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As of 2026-04-08 07:15, Riot Platforms (RIOT) is priced at $14,72, with a total market cap of $5,37B, a P/E ratio of -6,50, and a dividend yield of %0,00. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $13,17 and $14,80. The current price is %11,76 above the day's low and %0,54 below the day's high, with a trading volume of 14,17M. Over the past 52 weeks, RIOT has traded between $7,40 to $23,93, and the current price is -%38,48 away from the 52-week high.

RIOT Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$13,52
Market Cap$5,37B
Volume14,17M
P/E Ratio-6,50
Dividend Yield (TTM)%0,00
Dividend Amount$1,00
Diluted EPS (TTM)1,95
Net Income (FY)-$663,18M
Revenue (FY)$647,43M
Earnings Date2026-05-07
EPS Estimate0,33
Revenue Estimate$127,91M
Shares Outstanding397,91M
Beta (1Y)3.571
Ex-Dividend Date2017-10-12
Dividend Payment Date2017-10-18

About RIOT

Riot Platforms, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, operates as a Bitcoin mining company in the United States. The company operates in two segments, Bitcoin Mining and Engineering. It offers comprehensive and critical infrastructure for institutional-scale Bitcoin mining facilities in Rockdale and Navarro counties, Texas; and two Bitcoin mining sites in Paducah, Kentucky. The company also designs and manufactures power distribution equipment and custom engineered electrical products; and electricity distribution product design, manufacturing, and installation services for large-scale commercial and governmental customers, as well as data center, power generation, utility, water, industrial, and alternative energy markets. The company was founded in 2000 and is based in Castle Rock, Colorado.
SectorFinancial Services
IndustryFinancial - Capital Markets
CEOJason Les
HeadquartersCastle Rock,CO,US
Employees (FY)816,00
Average Revenue (1Y)$793,42K
Net Income per Employee-$812,72K

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2026-04-07 01:14

Riot Platforms Sells Additional 500 BTC Worth $34.87M

Gate News message, Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms has sold another 500 BTC valued at $34.87 million. Over the past 5 days, Riot Platforms has deposited a total of 1,500 BTC ($102.3 million) into NYDIG.

2026-04-03 07:03

Riot sold 3,778 bitcoins in the first quarter, cashing out nearly $300 million, with its holdings down 18% year over year

Gate News article: Bitcoin mining company Riot Platforms sold 3,778 bitcoins in the first quarter of 2026, cashing out about $289.5 million, with an average selling price of $76,626. After this reduction, its bitcoin holdings fell to 15,680 coins, down about 18% from a year earlier. On-chain data shows that the company further sold another 500 bitcoins in early April, continuing the down-inventory trend. From the production side, Riot mined 1,473 bitcoins in the first quarter, down 4% year over year. Against the backdrop of slower output combined with market volatility, funding pressure for miners has risen. Similar actions are not isolated. MARA Holdings sold 15,133 bitcoins in the same period, amounting to about $1.1 billion; Genius Group has already cleared its bitcoin reserves, and Nakamoto Holdings also reduced its holdings by about 284 bitcoins in March. Miners and enterprises collectively adjusting their asset structures reflects growing needs for short-term cash flow and balance-sheet management. On-chain data further reveals changes on the demand side. CryptoQuant’s report shows that as of the end of March, bitcoin’s apparent demand fell to negative 63,000 coins, indicating that overall market buying momentum has weakened. However, capital has not fully exited. Strategy bought 44,377 bitcoins in March alone, accounting for 94% of the total purchases made by listed companies; Japanese listed firm Metaplanet also increased its holdings by 5,075 bitcoins in the first quarter, bringing its total holdings to 40,177 coins. The current market shows characteristics of structural divergence: on one side, mining companies and some firms are choosing to reduce holdings due to operating pressure; on the other, a few institutions are continuing to accumulate. This trend toward concentration suggests that bitcoin demand has not disappeared, but has shifted toward participants with stronger financial capacity. In the short term, bitcoin’s price movement will still be driven by the interplay between supply releases and institutional absorption.

