3 US Crypto Stocks Poised for a Rebound After $20 Billion Market Selloff

Last Friday’s crypto market crash, fueled by renewed US-China tariff tensions, erased more than $20 billion in liquidations, shaking both digital assets and crypto-related equities. Yet, as optimism slowly returns, several crypto-linked stocks show signs of recovery this week.

Galaxy Digital Inc. (GLXY) ended last Friday at $39.38, down 7%, mirroring the broader crypto selloff. However, a $460 million strategic investment from a major global asset manager could turn the tide. The deal includes 9,027,778 shares purchased directly from Galaxy and 3,750,000 shares from executives, including CEO Mike Novogratz, priced at $36 each. Pending regulatory approval from the Toronto Stock Exchange, the investment is set to close this week. With pre-market trading showing GLXY at $40.60, a move toward $44.33 could follow if investor sentiment strengthens. However, a downturn could push prices below $36.60.

LQWD Technologies Corp. (LQWD) also dipped 5% last Friday amid heavy selling pressure. Earlier this month, the company completed a 60-day Lightning Network yield test, scaling BTC deployment to over 47.1 BTC and achieving an 8.9% annualized yield. CEO Shone Anstey highlighted that yields improve as Bitcoin usage increases. With improved sentiment, LQWD could rise toward $3.29, though extended weakness may drag it to $0.91.

Soluna Holdings, Inc. (SLNH) closed at $2.41, down 6%, but gained early interest after announcing a new partnership with KULR Technology Group, Inc. Soluna will host 3.3 MW of Bitcoin mining capacity for KULR at its Project Sophie site in Kentucky—its first deal with a Bitcoin treasury company. Pre-market trading pushed shares to $2.54, with potential gains toward $3.10 if momentum holds. On the downside, further selloffs may see SLNH test support near $2.06.