📈 Market stabilises as Bitcoin holds strong
😐 Investor sentiment cools from recent highs
💸 Altcoins rebound slightly after choppy week
Crypto prices nudged higher overnight, offering a modest reprieve to investors after a volatile week that rattled a few altcoins. Bitcoin gained about 1.2% in the past 24 hours, continuing to trade well above the psychological $100,000 threshold, with a notable support floor forming near $103,000. XRP, Solana (SOL), and other major cryptocurrencies followed suit, recovering some of their recent losses. Notably, Berachain (BERA) has rallied more than 9%.
The rebound comes as broader investor sentiment continues to cool from levels seen earlier in the month. The Fear and Greed Index has slipped back into neutral territory, signalling a more cautious outlook among traders following Bitcoin’s most recent all-time high.
Investors will be looking out for the latest jobs numbers from the US this week, set for release on Friday, which could give a clearer picture of how the US economy is performing, and setting the tone for the Fed interest rate decision later in June.
The global cryptocurrency market capitalisation is approximately $3.29 trillion, reflecting a 0.97% increase over the last 24 hours.
Price: Currently trading at around $105,880 marking a 1.44% increase in the last 24 hours.
Daily high: Approximately $105,804
Daily low: Approximately $103,939
The S&P 500 index is down by about 0.008% since yesterday.
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index currently stands at 57/100, indicating a neutral sentiment among investors.
The RSI for Bitcoin is approximately 65, with 70 and above indicating an overbought position, while 30 and below indicates that the asset is oversold.
Data is correct as at 08:34 GMT
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