2026-04-03 03:02

Bitcoin mining firm Riot Platforms sold 3,778 BTC in Q1 2026, net revenue of $289.5 million

Gate News message: On April 3, Riot Platforms released its unaudited production and operations data for the first quarter of 2026. The quarter produced 1,473 BTC, with average daily production of 16.4 BTC, down 4% year over year. The company sold 3,778 BTC during the quarter, generating net revenue of $289.5 million, with an average selling price of $76,626. As of quarter-end, it held 15,680 BTC, including 5,802 restricted Bitcoins, down 18% year over year. In terms of hash rate, total deployed capacity reached 42.5 EH/s, up 26% year over year; average operational capacity was 36.4 EH/s, up 23% year over year. Equipment efficiency was 20.2 J/TH, improving 4% year over year. Total power credits reached $21.0 million, up 171% year over year, including demand response credits of $7.5 million, up 278% year over year. Total electricity costs declined to 3.0 cents per kWh, down 21% year over year.

2026-04-02 10:20

As the Bitcoin holding craze cools off, multiple companies and governments are carrying out large-scale sell-offs of their BTC reserves

Gate News Message: The Bitcoin holding frenzy is beginning to cool off, and multiple companies and governments have started selling off their reserves, increasing short-term volatility in the crypto market. Investors who entered on a large scale over the past two years are now exiting one after another, putting pressure on market sentiment. Taking Empery Digital (EMPD) as an example: on Wednesday, the company sold 370 Bitcoins at an average price of $66,632, cashing out about $24.70 million, which it used to repay term loans and release about 1,800 Bitcoins that had previously been pledged. The company currently holds 2,989 Bitcoins remaining. Since Empery established its Bitcoin reserves in July 2025, it once held roughly 4,000 Bitcoins; its share price has fallen 75% from its all-time high. The AI-driven Bitcoin education company Genius Group (GNS) has also cleared out all of its Bitcoin reserves. It recently sold its remaining 84 Bitcoins to repay debts of $8.5 million, and said it will replenish its reserves again when market conditions improve. Major miner Riot Platforms (RIOT) is also continuing to cut back. On Wednesday, it sold 500 Bitcoins worth about $34.13 million to support its transition to AI and high-performance computing businesses. In the last two months of 2025, Riot had sold about $200 million worth of Bitcoin. Its current holdings are about 17,500 Bitcoins, and its Bitcoin reserves still rank among the top in the industry. Meanwhile, the government of Bhutan continues to reduce its Bitcoin holdings, having sold a total of 3,103 Bitcoins. Just one transaction on March 30 liquidated 375 Bitcoins, further lowering its holdings. Previously, through state-supported mining projects, the country reached a peak in October 2024, holding more than 13,000 Bitcoins. Despite market concerns sparked by recent sell-offs, publicly listed Bitcoin custody companies still hold about 1,164,800 Bitcoins, accounting for more than 5% of total supply. As of the time of publication, the Bitcoin trading price is about $66,500, down more than 2% from 00:00 UTC, indicating that short-term market sentiment still faces pressure. (CoinDesk)

2026-04-02 10:10

Bitcoin whale activity: Riot sold 500 BTC, and Empire transferred 1,795 BTC to a CEX.

Gate News update: In recent weeks, the Bitcoin market has seen a fresh round of volatility, drawing attention as major institutional investors adjust their positions. Riot Platforms sold 500 Bitcoins, worth more than $34 million, to cover operating costs and lock in profits. At the same time, Empery Digital moved its remaining 1,795 Bitcoins to a CEX; the transaction is valued at roughly $122 million, signaling a major shift in its asset management strategy. These institutional moves highlight Bitcoin market liquidity and volatility. Miners selling part of their holdings can help provide short-term liquidity, while large transfers to exchanges may indicate an increase in potential future market activity. Investors closely monitor these developments to gauge market sentiment and price trends. Despite clear short-term fluctuations, these transactions reflect strategic positioning more than panic selling. The actions by Riot Platforms and Empery Digital also reflect a growing trend of institutional investors increasingly dominating the crypto market. As large holders adjust their positions, the scale of market capital and trading activity rise, which can also create downward pressure on prices. Traders often use the volatility from these large transactions to position themselves and optimize investment strategies. Analysts note that the Bitcoin market is entering a new phase driven by institutional behavior. In the short term, prices may be affected by selling pressure and changes in liquidity, but the long-term trend still depends on the overall market structure and capital flows. As institutional participation increases, the crypto market’s maturity and structural stability are improving in parallel. Overall, Riot Platforms’ and Empery Digital’s recent actions show how major participants manage risk and assets in a complex environment, while also providing reference signals for the market. Traders should pay attention to the motivations behind large Bitcoin transactions to seize potential opportunities and assess market direction.

