This week, the spotlight in the U.S. stock market shines on three major players in the cryptocurrency sector: Coinbase (COIN), Galaxy Digital (GLXY), and Strategy Incorporated (MSTR). These companies have recently experienced significant developments, which are drawing attention from investors.

Coinbase has officially become part of the S&P 500 index, marking a significant achievement for the digital asset exchange. At the time of writing, COIN is trading slightly lower, with a decrease of 0.72%. Over the past five days, however, the stock has seen a substantial gain of 27.66%, reflecting robust short-term momentum and positive investor sentiment ahead of the announcement. This upward movement occurred despite lingering concerns about a recent data breach that affected less than 1% of users. The breach was linked to unauthorized overseas contractors who leaked sensitive data such as names and partially masked Social Security numbers. Coinbase chose not to comply with the attackers' demand for a $20 million ransom but instead offered the same amount as a reward for information leading to their capture.

From a technical analysis perspective, COIN is encountering resistance around $265, where bullish exponential moving averages (EMAs) remain intact. A successful breakout above this level could propel the stock towards $302. Conversely, if the current pullback persists, support levels at $233 and $211.76 might be tested.

Galaxy Digital, established by Mike Novogratz, commenced trading on the Nasdaq last Friday under the ticker symbol GLXY, starting at $23.50 per share. This listing concludes a four-year struggle with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which Novogratz characterized as both arduous and costly. Now publicly traded, the company aims to capitalize on its role at the crossroads of two rapidly growing industries: cryptocurrencies and artificial intelligence—sectors Novogratz views as pivotal to Galaxy's long-term value. If momentum remains strong, GLXY might soon challenge resistance at $25.25, potentially breaking out towards $30 in the near future. Nevertheless, the support at $23.86 is critical; failure to hold this level could result in a decline to $22.11 or even below $20.

Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, has purchased an additional 7,390 bitcoins at an average cost of $103,498 per coin, increasing its total Bitcoin holdings to 576,230 BTC. The company has achieved a year-to-date return on its Bitcoin investments of 16.3% in 2025, underscoring its unwavering belief in Bitcoin as a cornerstone treasury asset. This latest acquisition strengthens Strategy's status as the largest public owner of Bitcoin.

MSTR stock is currently trading just beneath a key resistance point at $404.38, with its Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 53.79, down from 67.51 six days earlier, indicating a slight reduction in momentum. Should the resistance be overcome, MSTR could advance toward the subsequent target at $437.61. Alternatively, should the trend reverse and selling pressure intensify, a retreat to the $383 support level becomes probable. Breaking below that threshold might lead to a more pronounced correction down to $356.

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