Marathon Digital Holdings is trading at $6.88, down 5.87%, as investors favored miners with signed, long-term AI tenants.

  • A November 4 report said Marathon Digital Holdings had not signed an AI lease, unlike Riot, whose new lease helped its shares rise.
  • No separate company announcement explaining the November 4 decline surfaced in available reporting.
  • Bitcoin was up 1.77% since the prior close and major indices were higher, so neither was a matching broad-market or crypto explanation for the drop.