Bitcoin Cash 價格BCH

HYPE continues to defy the overall market crash, posting another substantial increase over the past 24 hours. After charting a new nine-month low beneath $75,000, bitcoin’s price rebounded in the past 24 hours but failed at $79,000, and now sits inches below it. Aside from HYPE and CC, both of which have posted notable gains within the same timeframe, most other larger-cap alts are quite sluggish. BTC Capped at $79K It has been a tough week for the primary cryptocurrency, and there were little to no indications by last Wednesday about how grim the situation could get. On Wednesday, the asset tapped $90,000 but was stopped there and began its gradual descent after the US Fed paused the interest rate cuts. The escalating tension in the Middle East was blamed for Thursday’s substantial crash when $BTC slumped to a multi-month low of $81,000. It rebounded on Friday and early Saturday to $84,000, while the precious metal market crashed, but the situation worsened once again during the weekend. In a rather untypical manner for a Saturday afternoon and evening, bitcoin crumbled from $83,000 to $76,000. It regained some traction on Sunday but crashed again on Monday morning to under $75,000 – the lowest level since April last year. It bounced off in the following hours and challenged $79,000, where it was stopped and now sits below it. Its market cap is down to $1.560 trillion, while its dominance over the alts on CG is up to 57.7%. HYPE on the Run Most larger-cap alts followed bitcoin on the way south over the past several days. Ethereum was hit very hard, dropping from over $3,000 toward $2,100. Despite rebounding since then, it still struggles below $2,300. XRP, TRX, and XLM are slightly in the red, while SOL, BNB, ADA, and BCH have posted insignificant gains. HYPE has stolen the show once again, surging by 19% to $37. CC is the other big gainer with a 8% pump to over $0.19. The total crypto market cap has regained $70 billion since yesterday’s low and is above $2.7 trillion on CG now.

Bitcoin Retreats Sharply as Broader Crypto Market Weak Bitcoin’s weakness carried into the new week after the sharp sell-off over the weekend, with the price briefly sliding to just above $74,000 on Monday morning. The move marked Bitcoin’s lowest level in months and added to the pressure already weighing on the wider crypto market, where most altcoins also extended their losses. Only days earlier, $BTC had been trading near $90,000, testing a key resistance level. That attempt failed, and the mood shifted quickly. A pause in interest-rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve, along with rising tensions in the Middle East, dampened appetite for risk and set off a broader pullback. Selling accelerated on Thursday, dragging BTC down to around $81,000. A brief bounce followed on Friday, lifting prices toward $84,000, but the recovery didn’t last. By Saturday afternoon, sellers were firmly back in control, pushing Bitcoin below $76,000 for the first time since April last year. The drop triggered more than $2.5 billion in liquidations, wiping out heavily leveraged positions across the market. After a weak recovery attempt on Sunday, Bitcoin slipped again early Monday, touching roughly $74,400 and shedding more than $15,000 in value in just a few days. Bitcoin has since regained some ground and is now trading at $78,000, though volatility is expected to remain elevated. Its market capitalization stands near $1.55 trillion, while BTC dominance is holding slightly above 57.5%. Altcoins that fell Losses were even more pronounced among altcoins. $ETH fell sharply after trading above $3,000 last week, briefly dipping toward $2,100 earlier today. While ETH has recovered to around $2,300, it remains down about 5.5% on the day. Monero (XMR) was another notable underperformer, sliding toward $400. Major tokens including XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, ADA, BCH, LINK, and XLM also posted solid daily losses, reflecting the cautious tone across the market. Meanwhile, Pi Network’s token slipped to yet another all-time low. There were few bright spots. MYX jumped by 13.5%, while M added roughly 10%, standing out in an otherwise weak session. Overall, the sell-off has taken a heavy toll on the broader market. Total cryptocurrency market capitalization has fallen by about $300 billion since Saturday and is now down nearly $500 billion compared with last Wednesday, leaving the market valued at roughly $2.65 trillion. Conclusion The latest sell-off highlights how quickly sentiment can shift in the crypto market, especially when broader economic and geopolitical pressures are in play. While Bitcoin has managed a modest rebound from its recent lows, the sharp losses across major altcoins suggest that confidence remains fragile. For now, traders appear cautious, with the market likely to stay volatile until clearer signals emerge from both macro conditions and price action.

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