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The cryptocurrency market has taken a slight dip, with the global market cap falling by 1.16% to $3.14 trillion. Despite the downturn, trading activity has surged, with a 13.33% increase in 24-hour volume, reaching $78.12 billion. The Fear & Greed Index has settled at 40, indicating a neutral sentiment among investors.
Bitcoin Falls to $95k Amid Growing Institutional Interest
Bitcoin’s price has seen a marginal decline of 0.93%, trading at $95,482.30. Its market cap remains strong at $1.89 trillion, with a dominance of 60.33%. Trading volume for BTC has spiked by 28.65%, reaching $21.24 billion, suggesting amplified activity.
Meanwhile, institutional interest is on the rise, with South Dakota and Utah considering adding Bitcoin to their state reserves. Additionally, Michael Saylor has teased MicroStrategy’s potential return to aggressive BTC acquisitions, hinting at further market impact.
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Altcoins Take a Hit, Solana Leads Declines
Ethereum has dropped by 1.97% to $2,715.53, while XRP and Solana faced even sharper declines of 2.72% and 6.39%, respectively. Despite the broader downturn, trading volumes remain elevated, reflecting sustained interest from market participants.
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Top Gainers: Sonic Leads Small-Cap Rally
Sonic: +4.65% to $0.8438
Cronos: +2.43% to $0.08727
Sei: +1.34% to $0.2758
Top Losers: Raydium Sees Steep Fall
Raydium: -25.13% to $3.20
Story: -11.79% to $3.94
HYPE: -9.61% to $21.86
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FAQs
The Fear & Greed Index is at 40, indicating a neutral sentiment among investors.
Sonic, Cronos, and Sei have posted the highest gains in the last 24 hours.
Yes, South Dakota and Utah are considering Bitcoin investments in their state reserves, and Michael Saylor has hinted at renewed acquisitions by MicroStrategy.
