Sunday in the seed signatures of crypto, Bitcoin (BTC) was at $29,900 when the day started, and got as high as only $30,000 by the start of the 2nd quarter (7th to 12th hours). At this point, “Bit” would trade sideways through the second half, before suddenly skyrocketing to $31,175 in the 16th hour, or halfway into the third quarter. Unable to stay on top, however, the “orange coin” went tumbling back down the chart, faster than it came up, falling way down to $29,600, even lower than where it had started the day, leading into Monday. Bitcoin is still down across the board on all time frames: 13% for the week, 27% for the month and 37% for the year, with its marketcap at $565 billion. Bitcoin dominance, meanwhile, is at 42.4% versus all cryptoassets.
Ether (ETH) was at $2,020 when trading continued on Sunday, and made it up to $2,080 toward the end of the first quarter. After trading sideways in the second quarter and into the third, ETH went soaring in “Bit” brother’s shadow in the third quarter, reaching as high as $2,140 before being met with resistance. But, as was the case with BTC, ETH would correct back down to $2,010 in the final hours as well, closing at a lower price point than where it started the day going into the new work week. Ether is down across the board on all time frames as well: 20% for the week, 34% for the month and 45% for the year, while its marketcap is at $244 billion.
After finally breaking the curse of being in a bearish slump over the week, the ‘Top 100’ altcoins, after finishing with a small majority in the green the day prior, were back with majority in the red on Sunday. That said, only 70% of that group closed this day with losses, while there was one project, The Graph (GRT), that barely went down in double-digit percentages, losing 10% in the last 24 hours. On a positive note, however, there were three altcoins from the 30% of winners that actually recorded double-digit gains in that same time period, which were as follows, in order of larger-sized marketcap assets first: Chain (XCN) went up 12%, Arweave (AR) went up 17% and Osmosis (OSMO) went up 11%, respectively. The total marketcap of all cryptoassets, meanwhile, is at $1.332 trillion.
- Bitcoin(BTC)startsSundayAt$29,900andGetsAsHighAs$31,175inTheThirdQuarterBeforeSuddenlyFallingAllTheWayDownTo$29,600whereItWouldRetireDown13%forTheWeek/27%forTheMonthAnd37%forTheYearWithItsMarketcapAt$565billionAndBitcoinDominanceAt42.4%versusAllCryptoassets
- Ether(ETH)kicksOffSundayTradingAt$2,020andGetsAsHighAs$2,140atItsPeakBeforeCorrectingDownTo$2,010inTheFinalHoursWhereItWouldRetireDownLowerThanWhereItClosedThePreviousDayDown20%forTheWeek/34%forTheMonthAnd45%forTheYearWhileItsMarketcapIsAt$244billion
- TheAltcoinSectorClosesSundayWith70%ofTheTop100inTheRedOfWhichThereWasOneProjectThatWentDownInDoubleDigitPercentagesGRTAndThreeThatWentUpInThatFigureXCN/ARandOSMOamongThe30%ofWinnersOddlyWithTotalMarketcapOfAllCryptoassetsNowAt$1.332trillionryptoassetsNowAt$1.332trillion
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