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Noticed that at the end of February, the American market opened in the red. The Dow Jones was down 0.75%, the S&P 500 down 0.82%, and the NASDAQ fell even more — by 1.2%. It was interesting to watch Amazon that day — shares dropped 0.44% after announcing a major partnership with OpenAI. The company invested 50 billion in OpenAI's new funding round, but the market didn't really appreciate it.
But the biggest losses were in crypto-related stocks. MSTR lost 2.63%, COIN fell 3.12%, then CRCL dropped 3.21%, SBET declined 3.61%. The biggest drop was BMNR with a minus of 3.69%. Apparently, the wave of sell-offs affected the entire sector. When the main market falls, crypto stocks usually fall even more — this is a pattern I've noticed for a long time.