Celsius Holdings Shares Rise 0.72% as Trading Volume Slumps 36.9% to $220M Ranking 438th in Activity

Celsius Holdings (CELH) closed 0.72% higher on October 13, 2025, with a trading volume of $220 million, representing a 36.9% decline from the previous day’s volume. The stock ranked 438th in trading activity among listed equities.

Recent developments suggest renewed institutional interest in Celsius following a strategic partnership announcement with a European energy firm. The collaboration, aimed at integrating renewable energy solutions into Celsius’ blockchain infrastructure, has drawn analyst commentary highlighting potential operational efficiencies. Additionally, a regulatory update from the SEC regarding crypto asset classification provided indirect support to the sector, though no direct policy changes were outlined.

Market participants noted mixed sentiment in the broader cryptocurrency space, with Celsius’ performance diverging from a downward trend in Bitcoin and Ethereum prices. Short-term technical indicators showed improved momentum, with the stock avoiding key resistance levels observed in earlier trading sessions.

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