
Marathon Digital Holdings, Inc (NASDAQ:MARA) surged up over 11% at one point on Monday before falling to trade about 2% higher as the stock headed toward its second-quarter earnings print, which is expected after the market close.
When the Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) miner printed a big first-earnings miss on May 4, the stock plunged 50% over the six trading days that followed to reach a May 12 low of $8.80. The stock then bounced up briefly before continuing in its steep downtrend, which brought Marathon to a July 5 52-week low of $5.20.