Bitcoin (BTC) Holds Above $83K as Starknet (STRK) Surges 50%
Bitcoin (BTC) traded at $83,044, up 0.44% in 24 hours, while Starknet (STRK) led gainers with a 50.04% jump.
- Total market cap
- $2.88T
- 24h volume
- $11.3B
- BTC dominance
- 57.9%
- ETH dominance
- 10.6%
- Gold
- $4,194/oz
Broad Market
Bitcoin (BTC) changed hands at $83,044, up 0.44% over 24 hours but down 2.26% over seven days, according to CryptoKoinCap's exchange feeds. Ethereum (ETH) stood at $2,508.39, up 0.54% in 24 hours and down 6.97% over the week. Among stablecoins, Tether (USDT) traded at $0.99899 and USDC (USDC) at $1.00. BNB (BNB) was at $748.60, XRP (XRP) at $1.40, Solana (SOL) at $109.60, and TRON (TRX) at $0.3307.
The total cryptocurrency market capitalization was $2,880,681,834,904, with 24-hour volume of $11,328,211,757. Bitcoin (BTC) dominance was 57.93%, and Ethereum (ETH) dominance was 10.63%. The snapshot classified the market regime as a bull market, with 7,058 coins tracked.
Notable Movers
Starknet (STRK) led gainers, rising 50.04% in 24 hours to $0.10665 and 92.94% over seven days. Celestia (TIA) gained 26.81% to $0.614, Conflux (CFX) rose 16.10% to $0.06007, Aerodrome Finance (AERO) climbed 15.83% to $0.9459, and BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) advanced 15.21% to $0.003727.
On the losing side, Magic Hash (MHA) fell 15.33% to $0.004655 and was down 38.45% over seven days. Derive (DRV) dropped 8.19% to $0.49825, Kaia (KAIA) declined 7.76% to $0.0535, Filecoin (FIL) slipped 6.41% to $1.09, and Cosmos Hub (ATOM) fell 4.60% to $1.93.
Metals
Gold was measured at $4,194.36 per ounce and silver at $60.82 per ounce.
Headlines
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Headlines referenced
- Bitcoin Drawdown Analysis Maps a $74,500 Level if Losses Deepen — Bitcoin.com News
- Ripple CEO Owns ‘a Lot of XRP’: Why He’s ‘Incredibly Bullish’ on Crypto — Bitcoin.com News
- Newer AI models missed more payment fraud in Coinbase’s benchmark — CryptoSlate
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