3 US Crypto Stocks to Watch Today

Coinbase (COIN), MARA Holdings (MARA), and Robinhood (HOOD) are three key crypto US stocks to watch today. COIN is up 34% in five days ahead of its S&P 500 inclusion but faces short-term risk after a data breach tied to rogue contractors.

MARA continues to struggle below $16.24 despite bullish signals and a potential golden cross forming. HOOD is consolidating after a 22% rally in the last five days, with investors reacting to its $178.9 million WonderFi acquisition and elevated RSI near 76.

Coinbase (COIN)

Coinbase (COIN) has surged 34% in the past five days, following the announcement that it will join the S&P 500 on May 19, replacing Discover Financial Services.

The inclusion, driven by Capital One’s acquisition of Discover, marks a milestone as Coinbase becomes the first crypto-native company added to the benchmark index. Despite recently missing Q1 earnings expectations—posting just $0.24 EPS vs. the $2.09 estimate—the stock rallied, supported by strong user metrics and news of a $2.9 billion Deribit acquisition.

COIN closed yesterday up 2.53% and briefly broke above $250 for the first time since February 20. Analysts remain mixed, with 12 calling it a strong buy and 18 suggesting holding.

If momentum continues, COIN could test resistance at $265.2 and potentially retarget $302. If the rally fades, support lies near $211.58.

COIN Price Analysis. Source: TradingView.

However, a new cybersecurity incident could impact investor sentiment in today’s session. Coinbase disclosed it refused a $20 million ransom after rogue overseas contractors leaked customer data affecting under 1% of users.

While no funds, passwords, or private keys were stolen, the breach involved personal data such as names and masked Social Security digits. Instead of paying, Coinbase offered a $20 million bounty for information on the hackers and rolled out new security measures, including ID checks, scam alerts, and a US support hub.

Though the exchange’s proactive response may help contain damage, the timing—just days before its S&P 500 inclusion—adds tension.

Markets could react with short-term volatility as investors weigh the reputational risk against Coinbase’s strong institutional momentum.

Mara Holdings (MARA)

MARA Holdings is struggling to break through resistance at $16.24. It closed yesterday down 3.05% and fell another 1.58% in the pre-market, making it one of the weakest performers among crypto US stocks. Despite this short-term weakness, technical indicators point to a potential bullish reversal.

The EMA lines are tightening, signaling a possible golden cross formation. If MARA can break above $16.24, it may rally toward $17.72, and with continued strength, extend gains to $21.18.

However, failure to hold current levels could trigger a retest of the $14.68 support, and a breakdown there may send the stock as low as $12.06. The RSI has declined to 63.7 from 69 earlier in the day, indicating some cooling in buying pressure.

MARA Price Analysis. Source: TradingView.

Analysts remain cautiously optimistic. According to TradingView, 7 analysts rate MARA as a “Strong Buy,” 9 suggest holding, and only 1 has issued a “Strong Sell.”

The average one-year price target is $20.12, implying a 26.75% upside from current levels. Much of the near-term movement will depend on whether technical momentum can push MARA above its resistance or if macro sentiment continues to weigh on crypto-related equities.

Confirmation of a golden cross could act as a bullish trigger, but traders will likely remain cautious until the stock reclaims key levels with volume.

Robinhood Markets (HOOD)

Robinhood (HOOD) recently announced a major strategic acquisition, agreeing to buy Canadian crypto firm WonderFi for $178.9 million. The deal grants Robinhood access to over 2.1 billion CAD in custodied assets, 3.57 billion CAD in annual trading volume, and control of regulated exchanges Bitbuy and Coinsquare.

This marks a significant step in Robinhood’s expansion into the Canadian fintech and crypto market, complementing its pending $200 million Bitstamp acquisition.

WonderFi will continue operating under the Robinhood Crypto brand. Its leadership team will stay in place and join Robinhood’s 140+ employees in Toronto.

The move aligns with Robinhood’s broader effort to expand globally, especially amid a more favorable US regulatory climate under Trump’s second term.

HOOD Price Analysis. Source: TradingView.

Despite the positive long-term outlook, HOOD closed yesterday down 1.89% and is down another 1.37% in the pre-market, even after a 22% rally over the past five days. Its RSI remains elevated at 75.63, signaling overbought conditions. The EMA lines are still bullish, with a wide gap suggesting momentum is intact.

If buyers regain control, HOOD could test resistance at $66.15, a level not seen since early 2022. However, if selling pressure builds, support levels at $54.81 and $49.87 may come into play. Analyst sentiment remains strong, with 17 out of 22 recommending a “Strong Buy” and the rest suggesting “Hold.”

That said, the average one-year price target sits at $60.33, implying a slight downside of 1.72%—suggesting the stock may be pricing in much of the good news already.