Shares of cryptocurrency-linked names were rallying sharply in Tuesday morning action as the prices of bitcoin and other digital assets rocketed.
Coinbase Global Inc. COIN shares were up 7.8% in morning activity, after rising as much as 11.8% earlier in the session.Coinbase Global Inc. COIN shares were up 7.8% in morning activity, after rising as much as 11.8% earlier in the session.
The rallies in crypto-related stocks come as Bitcoin BTCUSD was up more than 7% Tuesday morning, while Ethereum ETHUSD was up more than 4%.
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