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AYATTAC

AYATTAC

2 hours ago
#GateSquareAprilPostingChallenge 1. The Geopolitical Pivot: From "Civilization Ends" to Ceasefire The primary engine behind the move to $71,000+ was the dramatic shift in rhetoric regarding the US-Iran conflict. The Deadline Scare: On April 7, President Trump issued a stark 8:00 PM ET deadline for Iran to agree to terms, warning of extreme consequences. BTC dipped toward $67,000 as markets braced for escalation. The 14-Day Breathing Room: The tension broke when a two-week ceasefire was announced. The deal includes the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz (under military management), which is a massive relief for global energy markets. Market Reaction: Bitcoin surged nearly 5% within minutes of the news, hitting an intraday high of roughly $72,750 before stabilizing around $71,000. 2. The Mechanics: A $276 Million "Bears’ Nightmare" The rally wasn't just about news; it was about liquidations. Traders who were betting on a war-induced meltdown got trapped. The Squeeze: Over $276 million in leveraged short positions were liquidated in 24 hours. The Ratio: Short liquidations outpaced longs by nearly 3-to-1, creating a "forced buying" loop that propelled BTC through the $70,000 resistance level. Capital Inflow: Open Interest (OI) jumped 5–10% across major exchanges, suggesting that this isn't just a squeeze—fresh money is actually entering the park. 3. Institutional "Diamond Hands": MicroStrategy & Miners While the retail side panicked, the "Smart Money" was busy shopping the $60k-range dips. MicroStrategy (now Strategy Inc.): The company confirmed it added another 4,871 BTC for roughly $330 million (average price ~$67,718). They now sit on a staggering 766,970 BTC. The Miner Contrast: Interestingly, miners like MARA and Riot have been selling production. This indicates that while institutional holders are "HODLing," the people securing the network are liquidating to cover operational costs in a high-energy-price environment (Oil at $110/barrel isn't cheap for mining rigs). 4. The Technical "War Range" Analysts are currently calling this the $65,000 to $73,000 war range. Here are the levels that actually matter: The Floor ($65,000): This is the "war floor." If the ceasefire fails and the Strait of Hormuz is re-blocked, expect a violent retest of this level. The Ceiling ($73,000 - $75,000): Despite the $71k pump, BTC is still technically "trapped." Most analysts, including voices like Willy Woo, suggest we need a sustained close above $75,000 to confirm the bull market has officially restarted.#CryptoMarketRecovery #BTCBreaks$71000 #AnthropicLaunchesGlasswingProgram
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Falcon_Official

