How $MSTR, $ASST, and $GLXY sparked a surge across Bitcoin treasury stocks
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While Bitcoin [BTC] continues to grab most of the headlines, a more complicated story is developing in the wider crypto market. According to CoinMarketCap, the total crypto market value has risen slightly by 1.07% in the past 24 hours, showing slow but steady improvement in investor confidence. However, this small recovery hides the growing challenges faced by big companies that hold large amounts of Bitcoin. For these firms, the market rebound is not just about making profits. It is also a test of how well they can handle sharp price swings, strict regulations, and nervous shareholders. Once a company becomes closely tied to Bitcoin, these pressures remain, no matter whether prices are rising or falling. Right now, the crypto market is showing mixed signals. On social media, interest is rising fast. But behind the scenes, technical data and institutional activity remain weak. Bitcoin treasury firms gain traction online According to LunarCrush, online discussion around major Bitcoin-focused companies is growing quickly, led by Strategy, Strive Asset Management, and Galaxy Digital. Source: LunarCrush This surge in online hype raises an important question: have these stocks finally found support, or is this just a short-term bounce in a falling market? At first glance, daily prices look positive. Strategy’s MSTR recently jumped nearly 9% in one day, while Strive’s ASST and Galaxy Digital’s GLXY also posted gains of around 7%. This gave investors some hope. But when we look at the bigger picture, the situation is still weak. Over the past month, MSTR is down more than 21%, and ASST was down by over 57%. Whereas GLXY saw a downturn of 32%. This shows that recent gains have not erased the heavy losses. What about Bitcoin? A similar pattern can be seen in Bitcoin. Although BTC has risen slightly and is trading near $70,400,…
Filed under: News - @ February 15, 2026 5:14 pm