Celsius Holdings Climbs 1.71% on Crypto Optimism Ranks 336th in U.S. Dollar Turnover

Celsius Holdings (CELH) closed 1.71% higher on Sept. 24, 2025, with a trading volume of $300 million, ranking 336th among U.S. equities by dollar turnover. The stock’s performance reflects renewed investor interest in crypto-related equities following recent regulatory developments in the sector.

Market participants noted that CELH’s price action was driven by renewed speculation about potential regulatory clarity for crypto firms. While no direct corporate announcements were reported, broader market sentiment improved as policymakers signaled a cautious but open approach to crypto asset oversight frameworks.

Analysts emphasized that the stock’s short-term momentum remains vulnerable to macroeconomic volatility. The Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy decisions and inflation data releases could create headwinds or catalysts for the asset class. Positioning appears skewed toward short-term traders, given the stock’s high volume-to-cap ratio and lack of fundamental catalysts in the near term.

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