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CRWD Price Chart: Historical Performance

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CRWD Key Statistics

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About CrowdStrike (CRWD)

CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: CRWD) is a cloud-native cybersecurity company founded in 2011 by George Kurtz (CEO) and Dmitri Alperovitch, headquartered in Austin, Texas, that went public on NASDAQ in June 2019. The company's flagship product, the CrowdStrike Falcon platform, is an AI-native, single-agent architecture built from the ground up for cloud deployment, providing Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR, technology that continuously monitors devices across an organization to detect and respond to cyber threats in real time), threat intelligence through Falcon Intelligence, and identity security across enterprise environments. Falcon's module adoption rates and Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) growth are the primary metrics analysts use to evaluate CRWD's subscription business momentum, making Falcon's expansion across customer environments a direct driver of the stock's valuation. CrowdStrike operates in the cybersecurity sector, which has seen accelerating enterprise spending as organizations respond to escalating ransomware, nation-state, and supply chain attacks.

What's Moving CrowdStrike Stock Today

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CrowdStrike Stock News

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CrowdStrike Analyst Ratings and Price Target

As of [Date], [X]% of [N] analysts covering CrowdStrike (CRWD) rate the stock a Buy, with a consensus price target of $[INSERT], implying [X]% [upside/downside] from the current price of $[INSERT].

CRWD Analyst Consensus: [Strong Buy / Buy / Hold / Sell], as of [Date]

Consensus Price Target: $[INSERT] | Range: $[LOW] – $[HIGH] | Implied [Upside/Downside]: [X]% from $[CURRENT PRICE] as of [Date]

Recent Analyst Actions (most recent first):

[Firm Name] maintained its Buy rating on CRWD in [Month Year], citing ARR growth trajectory and market share gains in cloud-native EDR, with a $[TARGET] price target. On the more cautious side, [Firm Name] rates CRWD a Hold at $[TARGET], noting elevated P/S multiple relative to near-term revenue growth estimates. The consensus target of $[INSERT] represents [X]% [upside/downside] from the current price of $[INSERT] as of [Date]. Cybersecurity sector ETFs including CIBR and HACK have [performed/underperformed] the NASDAQ Composite year-to-date, providing macro context for CRWD's relative movement.

Analyst price targets are forward-looking estimates and do not guarantee future performance. Data as of [Date]. Source: [Named financial data provider].

CrowdStrike July 2024 Outage: What Happened and How CRWD Stock Responded

What Happened on July 19, 2024

On July 19, 2024, a defective Falcon Content Configuration Update (Channel File 291) deployed to Windows hosts running the CrowdStrike Falcon sensor caused approximately 8.5 million devices to crash globally. This was not a cyberattack or data breach. A faulty automated software update caused the disruption. The error resided in a content configuration file, not in the core Falcon sensor code itself, a distinction that matters when evaluating long-term product risk. The update triggered the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) on affected Windows machines, taking down critical systems at airlines, banks, hospitals, and broadcast networks across multiple continents. CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz issued a public apology and confirmed the cause within hours of the event, distinguishing the incident from any external threat actor activity. A fix was deployed, but remediation required manual intervention on many affected systems, drawing attention to the operational dependencies organizations had placed on CrowdStrike's endpoint security infrastructure.

How CRWD Stock Was Affected

CRWD stock fell approximately [INSERT CRWD PRICE DECLINE % FROM JULY 18–22, 2024] in the trading sessions immediately following July 19, 2024, reaching a session trough of $[INSERT] on [DATE]. The decline occurred against a backdrop of [NASDAQ Composite performance over the same period; INSERT DATA], placing the drop in broader market context. The 52-week range and chart annotations above mark the outage date with a vertical event line, allowing investors to view the full price arc from pre-event levels through subsequent sessions. At the 30-day mark post-event, CRWD had [recovered/remained below] its pre-outage closing price of $[INSERT]; at the 60-day mark, [INSERT RECOVERY DATA]; and at the 90-day mark, [INSERT RECOVERY DATA]. The recovery trajectory reflected investor reassessment of whether the outage represented a structural product risk or an operational incident unlikely to recur in the same form.