Falcon_Official

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#Gate广场四月发帖挑战 What's Actually Driving It, Why It's Fragile, and What Comes Next Crypto markets do not recover in straight lines. They recover through a series of sharp bounces, failed breakouts, reset periods, and then when the macro environment shifts enough a genuine sustained move higher that leaves most people who waited for "confirmation" already behind. Here is a complete, data-grounded breakdown of where the market stands right now, what is driving the recovery, and what the legitimate risks still are. Where Bitcoin and the Market Stand Right Now: As of the first week of April 2026, Bitcoin has been trading in a defined war range roughly $65,000 to $73,000 that has held since the US-Iran conflict escalated and disrupted the global macro backdrop. Within that range, the action has been volatile and directional based almost entirely on geopolitical news flow. Key price markers from verified reporting this week: - Bitcoin jumped 3% to $69,120 on Monday, April 6, after reports surfaced of US-Iran ceasefire talks - BTC climbed above $70,000 in the same session as contrarian bottoming signals and short liquidations accelerated - Bitcoin is now approximately 4% higher over the rolling 24-hour period covering the ceasefire announcement - Ethereum rose to approximately $2,168 in pre-market action on April 6 - XRP and Solana posted similar percentage gains alongside Bitcoin - $196 million in short positions were liquidated in a single 24-hour window with short liquidations outpacing longs nearly 3-to-1 - MicroStrategy (MSTR) was up approximately 4.2% in pre-market trading on April 6 following the Bitcoin rally Short-term analyst forecasts are targeting Bitcoin at $72,000 within 1-2 weeks, with a medium-term range of $65,000-$74,000 cited as the likely consolidation zone before any directional break. What Is Driving the Recovery The Real Catalysts: There are several distinct forces simultaneously pushing crypto markets higher in this environment. Understanding which ones are durable and which are temporary is the core question every serious participant needs to answer. 1. Ceasefire Optimism and Risk Asset Relief: The single biggest catalyst for the recent bounce has been the emergence of US-Iran ceasefire talks. When geopolitical risk is priced in, any reduction in that risk even preliminary or conditional triggers rapid unwinding of defensive positions and re-entry into risk assets including crypto. The $196 million short squeeze on April 6 was entirely a function of traders who had positioned for continued escalation being caught wrong-footed when ceasefire headlines dropped. This type of move is real but it is also reversible if the ceasefire breaks down, which Iran's continued missile activity makes a genuine possibility. 2. Contrarian Bottoming Signals Accumulating: Beyond the geopolitical catalyst, on-chain and behavioral signals suggest the market may have completed a significant portion of its war-driven drawdown. Several notable developments: - Bitcoin miner MARA Holdings has been unloading more than 15,000 BTC from its holdings a historically observed pattern near market bottoms as leveraged holders are forced to sell - Riot Platforms sold its entire March BTC production of 3,778 coins - A major Bitcoin treasury company executive exited their position - Long-time Bitcoin bull and analyst Willy Woo published a view that Bitcoin could trade sideways for 8-12 years a notably bearish call from a historically bullish voice, which contrarian analysis suggests often appears near cyclical lows When the most aggressive bulls capitulate and large miners sell, it historically marks the point where selling pressure is largely exhausted. That does not guarantee an immediate rally, but it does suggest that the pool of motivated sellers is shrinking. 3. Regulatory Clarity Building Momentum: Away from the geopolitical noise, the regulatory environment for crypto in the United States has shifted meaningfully. The SEC and CFTC have jointly released a landmark regulatory framework for digital assets, referred to in reporting as "Project Crypto." Bitcoin's behavior around the $70,000 support level is being cited as a test of whether the market has absorbed the regulatory framework positively. The CLARITY Act, which had been in legislative progress, is now a more concrete near-term catalyst as the market watches whether it moves forward. Clear regulatory frameworks historically reduce institutional uncertainty and support long-term capital inflows which is the more durable driver of crypto market recovery compared to short-squeeze momentum. 