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U.S. Stocks Open Lower as Crypto-Related Shares Mostly Decline

At the U.S. market open, most crypto-related equities fell more sharply than previously reported, while Solana rose 1.42% against the broader sector trend, according to msx.com data.

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Fact Check
The claim is well supported by the contemporaneous opening-market reports in 美股开盘加密板块多数下跌， Circle (CRCL) 跌幅近 1.5% and 美股开盘，纳指跌0.09%. Both state that the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq opened modestly lower and that crypto-related stocks were broadly down. The Odaily report specifically names Circle, Coinbase, and Strategy as lower at the open. Later-session pieces, 美股三大指数涨跌不一，加密概念股普跌 and 美股收盘加密板块普跌， CRCL 跌超 4.22%, are consistent with continued weakness in crypto-linked shares, though they are less directly tied to the opening moment. Confidence is medium rather than high because the evidence in this run comes from market-news aggregators rather than an official exchange or directly sourced market tape page.
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Summary

U.S. stocks opened mixed, while most crypto-related equities declined at the open. According to msx.com data, Strategy fell 3.36%, Coinbase dropped 2.89%, Bitmine lost 2.51%, Circle slipped 1.61%, and SharpLink declined 1.39%. Solana bucked the broader trend, rising 1.42%. The updated figures indicate a weaker start for several digital-asset-linked names even as not all crypto-related stocks moved in the same direction.

Terms & Concepts
  • Crypto-related equities: Publicly traded shares of companies whose businesses or market performance are linked to digital assets, trading platforms, mining, or other blockchain activity.