Analyst Response and Long-Term Implications

[INSERT ANALYST RESPONSE DATA: named firms, rating actions, and price target changes in the 30 days following July 19, 2024.] The prevailing analyst view in the weeks following the outage centered on two questions: whether enterprise customers would accelerate departures from the platform, and whether CrowdStrike's Net Revenue Retention (NRR, which measures how much existing customers spend over time) would decline in subsequent quarters. [INSERT: CrowdStrike's NRR trajectory in Q[X] and Q[X] FY[YEAR] post-outage, sourced from earnings releases.] The customer retention data from the quarters following the outage provided the clearest signal of whether the event caused lasting damage to CrowdStrike's subscription revenue base. For investors monitoring CRWD today, the July 2024 incident established a reference point: a single operational error, not a breach of security capabilities, caused the stock's sharpest decline in recent history. That distinction shapes how the market prices operational risk into CRWD's premium valuation multiple.

CrowdStrike CRWDUSDT: Tokenized Stock Price and Crypto Trading Data

CRWDUSDT: Tokenized CrowdStrike Stock (Crypto Platforms)

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What Is CRWDUSDT?

CRWDUSDT is a tokenized representation of one CrowdStrike (CRWD) share, priced in USDT (Tether), a USD-pegged stablecoin that trades on cryptocurrency platforms. A tokenized stock is a digital token backed by or algorithmically tracking the price of an underlying equity; in this case, CRWD shares listed on NASDAQ. CRWDUSDT is not the same as owning actual CRWD equity. Holders of CRWDUSDT do not possess shares in CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc., and different regulatory protections and custodial arrangements apply compared to equity ownership through a traditional brokerage. The USDT suffix indicates the quote currency: each CRWDUSDT unit is priced in Tether rather than US dollars, though Tether maintains a near 1:1 peg to the USD under normal conditions. Both crypto-native traders seeking synthetic equity exposure and traditional investors curious about this instrument are served by the explanation below.

How CRWDUSDT Tracks CRWD Stock

CRWDUSDT is designed to mirror the price of one CRWD share on NASDAQ, quoted in USDT. The specific tracking mechanism varies by platform: some exchanges use collateralized asset backing (holding actual CRWD shares in custody to support the token), while others use algorithmic mirroring or order book matching against real-time CRWD price feeds. [VERIFY TRACKING MECHANISM WITH PLATFORM DOCUMENTATION; confirm the specific mechanism for each platform referenced before publishing.] Under normal market conditions, CRWDUSDT closely tracks the underlying CRWD equity price, with deviations typically remaining small during NASDAQ trading hours. Tracking gaps can widen in several situations. After-hours trading, when NASDAQ is closed but crypto platforms remain active, is the most common source of divergence. Low liquidity on the tokenized platform and platform fee adjustments can also cause deviations. Significant differences between CRWDUSDT and the underlying CRWD price may represent an arbitrage opportunity or a signal of platform-specific liquidity stress.

Where to Trade CRWDUSDT and Availability

CRWDUSDT is available on [VERIFY CURRENT PLATFORM AVAILABILITY; PLATFORMS CHANGE; last verified: DATE] as a tokenized stock trading pair. Access to CRWDUSDT typically requires creating an account on the relevant crypto exchange and completing KYC (Know Your Customer) identity verification per that platform's requirements. Trading hours for CRWDUSDT differ from NASDAQ's standard session of 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM ET, Monday through Friday. Most crypto platforms operate continuously, meaning CRWDUSDT can be bought or sold outside the hours when the underlying CRWD equity trades. This extended availability is one reason traders use tokenized stocks, but it also means the CRWDUSDT price during NASDAQ off-hours may diverge from the last CRWD closing price. For current platform availability and access requirements, verify directly with the exchange at the time of trading.

For live CRWDUSDT price data alongside the underlying equity feed, see the CrowdStrike Ondo tokenized stock page.

CRWDUSDT is not the same as owning actual CRWD equity. Different regulatory protections and custodial arrangements apply. This is not investment advice.

