The largest cryptocurrencies were mixed during morning trading on Friday, with Dogecoin DOGEUSD, +16.48% seeing the biggest move, rising 8.94% to 9 cents.
Litecoin LTCUSD, +1.29% led the decreases with a 1.48% drop to $76.54.
Two other cryptocurrencies saw increases Friday. Ripple XRPUSD, +1.56% rose 0.99% to 40 cents, and Cardano ADAUSD, +1.13% rose 0.22% to 31 cents.
In addition to Litecoin, five other currencies posted decreases. Bitcoin Cash BCHUSD, +0.80% declined 1.41% to $114.66, and Polkadot DOTUSD, +0.96% dropped 1.26% to $5.28.
Uniswap UNIUSD, +0.88% slipped 0.26% to $5.38, and Ethereum ETHUSD, +0.46% slipped 1,192.50% to $1,192.50.
Bitcoin BTCUSD, +0.28% recorded the smallest decline, declining 0.08% to $16,524.57.
In crypto-related company news, shares of Coinbase Global Inc. COIN, -2.83% shed 2.36% to $44.50, while MicroStrategy Inc. MSTR, +3.75% inched down 0.57% to $175.39. Riot Blockchain Inc. RIOT, +0.23% shares slid 0.45% to $4.40, and shares of Marathon Digital Holdings Inc. MARA, -4.01% dropped 2.16% to $6.34.
Overstock.com Inc. OSTK, +3.13% rose 0.81% to $24.82, while Block Inc. SQ, -0.84% fell 1.88% to $62.72 and Tesla Inc. TSLA, -0.19% slid 0.74% to $181.84.
PayPal Holdings Inc. PYPL, -0.83% dropped 1.34% to $79.67, and Ebang International Holdings Inc. EBON, -7.61% shares fell 6.52% to $5.16. NVIDIA Corp. NVDA, -1.51% sank 0.87% to $163.75, and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. AMD, -1.65% inched down 1.34% to $75.67.
In the fund space, blockchain-focused Amplify Transformational Data Sharing ETF BLOK, +0.36% slipped 0.30% to $16.63. The Bitwise Crypto Industry Innovators ETF BITQ, -0.58%, which is focused on pure-play crypto companies, inched down 0.58% to $4.31. Grayscale Bitcoin Trust GBTC, which tracks the Bitcoin market price, slid 0.43% to $9.19.
Editor's Note: This story, which tracks nine of the top cryptocurrencies and excludes stable coins, was auto-generated by Automated Insights, an automation technology provider, using data from Dow Jones, FactSet and Kraken. See our market data terms of use.
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