Bitcoin Fails to Break $28K Mark
In the past 24 hours, Bitcoin experienced a slight increase in price but was unable to reach the $28,000 level. While larger-cap altcoins have remained relatively stable, TON continues to lose momentum and has dropped below $2.
BTC’s Attempt to Reach $28K
The week started off well for Bitcoin as bulls took control of the market, leading to a significant price surge of over $1,500 on Monday. This pushed the primary cryptocurrency to a six-week high of around $28,600. However, Bitcoin couldn’t sustain its momentum and began losing value in the following days, resulting in consecutive price drops. The latest drop occurred yesterday, bringing Bitcoin down to $27,200. However, it bounced back from this point and even made a small recovery earlier today. Despite this, BTC failed to surpass $27,900 and is currently trading just above $27,500.
TWT and AAVE Show Positive Performance
Toncoin (TON) was one of the best-performing cryptocurrencies in recent weeks but has now experienced consistent losses. The latest decline of 2.5% has brought TON’s price below $2 after reaching over $2.5 a few weeks ago. Ripple and MATIC have also seen minor losses on a daily scale. On the other hand, BNB, ADA, DOT, LTC, and LINK have posted insignificant gains. Avalanche (AVAX) has experienced a 4% increase and is trading at $10. Aave and Trust Wallet Token (TWT) are the top gainers with an 8% increase in price. The total crypto market cap remains steady at around $1.080 trillion.
Hot Take: Bitcoin Struggles to Break Resistance
Bitcoin’s recent attempts to break the $28,000 resistance level have been unsuccessful, indicating a lack of bullish momentum. Despite a brief recovery, BTC has been unable to sustain upward movement and faces resistance around $27,900. On the other hand, altcoins such as TON are experiencing losses and struggling to maintain their previous highs. It remains to be seen whether Bitcoin can regain its bullish momentum and surpass key resistance levels in the near future.
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