On September 4, U.S. stock market crypto reserve companies fell broadly, including: American Bitcoin (ABTC) falling 17.2%; Strategy (MSTR) falling 2.62%; SharpLink Gaming (SBET) falling 7.77%; Bitmine (BMNR) falling 7.2%; BTCS (BTCS) falling 3.79%; ALT5 Sigma (ALTS) falling 15.18%. Previously reported, Nasdaq is strengthening its review of the cryptocurrency investment behavior of its listed companies. Some companies had raised funds to purchase crypto assets in order to enhance their stock price performance. However, Nasdaq expressed concern over this behavior, believing it may mislead investors, and thus decided to strengthen regulatory efforts. Currently, Nasdaq has not publicly disclosed specific regulatory measures, but it is expected to require related companies to disclose detailed information about their crypto asset investments, including investment scale, strategy, and potential risks. Additionally, Nasdaq may conduct special reviews of companies that frequently engage in crypto asset trading to ensure their behavior complies with market norms.
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The US stock market's encryption reserve companies fell, ABTC fell over 17%.
On September 4, U.S. stock market crypto reserve companies fell broadly, including: American Bitcoin (ABTC) falling 17.2%; Strategy (MSTR) falling 2.62%; SharpLink Gaming (SBET) falling 7.77%; Bitmine (BMNR) falling 7.2%; BTCS (BTCS) falling 3.79%; ALT5 Sigma (ALTS) falling 15.18%. Previously reported, Nasdaq is strengthening its review of the cryptocurrency investment behavior of its listed companies. Some companies had raised funds to purchase crypto assets in order to enhance their stock price performance. However, Nasdaq expressed concern over this behavior, believing it may mislead investors, and thus decided to strengthen regulatory efforts. Currently, Nasdaq has not publicly disclosed specific regulatory measures, but it is expected to require related companies to disclose detailed information about their crypto asset investments, including investment scale, strategy, and potential risks. Additionally, Nasdaq may conduct special reviews of companies that frequently engage in crypto asset trading to ensure their behavior complies with market norms.