18.23, and fell to $17.40. Its market value was listed at $10.91 billion, with an average volume of 33 million shares.
The three crypto stocks also remain well below their reported 52-week highs. MSTR had a 52-week high of $372.62, COIN reached $402.16, and BMNR reached $65.60. Those figures show how far each stock has moved from its strongest level over the past year.
There are also differences in the trading profiles shown. MSTR had an average volume of 16.49 million shares, COIN had 7.28 million, while BMNR had 33 million. The figures show that the names have different trading activity. They give a clearer picture of the latest session than the old forum post, which was written long before these companies reached their current size.
What The Market Data Shows?
The numbers shared do not point to a single story across crypto stocks. All three names posted losses on August 14, but the size of the declines was different. MSTR recorded the largest daily percentage drop at 4.18%, followed by COIN at 3.53% and BMNR at 1.15%.
Pre-market trading showed a small change in direction for all three. MSTR was at $93.70, up 0.71%, while COIN stood at $149.70, up 0.83%. BMNR was at $18.19, up 0.61%. These moves were recorded before the next session and do not change the previous close.
The old Bitcoin post should also be treated carefully. It reflects one person’s view from 2011, not a current report on MSTR, COIN, or BMNR. Still, its message about weak demand and limited upside is similar to the concerns being raised by some investors today.
For anyone watching crypto stocks this week, MSTR, COIN, and BMNR stocks remain the three names highlighted by the market data provided. Their latest prices, recent losses, and distance from their 52-week highs are the clearest points available from the figures shared.
