Bitcoin (BTC) traded at $80,798 in early hours of May 10, 2026, taking the top slot on CoinGecko's trending coins board with a 0.5% daily gain.
Bitcoin Tops CoinGecko Trending List
The largest cryptocurrency held the number-one spot on the popular tracker for user search and engagement, even as 24-hour price action stayed muted. Trading volume reached roughly $18.7 billion.
Market capitalization sat near $1.618 trillion, comfortably keeping the asset first by size globally.
Bitcoin dominance currently runs around 58.3% of the total crypto market, per CoinGecko data.
The trending rank measures retail attention, not buying pressure. That distinction matters during quiet sessions like this one.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States have meanwhile pulled in roughly $3.4 billion across six straight weeks through Friday, the longest positive streak since July 2025, while cumulative flows since the January 2024 launch have reached above $58 billion.
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Tom Lee Eyes $150,000-$200,000 Range
Fundstrat co-founder Tom Lee forecast that Bitcoin could trade between $150,000 and $200,000 by late 2026, declaring at Consensus 2026 that "crypto winter is over."
Standard Chartered keeps a more measured $150,000 forecast for year-end.
Tiger Research's Q2 valuation report puts fair value near $143,000.
Lee tied his outlook to three forces. Institutional ETF demand provides a structural floor, post-halving supply remains tight, and geopolitical pressure has eased after recent Middle East de-escalation, with April spot ETF inflows hitting $2.44 billion, the strongest monthly figure since October 2025.
BlackRock's IBIT product alone now holds roughly 812,000 BTC, commanding about 62% of total ETF market share. That concentration has reshaped how supply is absorbed during corrections.
Recent Bitcoin Price Action
Bitcoin's path this year has been anything but smooth. The asset hit an all-time high near $126,198 on Oct. 6, 2025, then dropped to roughly $67,936 by April 1, 2026.
A 15% recovery followed within weeks. BTC briefly touched $81,000 on May 5, its highest mark since January, before easing into the current consolidation band.
Traders now watch $78,000 as near-term support, while the $85,000 to $87,000 zone has consistently capped recent rallies. A close above that band would likely draw fresh momentum buying, while a break of $78,000 on volume could trigger a retest near $72,000.
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