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Bitcoin (BTC) slid below $70,000 on Tuesday for the first time in nearly two months, dragging its market dominance toward 56% as several altcoins weathered the drop better. Key Points: Bitcoin fell under $70,000 for the first time since Apr. 8. BTC dominance slipped to about 56.3%, its lowest in wee

Bitcoin (BTC) traded at approximately $81,250 on Sunday evening, according to CoinGecko data. The 24-hour price change came in at positive 0.7% in USD terms. Market cap sat at $1.62 trillion, with daily trading volume of $21.6 billion. Stability While Altcoins Move Bitcoin's near-flat session contra

Bitcoin (BTC) dominance is rolling over near the 60% zone, with momentum signals pointing to a possible capital rotation that could echo the altcoin runs of 2017 and 2021. Bitcoin Dominance Loses Steam Near 60% The BTC.D metric has begun fading after testing the 60% area during the recent market exp

Bitcoin (BTC) traded near $81,000 as of early May 6, 2026. The 24-hour gain in USD terms measured approximately 0.8%. Bitcoin's market cap stood at roughly $1.63 trillion. Bitcoin's Position Amid a Busy Altcoin Session BTC's subdued daily move contrasted with sharper swings elsewhere. Several tokens

Bitcoin (BTC) traded at $77,794 Thursday morning, up just 0.4% over 24 hours, after failing to sustain a push toward the $80,000 level. The Overnight Rally and Retreat Bitcoin reached an intraday high of $79,388 on Wednesday evening. Buyers were unable to extend the move. The token slid back below $