On July 7, Riot Platforms declined 5.23% in regular trading, trading at $20.86/share, with turnover of approximately $59.49 million. The stock has been under sustained pressure as on-chain data reveals repeated large-scale Bitcoin transfers to custody accounts suspected to be for liquidation.

According to on-chain monitoring, Riot Platforms deposited 500 BTC (approximately $30.9 million) to NYDIG Custody on July 6, split into two transactions of 413.793 BTC and 86.207 BTC. This marks at least the fourth such transfer in recent weeks, with similar 500 BTC deposits recorded on July 3, June 30, and April 24, collectively representing over $120 million in potential BTC sales. The persistent selling pattern raises concerns about the company's treasury strategy and cash flow needs, particularly given that Riot reported a net loss of $500 million in Q1 and its most recent EPS came in at -$1.44.

Additionally, a company director sold 101,000 shares on July 1, adding to negative sentiment around insider confidence.

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