US stocks and cryptocurrency stocks fell, with Coinbase Global falling 1.3%, Bitfarms falling 3.2%, and Strategy falling 1.3%. ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF fell 2.8%, and iShares Bitcoin Trust fell 3.1%.
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