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Despite a drop to $62,300, Bitcoin has recovered and is now near $64,000. Ethereum surpassed $3,300, while other altcoins like Solana, MATIC, and IMX also saw notable gains, pushing the total crypto market cap above $2.5 trillion.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Surge as Altcoins Bounce Back
Bitcoin's price action has been on a roller coaster ride the past few days, with the asset dipping as low as $62,300 yesterday but managing to recover nearly two thousand dollars since then.
Ethereum's native token, Ether (ETH), has also been on an upswing today, climbing above $3,300. Other altcoins have followed suit, with Solana (SOL) reclaiming the $140 level.
BTC Battles $64K Resistance
Just over a week ago, BTC underwent its fourth halving, an event that cuts the block reward for miners in half. Around that time, the asset's price experienced considerable volatility amid escalating tensions between Iran and Israel.
After a sharp drop below $59,500, the cryptocurrency surged by more than $5,000, topping $65,000 by the end of last week. It continued to climb in the first few days of the workweek, briefly spiking above $67,000 on a couple of occasions.
However, that proved to be short-lived, as bears quickly reversed the trajectory. Wednesday was particularly painful, with bitcoin plummeting to $62,800. It rebounded to $65,000 on Thursday but was pushed south again, reaching $62,400 on Saturday.
Nevertheless, bulls have managed to step in, and BTC is now trading at around $64,000. Its market capitalization has neared $1.260 trillion, but its dominance over altcoins has slipped to 50.1%.
Alts See Green
BTC's declining dominance has meant that most alternative coins have outperformed the leading cryptocurrency. Ethereum is a prime example. The largest altcoin has added more than 6% in the past 24 hours and is trading above $3,300. Solana and Toncoin have charted similar gains that have pushed them to $143 and $5.5, respectively.
Further notable daily increases come from Polygon's MATIC, Near Protocol's NEAR, Internet Computer's ICP, Ethereum Classic's ETC, Arbitrum's ARB, ImmutableX's IMX, and Maker's MKR.
The total cryptocurrency market cap, which had shed over $150 billion in a couple of days to Saturday, now stands at over $2.5 trillion, having added $60 billion in a day.
Market Overview
- Bitcoin is trading at $63,950, up 1.5% on the day.
- Ethereum is trading at $3,310, up 6.3% on the day.
- The total cryptocurrency market cap is $2.51 trillion, up 2.4% on the day.
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