Block (XYZ), Circle Internet Group (CRCL), and Riot Platforms (RIOT) are three key crypto related stocks to watch this week as they prepare to release Q3 2026 earnings reports in the first week of November.
Investors will be watching how Block’s Bitcoin business, Circle’s USDC growth, and Riot’s mining and AI operations are performing.
3 Crypto Stocks to Watch This Week
Block (XYZ): Can Cash App Growth Offset Lower Bitcoin Revenue?
On 3 November 3, Block will release its Q3 2026 earnings report, the same day as the U.S. midterm elections. Market analysts expect earnings per share to rise to $0.68 from $0.54 a year earlier. Revenue is also forecast to grow 8.4% to $6.63 billion.
However, Bitcoin revenue is expected to fall 12.2% year over year to approximately $1.73 billion. This shows that Block could earn more overall even as its Bitcoin business brings in less revenue.
Investors will also examine Cash App’s performance. Cash App inflows are expected to rise to $89.47 billion from $78.80 billion. Its gross profit is also forecast to increase to $1.97 billion from $1.62 billion.
Gross payment volume is expected to reach $77.16 billion, compared with $69.28 billion in the previous-year period. These figures will help show whether Block is attracting more payment activity and generating stronger profits from its financial services.
As of now, Block (XYZ) shares are trading near $76.35, up around 17% this year, after recovering from a drop toward $72.50.
Circle (CRCL): Can USDC Growth Support Earnings?
Next we’ve Circle Internet Group (CRCL), which is scheduled to release its Q3 earnings report on November 4. Investors will be watching whether growth in its USDC stablecoin can support earnings as interest rates put pressure on its income.
USDC in circulation reached $74.58 billion in Q3, up from $73.3 billion at the end of Q2. This gives Circle more reserves to manage, but lower interest rates could reduce the returns it earns on those funds.
Despite the increase in USDC circulation, analysts expect Circle’s earnings per share to fall around 37% year over year to $0.37–$0.40. Revenue is forecast at $788 million to $796.95 million, while adjusted EBITDA is expected to reach $210.8 million.
Circle shares recently traded near $72.54, down 29% over two months.
Riot Platforms (RIOT): Can AI Data Centres Offset Mining Pressure
Lastly, we have Riot Platforms, which is lined up for its ts Q3 results on November 4, Investors will also watch how Riot expands beyond Bitcoin mining into AI data centres. The company has secured a $573 million credit facility from Morgan Stanley for equipment and development costs.
Analysts expect a quarterly loss of approximately $0.24–$0.34 per share, compared with earnings of $0.26 a year earlier. Revenue is also forecast to fall 10.4% to around $160.39 million–$161.46 million.
Bitcoin mining revenue is expected to drop 29.8% to $112.85 million, even though Riot is forecast to mine 1,628 BTC, up from 1,406 BTC a year earlier. This difference shows how mining revenue depends not only on production but also on Bitcoin prices and mining economics.
Meanwhile, engineering revenue is forecast to increase 55.2% to approximately $29.63 million.
As of now, Riot shares traded between $12.81 and $13.11, down about 36.5% over the past month.
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