Mara Holdings (MARA) 'Collapses' Amid Bitcoin (BTC) and Stock Market Crash Shock

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Mara Holdings (MARA Holdings, MARA) has been directly hit by Bitcoin's weakness and the accompanying stock market decline.

According to Benzinga on September 10 (local time), Mara Holdings' stock price faced downward pressure amid falling digital asset prices and a weak US stock market. The Nasdaq fell by 1.14%, and the S&P 500 slipped by 0.54%. Bitcoin (Bitcoin, BTC) also dropped by $1,421.86, or 1.82%, over 24 hours, recording $76,838.53.

Macroeconomic instability also weighed on investor sentiment. Brent crude surpassed $102 per barrel, and international oil prices broke through $97, reaching their highest level since May. Amid ongoing clashes between the US and Iran, Iran hinted at the possibility of escalating conflict. US President Donald Trump also predicted that the war would continue until after the November midterm elections.

Mara Holdings is pursuing a business transformation to reduce its reliance on Bitcoin mining. Since mid-last year, the company has strengthened its strategy of vertically integrating digital energy and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. CEO Fred Thiel, when disclosing the Q2 business status on August 6, stated, “We leverage computing capabilities to convert surplus energy into digital capital and accelerate grid balancing and the construction of core infrastructure.”

Technical trends have not yet shown clear signs of a rebound. Mara Holdings has fallen by 28.72% over the past 12 months. It remained approximately 7.6% lower than the 100-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) of $12.22. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) was 50.99, indicating a neutral zone. Although the 20-day moving average is below the 50-day moving average, the 50-day moving average is above the 200-day moving average of $10.93, maintaining the golden cross formed last June.

Benzinga suggested a technical resistance level of $12 and a support level of $10. While the combined weakness of Bitcoin and the US stock market acts as a short-term burden, the existing golden cross is being maintained in the long-term trend.

[Article Key Summary]

-Mara Holdings (MARA) experienced downward pressure as Bitcoin and the US stock market both showed weakness.

-Mara Holdings has fallen by 28.72% over the past 12 months, and its Relative Strength Index was 50.99, indicating a neutral zone.

-Benzinga suggested Mara Holdings' technical resistance level at $12 and support level at $10.

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