CrowdStrike Fundamentals: Revenue, ARR, and Earnings History

Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) Trend

Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR), the annualized value of all active subscription contracts at a given point in time, was $[INSERT CURRENT ARR DATA from most recent 10-Q] billion as of Q[X] FY[YEAR], representing [X]% year-over-year growth. ARR measures the subscription revenue momentum of CrowdStrike's business and is the primary metric CrowdStrike management, sell-side analysts, and institutional investors use to evaluate the company's financial trajectory. GAAP total revenue includes professional services and one-time fees; ARR does not, making ARR a cleaner indicator of recurring subscription growth. Wall Street assigns valuation multiples (Price/ARR or EV/ARR) to high-growth SaaS companies like CrowdStrike, meaning ARR growth rate directly influences the premium at which CRWD trades. [VERIFY CFO GUIDANCE: CrowdStrike CFO Burt Podbere guided for [X] in ARR for Q[X] FY[YEAR] on the Q[X] earnings call, [Date].]

CRWD ARR Trend (source: CrowdStrike earnings releases):

Flag: [INSERT CURRENT ARR DATA; source from most recent CrowdStrike 10-Q or earnings press release at CrowdStrike Investor Relations.]

Revenue and Earnings History

CrowdStrike reported $[INSERT] billion in total GAAP revenue for FY[YEAR], representing [X]% year-over-year growth. [INSERT: "CrowdStrike [beat/missed] Non-GAAP EPS consensus by $[X.XX] in Q[X] FY[YEAR], reporting $[X.XX] against a consensus estimate of $[X.XX]."] The earnings history below shows the last eight quarters of results. EPS (earnings per share, the per-share profit CrowdStrike generates each quarter) is displayed in both GAAP and Non-GAAP formats; analysts primarily reference Non-GAAP EPS for CrowdStrike because stock-based compensation is excluded, providing a cleaner comparison to consensus estimates.

Next Earnings Date: [INSERT NEXT EARNINGS DATE], Q[X] FY[YEAR] (confirm at CrowdStrike Investor Relations)

CRWD Earnings History:

Source: CrowdStrike earnings press releases. GAAP and Non-GAAP EPS are distinct figures; do not conflate.

Net Revenue Retention (NRR)

Net Revenue Retention (NRR), which measures how much CrowdStrike earns from existing customers year-over-year, stood at [INSERT CURRENT NRR DATA]% in Q[X] FY[YEAR]. An NRR above 100% means existing customers are spending more over time through additional Falcon module subscriptions, indicating strong product adoption and low churn. CrowdStrike sometimes reports this metric as Net Dollar Retention (NDR); the terms are interchangeable. NRR above 100% reinforces the ARR growth narrative: even without adding new customers, the existing base generates incremental subscription revenue each year. [INSERT CURRENT NRR DATA from most recent CrowdStrike earnings release.]

What CRWD's Valuation Metrics Mean for Investors

CrowdStrike (CRWD) trades at a price-to-sales (P/S) ratio of approximately [INSERT CURRENT P/S DATA]x as of [Date], a premium over the broader software sector median. That premium reflects the market's expectation of continued ARR growth at [INSERT CURRENT ARR GROWTH RATE]% year-over-year, a rate that, if sustained, supports the elevated multiple under standard SaaS valuation frameworks that assign enterprise value as a multiple of recurring revenue. The cybersecurity sector carries structural tailwinds from two converging forces: escalating ransomware incidents and regulatory mandates for enterprise data protection have expanded IT security budgets, and the growing adoption of Zero Trust security frameworks (models that require continuous verification of all users and devices) has broadened the addressable market for cloud-native endpoint security. Sector ETFs such as CIBR and HACK serve as a macro barometer; when enterprise security spending signals weaken, CRWD's multiple typically contracts alongside peers.

Of [N] analysts currently covering CRWD, [X]% rate the stock a Buy, with a consensus price target of $[INSERT] implying [X]% [upside/downside] from the current price. [Named Firm 1] maintains the highest target at $[INSERT], citing [brief data-anchored reason from analyst note]. [Named Firm 2] holds the most cautious view at $[INSERT], noting [brief reason]. The July 2024 global IT outage, now a historical reference point, has been absorbed into analyst models. The key post-outage question was whether enterprise customer churn would materially reduce ARR growth, and the subsequent NRR data provides the clearest answer to that question. All forward-looking statements above are attributed to named analyst firms and do not represent editorial forecasts.

