Movement Alert|Strategy Rises 3.2% in Pre-Market Trading, Crypto Concept Stocks Extend Rally Momentum

Market Focus
Sep 18

On September 18, Strategy rose 3.2% in pre-market trading, trading at $136.45/share, with turnover of $13.25 million. The stock closed the prior session at $132.25 after gaining 4.81%, and the pre-market move extends the upward momentum seen across the crypto sector.

The rally follows a broad-based recovery in crypto concept stocks. On September 17, multiple crypto-linked names surged, with Bullish up over 8%, BitMine up over 7%, and Strategy up over 5%, alongside gains of over 4% in Circle, Coinbase, and Riot Platforms. This rebound came after the sector experienced a sharp sell-off on September 16 triggered by the failure of the Clarity Act in the Senate, which had sent Bitcoin down as much as 5.3% and dragged Coinbase down 12%, Circle down 13%, and Strategy down 8%.

Notably, despite the stock price recovery, the options market has shown persistent bearish positioning. On September 17, a cross-expiry double-sell call combination collected $1.48 million in premium, while on September 18, a $11.65 million deep in-the-money put purchase emerged as the session's most prominent directional bet, signaling institutional caution about sustainability of the rebound.

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