4. Institutional Rotation and Bitcoin Outperformance: Earlier in 2026, before the Iran conflict dominated headlines, Bitcoin had been hitting $96,500 and demonstrably outperforming the Nasdaq as institutional investors rotated into it as a "digital gold" alternative during a tech sector slump. That structural narrative Bitcoin as a store of value, an alternative to inflation-exposed traditional assets, and a hedge against fiat currency debasement has not gone away. It has simply been temporarily overshadowed by the Iran war's direct market impact. As the ceasefire window opens and energy price pressure potentially eases, that institutional rotation thesis has room to reassert itself. 5. Crypto Inflows Rebounding: Reports from April 7 confirm that crypto saw approximately $224 million in inflows in a recent tracking period, with the rebound concentrated in one major geography and notably including significant XRP flows. Sustained positive inflows after a period of conflict-driven outflows are a structural recovery signal, not just a price signal. The Federal Reserve Variable A Critical Risk: One of the most under-discussed risks to the crypto market recovery is the Federal Reserve's changed posture. Before the Iran war began, markets were pricing in multiple interest rate cuts through 2026. That rate-cut expectation is now almost entirely priced out. The Fed's revised PCE inflation forecast is 2.7% for 2026 elevated by energy price pressures from the oil supply disruption. Fed Chair Jerome Powell has publicly stated that the Fed will wait to see how the Iran war affects the economy and inflation before deciding on the next rate move. This matters for crypto because the 2024-2025 bull market was substantially supported by a dovish Fed and falling rate environment. If the Iran conflict keeps oil elevated, keeps inflation sticky, and keeps the Fed on hold or forces it toward a hike the liquidity conditions that supported crypto's prior high-water marks ($96,500 BTC earlier in 2026) will not return quickly. At the same time, if a genuine peace deal emerges over the coming two-week ceasefire window, oil prices could fall sharply, inflation expectations could reset lower, and the case for Fed rate cuts would return almost immediately which would be a major positive tailwind for crypto. What a Genuine Recovery Requires: Based on current verified data, a sustained #CryptoMarketRecovery beyond the current $65,000-$73,000 war range requires several conditions to align: - The two-week US-Iran ceasefire holds and moves toward a more durable agreement - Oil prices fall back below $100, reducing inflation pressure and restoring rate-cut expectations - Bitcoin reclaims and holds $75,000 the level analysts are citing as the key threshold for confirming a recovery from the war-era range - Institutional inflow data continues to show sustained positive momentum - Regulatory clarity (CLARITY Act progress) continues to remove friction for institutional participation None of these is guaranteed. What is clear from the data is that the market has absorbed significant stress from a genuine shooting war and a complete disruption of global oil supply, and it has not broken structurally. That resilience itself is meaningful information. Bottom Line: Crypto markets are recovering because three things are happening simultaneously: geopolitical risk is partially unwinding, capitulation signals from late sellers have appeared, and the longer-term structural case for digital assets has not changed. The recovery is real but it is conditional the 8 p.m. April 7 deadline passing without strikes, and the ceasefire holding its first hours, gave markets genuine room to breathe. Whether that room becomes a full bull market or just a relief bounce depends on what happens over the next two weeks. Stay positioned with discipline. The opportunity is real. So is the risk. #CryptoMarketRecovery #GateSquareAprilPostingChallenge Deadline: April 15th Details: https://www.gate.com/announcements/article/50520
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HighAmbition

