Most large cryptocurrencies decline as Polkadot declines

Most large cryptocurrencies were down during morning trading on Tuesday, with Polkadot
DOTUSD,
-0.11%
seeing the biggest change, falling 1.34% to $4.01.

Six additional currencies posted drops Tuesday. Solana
SOLUSD,
-0.78%
slid 0.98% to $19.26, and Bitcoin
BTCUSD,
+0.25%
slipped 0.52% to $26,177.60.

Uniswap
UNIUSD,
+1.39%
slipped 0.52% to $4.25, while Dogecoin
DOGEUSD,
+0.53%
inched down 0.40% to 6 cents. Ethereum
ETHUSD,
+0.26%
inched down 0.12% to $1,584.80.

Ripple
XRPUSD,
+0.12%,
which posted the smallest decrease, sank 0.12% to 50 cents

On the other hand, two cryptos posted increases, with Cardano
ADAUSD,
+0.05%
seeing the largest rise at 0.45% to 25 cents. Polygon
MATICUSD,
-0.64%
climbed 0.06% to 52 cents.

In crypto-related company news, shares of Coinbase Global Inc.
COIN,
-1.71%
slid 0.25% to $71.57, while MicroStrategy Inc.
MSTR,
-3.14%
slipped 0.87% to $324.77. Riot Platforms Inc.
RIOT,
-2.16%
shares declined 1.08% to $9.16, and shares of Marathon Digital Holdings Inc.
MARA,
-3.62%
inched down 0.47% to $8.52.

Overstock.com Inc.
OSTK,
-5.72%
fell 2.60% to $16.85, while Block Inc.
SQ,
-1.71%
slid 0.33% to $45.44 and Tesla Inc.
TSLA,
-1.16%
inched down 0.99% to $244.54.

PayPal Holdings Inc.
PYPL,
+0.12%
inched down 0.37% to $58.65, and Ebang International Holdings Inc.
EBON,
+1.19%
shares declined 2.91% to $7.35. NVIDIA Corp.
NVDA,
-0.74%
inched down 0.87% to $418.55, and Advanced Micro Devices Inc.
AMD,
-1.46%
sank 0.72% to $96.68.

In the fund space, the Bitwise Crypto Industry Innovators ETF
BITQ,
-2.87%,
which is focused on pure-play crypto companies, sank 0.60% to $6.58. Blockchain-focused Amplify Transformational Data Sharing ETF
BLOK,
-2.26%
slipped 0.90% to $19.74. Grayscale Bitcoin Trust
GBTC,
-1.52%,
which tracks the Bitcoin market price, slipped 0.87% to $18.29.


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