Key variables to watch for CRWD:

• Next CrowdStrike earnings date: [INSERT NEXT EARNINGS DATE]. ARR guidance and beat/miss on Non-GAAP EPS will be the primary price catalysts.
• ARR growth rate trajectory: whether quarterly ARR growth is accelerating, stable, or decelerating vs. the prior quarter
• NRR trend: an NRR above 120% signals strong customer expansion; a downward trend warrants attention
• Cybersecurity sector ETF performance (CIBR, HACK): sector macro context for CRWD's multiple
• Federal enterprise IT spending: government contract wins or pauses can move CRWD given its federal market exposure

This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

CrowdStrike vs. Cybersecurity Peers: CRWD vs. S vs. PANW

The table below compares CrowdStrike (NASDAQ: CRWD) against SentinelOne (NYSE: S) and Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ: PANW) on key investment metrics. CRWD, S, and PANW are the three most frequently compared cybersecurity stocks in analyst research.

Data as of [shared timestamp]. Source: [named financial data provider]. All three companies' metrics use the same timestamp for comparability.

CrowdStrike's ARR-based revenue model and cloud-native architecture give it a distinct financial profile compared to both peers. Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ: PANW) is a broader security platform spanning network and cloud security alongside endpoint; PANW and CRWD compete in overlapping enterprise security markets but are not identical in scope or product emphasis. SentinelOne (NYSE: S) is CRWD's most direct competitor in the EDR and XDR market, with both companies competing head-to-head for endpoint security contracts in enterprise accounts. CRWD's larger ARR base and, historically, higher NRR reflect its scale advantage in that contest. CrowdStrike also competes with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (Microsoft, MSFT), which Microsoft bundles with Microsoft 365 and Windows enterprise licenses, a pricing dynamic that requires CrowdStrike to demonstrate superior detection capabilities and ROI to win and retain accounts already in the Microsoft ecosystem.

CrowdStrike (CRWD) Stock: Frequently Asked Questions

What is CrowdStrike's stock price today?

CrowdStrike (CRWD) stock is currently trading at $[LIVE PRICE] as of [HH:MM ET, Date]. See the live CRWD price widget at the top of this page for real-time or near-real-time data. Outside NASDAQ trading hours (9:30 AM to 4:00 PM ET, Monday through Friday), the price shown reflects the most recent closing or after-hours price with a visible timestamp.

What is the ticker symbol for CrowdStrike?

CrowdStrike trades on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the ticker symbol CRWD. On cryptocurrency platforms, the tokenized version of CrowdStrike stock trades as CRWDUSDT, a separate instrument priced in USDT (Tether) that tracks the CRWD equity price but is not equivalent to owning actual CRWD shares. The official NASDAQ listing page is available at the NASDAQ: CRWD listing.

Is CrowdStrike stock a good investment?

Whether CrowdStrike (CRWD) is a good investment depends on individual financial goals, time horizon, and risk tolerance. As of [Date], [X]% of [N] analysts covering CRWD rate it a Buy, with a consensus price target of $[INSERT]. CrowdStrike's ARR growth rate of [X]% year-over-year as of Q[X] FY[YEAR] reflects strong subscription momentum in the cloud-native endpoint security market. This is not investment advice; please conduct your own research and consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions.

What is CrowdStrike's 52-week high and low?

CrowdStrike's (CRWD) 52-week high is $[INSERT], reached on [DATE], and its 52-week low is $[INSERT], reached on [DATE]. The current price of $[INSERT] sits [X]% [above/below] the 52-week high. Both levels are annotated on the interactive price chart above. The all-time high for CRWD is $[INSERT], reached on [DATE].

What caused CrowdStrike stock to drop?

CrowdStrike's most significant stock decline in recent history occurred in July 2024, when a defective Falcon Content Configuration Update (Channel File 291) caused a global IT outage affecting approximately 8.5 million Windows devices. This was not a cyberattack. A faulty automated software update deployed by CrowdStrike itself caused the disruption. CRWD fell approximately [INSERT PRICE DECLINE %] in the sessions immediately following July 19, 2024. See the July 2024 outage section above for the full stock impact analysis.

What is the analyst price target for CrowdStrike?