HighAmbition

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#CryptoMarketRecovery 1. What Triggered the Recovery? The market's recovery this week has one headline catalyst: reports of a potential 45-day ceasefire between the United States and Iran. When this news surfaced on Monday (April 6, 2026) after the Easter weekend break, risk assets across the board — stocks, oil alternatives, and especially crypto — snapped back hard. The war premium that had been sitting on top of prices for weeks began unwinding almost instantly. Bitcoin jumped 3–4% within hours, breaking back above $69,000, and then climbing further to $70,000+ in post-Easter U.S. trading hours. 2. How Much Has BTC Actually Recovered? Here are the hard numbers as of right now: Metric Value Current BTC Price $71,397 24h Change +3.82% 24h High $72,760 24h Low $67,732 7-Day Change +6.72% 30-Day Change +2.07% 90-Day Change -21.22% BTC had been consolidating in a $65,000 to $73,000 war range for weeks. The current bounce has pushed it toward the upper end of that range. The 7-day recovery of +6.72% reflects meaningful momentum — but the 90-day picture (-21%) makes clear this is still a bounce within a broader correction, not yet a new bull leg. 3. The Short Squeeze — A Critical Detail One of the most-discussed points under #CryptoMarketRecovery is the short liquidation cascade triggered by this move: Nearly $196–$270 million in short positions were liquidated in the 24 hours following the ceasefire headlines Short liquidations outpaced long liquidations nearly 3-to-1 This means a large portion of the price spike was fueled by forced short covering, not purely fresh buying This is important context: short squeezes can produce sharp moves that reverse if the underlying catalyst (the ceasefire) does not hold or progress further. 4. The Rest of the Market BTC was not alone. The recovery lifted the entire sector: ETH: -$2,200 XRP: -$1.38 BNB: -$622 SOL: -$85 ETH posted approximately 6.5% gains alongside BTC's move, and XRP and SOL followed. The recovery was broad-based, confirming that the catalyst was macro (geopolitical) rather than coin-specific. 5. How Long Is the Ceasefire? Is It Real? This is the central risk the hashtag is wrestling with. Key facts: The ceasefire being discussed is reportedly 45 days (some posts reference 15 days — the range of durations being floated is uncertain) Prediction markets as of early April 2026 placed the odds of a formal deal at just 1% The U.S. administration signaled openness to talks but also pointed to Iranian export controls as a major barrier No signed agreement has been confirmed — this is still at the headline/rumor stage The traders under #CryptoMarketRecovery are split: some are taking profits from the bounce, while others are cautiously adding positions. The word used most often is "tactical" — not a conviction bull move, but a repositioning trade. 6. Historical Parallel: Does This Sound Familiar? Yes, and it is worth paying attention to. The hashtag is drawing comparisons to February 2022, when early ceasefire talk in the Russia-Ukraine conflict triggered an 18% rally in BTC. That rally eventually faded when the conflict continued without resolution. The broader historical pattern: since 2014, crypto markets have consistently recovered and rallied after geopolitical de-escalation events. War risk premiums inflate prices downward; when that premium unwinds, crypto tends to be among the fastest-recovering risk assets. 7. What If the Ceasefire Becomes Permanent? This is the scenario the community is most excited about — and it is worth mapping out seriously. If a permanent or long-lasting peace deal is confirmed: Macro environment shifts completely: War risk premium disappears from all markets Oil prices drop sharply (already beginning — oil "dumping" is being flagged as a signal) Volatility (VIX equivalent in crypto) cools significantly Global liquidity improves as geopolitical uncertainty reduces What this means for BTC specifically: Scenario BTC Price Target Range Ceasefire holds 45 days, no deal $68,000 – $73,000 (sideways) Formal deal signed, tension de-escalates $75,000 – $85,000 breakout zone Permanent peace + institutional re-entry $90,000 – $100,000+ range tested The $75,000 level is the critical line to watch. Multiple analysts noted under the hashtag that a sustained hold above $75K would signal bullish confirmation and likely trigger the next wave of institutional buying. Below that, the market remains in a reactive bounce pattern. One analyst (widely followed) has noted that BTC could trade sideways for 8–12 years from current levels if macro headwinds persist — but that is the bear case. The peace deal scenario is the direct opposite of that. 8. What Could Go Wrong? The hashtag is not all euphoria. Key risks being discussed: 1. Ceasefire collapses — Any breakdown in talks would immediately reverse this rally and likely push BTC back toward $65,000 or lower 2. Short squeeze exhaustion — A significant portion of the move was forced short covering, not organic demand. Once shorts are cleared, buying pressure could fade 3. Miners are selling — MARA Holdings unloaded more than 15,000 BTC, and Riot Platforms sold its entire March production of 3,778 coins. Miner selling creates constant supply pressure 4. BTC still below key resistance — $73,000 is overhead resistance. Until that breaks convincingly, the market is not out of its war range 5. Macro uncertainty remains — US-China trade tensions, tariff escalations, and broader risk-off sentiment have not resolved 9. Key Signals to Watch Going Forward Based on what is trending under Oil prices: If oil continues to fall, it confirms geopolitical risk is unwinding — bullish for BTC $73,000 resistance: A clean break above this level with volume would signal a genuine trend change Ceasefire confirmation: Any official statement from either the U.S. or Iran would be an immediate catalyst Short positioning: If shorts rebuild quickly, another squeeze becomes possible Institutional flows: ETF inflows and treasury company buying are the long-term demand drivers to watch Bottom Line BTC has recovered approximately +6.7% over 7 days and is currently sitting at $71,397, bouncing from the lower end of its war range. The driver is ceasefire optimism, amplified by a short squeeze. The market is cautiously hopeful — not yet convinced. If the ceasefire holds and eventually becomes permanent, the path to $85,000–$100,000 becomes structurally supported. If it collapses, expect a return to the $65,000 zone or lower. The next 2–3 weeks of diplomatic developments will likely determine which scenario plays out.
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