Bitcoin Mining Stocks Plummet Over 27% Despite BTC Rally

This could be due to upcoming halving while hinting that it could be another “great opportunity” to acquire cheap mining stocks.

Over the last three trading days, Bitcoin mining stocks have dropped almost 27%, despite a recent Bitcoin rally that saw a top of $64,000.

Marathon Digital Holdings (MARA) has fallen to 18.5%, and Riot Platforms (RIOT) has plunged to 21.9% since Feb 27, according to data from Google Finance. CleanSpark (CLSK) dropped to 27.5%, while TeraWulf (WULF) also slumped to 25.4%.

One analyst suggests this drop might be due to unwarranted concerns about the upcoming halving and hints that this could present a good opportunity to buy these stocks at a low price.

Instead, Bitcoin skyrocketed from $51,000 to an all-time high of $64,000 and is currently settled at $61,350.

What's going on with Bitcoin miners? $WGMI, a Bitcoin miners ETF is down 22% from its high just two days ago. Is this a sign of trouble ahead for #Bitcoin itself and for all of those new #BitcoinETFs?
— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) March 1, 2024

A crypto trader named “Chris” mentioned on Twitter that he initially invested in CleanSpark but changed his stance on miners as Bitcoin approached to $65,000.

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