The consensus analyst price target for CrowdStrike (CRWD) is $[INSERT] as of [Date], implying [X]% [upside/downside] from the current price of $[INSERT]. The target range spans from $[LOW] to $[HIGH] across [N] active analyst estimates. Individual firm targets are listed in the CrowdStrike analyst ratings section above. Analyst price targets are forward-looking estimates and do not guarantee future performance. Source: [named financial data provider], as of [Date].

Does CrowdStrike pay a dividend?

CrowdStrike (CRWD) does not currently pay a dividend. As a high-growth technology company, CrowdStrike reinvests its capital into product development, sales expansion, and market share growth rather than distributing earnings to shareholders. The dividend yield in the key statistics table shows N/A. This reflects standard practice for growth-stage SaaS companies at CrowdStrike's stage of revenue expansion.

How has CrowdStrike stock performed this year?

CrowdStrike (CRWD) stock has [risen/fallen] [X]% year-to-date as of [Date], compared to [Y]% for the NASDAQ Composite over the same period. The primary price catalysts year-to-date have been [INSERT: quarterly earnings results, ARR growth announcements, and sector macro movements]. The subsequent recovery trajectory from the July 2024 global IT outage is annotated on the YTD price chart above.

What is CrowdStrike's market capitalization?

CrowdStrike (CRWD) has a market capitalization of approximately $[INSERT] billion as of [HH:MM ET, Date], making it one of the largest pure-play cybersecurity companies by market value. Market capitalization equals the current share price multiplied by the total number of outstanding CRWD shares and changes with every trade. For scale comparison, see the competitor comparison table above. Source: live market feed, last updated [timestamp].

Who are CrowdStrike's main competitors?

CrowdStrike's primary competitors in the endpoint security and cybersecurity market include SentinelOne (NYSE: S), Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ: PANW), and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (Microsoft, MSFT). SentinelOne is the most direct EDR/XDR competitor; Palo Alto Networks competes in overlapping enterprise security markets with a broader platform spanning network and cloud security alongside endpoint. Other competitors in specific market segments include Carbon Black (VMware), Sophos, and Trend Micro.

What is CRWDUSDT?

CRWDUSDT is a tokenized representation of CrowdStrike (CRWD) stock traded on cryptocurrency platforms, with its price quoted in USDT (Tether), a USD-pegged stablecoin. It allows crypto traders to gain exposure to CrowdStrike's stock price performance without using a traditional brokerage account. CRWDUSDT is not the same as owning actual CRWD equity; different regulatory protections and custodial arrangements apply. See the CRWDUSDT dedicated section above for details on the instrument, how it tracks CRWD, and where it trades. This is not investment advice.

How do I buy CrowdStrike stock?

To buy CrowdStrike (CRWD) stock, open a brokerage account with any major U.S. broker such as Fidelity, Charles Schwab, Robinhood, or Webull, search for the ticker symbol CRWD, and place a buy order during NASDAQ trading hours (9:30 AM to 4:00 PM ET, Monday through Friday). This is not a recommendation to buy; please consider your financial goals and risk tolerance before investing. CrowdStrike shares can also be purchased through employer-sponsored brokerage plans and international brokers with U.S. equity access.

What is CrowdStrike's annual recurring revenue (ARR)?

CrowdStrike's Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR), the annualized value of all active subscription contracts, was $[INSERT] billion as of Q[X] FY[YEAR], representing [X]% year-over-year growth. ARR is the primary metric analysts use to evaluate CrowdStrike's subscription business momentum and directly drives the valuation multiples the market assigns to CRWD. ARR differs from GAAP total revenue because it excludes one-time fees and professional services. See the ARR trend section above for the full quarterly data table.

When does CrowdStrike report earnings?

CrowdStrike (CRWD) reports quarterly earnings approximately 60 to 70 days after each fiscal quarter ends, with a fiscal year that closes January 31. The next expected earnings date is [INSERT NEXT EARNINGS DATE] for Q[X] FY[YEAR]. Confirmed dates are published at CrowdStrike Investor Relations before each quarter. Key metrics to watch include Non-GAAP EPS vs. consensus, ARR growth rate, Net New ARR, and full-year ARR guidance.

This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. CrowdStrike stock price data may be delayed. Analyst price targets are forward-looking estimates and do not guarantee future performance. CRWDUSDT is not the same as owning CRWD equity. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always conduct your own research before making investment decisions.

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