SIREN continues to outperform the rest of the altcoins.
After a sluggish weekend with little to no noteworthy price movements, bitcoin’s volatility returned on Monday morning with a dip to a new monthly low and an impressive rebound.
Most large-cap alts are slightly in the green on a daily scale, and ETH has emerged as one of the top performers, having surged to over $2,050 as of press time.
Bitcoin went on a massive run last Monday after Trump’s claims that the US and Iran had made progress with their war negotiations, jumping from $67,500 to almost $72,000.
It dropped to $69,000 after Iran denied Trump’s statements, but resumed its rally on Wednesday when it tapped a weekly peak at $72,000.
This resistance was too hard to overcome, and BTC quickly began to nosedive.
The culmination during that business week was on Friday, when the cryptocurrency dropped to $65,600 for the first time in about four weeks.
It managed to rebound to over $66,000 almost immediately, and spent the weekend trading sideways between that lower boundary and $67,000.
It dipped once again earlier this morning to a new monthly low at just under $65,000 before it jumped to nearly $68,000, where it was stopped after the latest developments on the war front.
Its market cap has calmed at $1.350 trillion, while its dominance over the alts stands at just over 56% on CG.
The world’s largest altcoin has reacted well to the latest price volatility, rebounding by 3% since yesterday to over $2,050 as of now.
The asset dipped below $1,950 earlier this morning.
BNB, XRP, SOL, TRX, DOGE, and ADA are also slightly in the green.
In contrast, HYPE has dropped by 4%, while BCH is still 6% down on the day after yesterday’s flash crash.
More gains come from the likes of ZEC, SHIB, UNI, NEAR, and SKY, while SIREN continues to outperform with another 8% surge to almost $1.80.
The total crypto market cap has recovered $40 billion since this time on Sunday, and now sits above $2.4 trillion on CG.
Bitcoin snapped a quiet weekend with renewed volatility, sliding to a new monthly low just under $65,000 before staging a sharp rebound toward $68,000.
Ethereum reclaimed the $2,000 level, trading around $2,050 as of press time, while several large-cap alts posted modest gains.
SIREN continued to outperform the market with an 8% surge toward almost $1.80.
Last week, BTC surged from roughly $67,500 to near $72,000 on optimism over US-Iran talks, then retreated as developments cooled.
The asset later hovered around $66,000–$67,000 over the weekend before slipping again this morning; it remains within recent ranges as volatility stabilizes.
BTC’s market cap sits around $1.350 trillion and its dominance is just over 56% on CG, with the total crypto market cap above $2.4 trillion after a roughly $40 billion recovery since Sunday.
Among altcoins, BNB, XRP, SOL, TRX, DOGE and ADA are marginally higher, while HYPE is down about 4% and BCH remains about 6% lower after yesterday’s flash crash.
Additional gains appeared in coins like ZEC, SHIB, UNI, NEAR and SKY as traders absorb the latest headlines.
The market’s broader tone suggests a cautious uptick in risk appetite as major assets stabilize near key levels.
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