While Bitcoin fell by 8.35% to $68,670, the entire cryptocurrency landscape is showing a different side: the market capitalization of digital assets rose by 2.2% to nearly $3.12 trillion. This increase is supported by the solid performance of 90 of the 100 largest coins, with Ethereum currently trading at $2,020 and testing key support levels.
Despite this positive market capitalization development, sentiment remains fragile. Temporary outflows from cryptocurrency ETFs and persistent fear indicators shape the market outlook. At the same time, legislative initiatives and changing macroeconomic conditions reveal new opportunities. The current phase thus embodies the classic tension between risk and opportunity—a market capitalization that is growing while uncertainty persists.
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While Bitcoin fell by 8.35% to $68,670, the entire cryptocurrency landscape is showing a different side: the market capitalization of digital assets rose by 2.2% to nearly $3.12 trillion. This increase is supported by the solid performance of 90 of the 100 largest coins, with Ethereum currently trading at $2,020 and testing key support levels.
Despite this positive market capitalization development, sentiment remains fragile. Temporary outflows from cryptocurrency ETFs and persistent fear indicators shape the market outlook. At the same time, legislative initiatives and changing macroeconomic conditions reveal new opportunities. The current phase thus embodies the classic tension between risk and opportunity—a market capitalization that is growing while uncertainty persists.