Crypto Market Cap Retakes $3T as Bitcoin, Altcoins Rally
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$3 trillion crypto comeback: Can Bitcoin bulls reclaim $100K and push higher?
Bitcoin has led a broad crypto market recovery, pushing total digital-asset market capitalisation back above $3 trillion. Strong spot and ETF demand has supported the rebound, although rising open interest and funding point to increasing leverage. The next phase will depend on whether underlying demand can sustain momentum toward the $100,000 mark.
What's Next For Bitcoin, Ethereum And XRP Prices As Crypto Market Hits $3 Trillion?
The post What’s Next For Bitcoin, Ethereum And XRP Prices As Crypto Market Hits $3 Trillion? appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News The total crypto market cap has climbed to $3.01 trillion, up 0.9% over the past day, with $141.8 billion in trading volume. Bitcoin sits at $85,980.96, Ethereum at $2,750.36, and XRP at $1.54, and behind each of those numbers is a different technical setup. Bitcoin: Officially Back In A Bull Market, But Running H…
Crypto Market Cap Reclaims $3T, XRP Breaks Resistance, BTC Cools at $86K
TL;DR: Bitcoin held near $86,000 after briefly topping $87,000, while the total crypto market capitalization reclaimed $3 trillion and altcoin market value reached a late-January high. XRP reclaimed the $1.50 resistance level as Ethereum, BNB and Dogecoin advanced, while Bitcoin dominance remained below 60% and market breadth improved. ETF inflows, falling oil prices and short covering supported risk appetite, though derivatives data showed lev…
Bitcoin's rise to around $86,000 and the participation of altcoins pushed the total cryptocurrency market above the $3 trillion mark during the day. Dogecoin, XRP, Solana, and Ethereum led the rally, while high leverage increased the risk of volatility in the market.
The capitalization of the crypto market was again briefly above $3 billion, in a context of advances by Bitcoin and altcoins and strong ETF inflows, although the rebound occurs while leverage and settlements raise the risk of abrupt reversal.
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