Bitcoin Price today, June 26: Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency in the world, opened its doors in green, at $ 1,07,885.91 on June 26 (today), up 1.06% compared to the day before, according to CoinmarketCap data. Its market capitalization amounted to $ 2.14 billion, up 1.07%, with climbing volumes of 2.59% to $ 51.09 billion over 24 hours, according to data.
The site also noted that there was “a significant resurgence” in the Bitcoin ETF subscriptions, which reflects the growing confidence and the regulatory insurance of institutional investors, which means its integration into general finance.
Updating cryptographic markets: market capitalization at 3.31 billions of dollars, Bitcoin continues to dominate
Overall, the market capitalization of cryptocurrencies is 3.31 billions of dollars, with commercial volumes in the last 24 hours totaling $ 108.25 billion, according to data. In terms of market domination, Bitcoin holds 64.8%of the pie, while Ethereum has 9%, and remaining tokens represent 26.2%.
Domination is a metric used to measure the relative market share or the domination of tokens in the overall cryptocurrency sector. It represents the percentage of the token market capitalization in relation to the total market capitalization of all combined cryptos.
Ethereum stable above $ 2,470, ETF entries exceed $ 4 billion
Meanwhile, the second largest token, Ethereum was also in the green, trading at $ 2,470.40, up 0.34%compared to the day before, with a market capitalization of 298.22 billion dollars (up 0.34%) and a volume of $ 17.75 billion (10.42%), the data shown.
In particular, Ethereum was largely stable on the levels of $ 2,000 despite market volatility and geopolitical pressures. In fact, CoinMarketCap has noted that the significant BlackRock acquisition of $ 98 million ETF, involving a 40,660 ETH, “underlines a robust institutional interest”.
Overall, the ETF ETHEREUM ETF attracted more than $ 4 billion at American entrances, fueled by the affordable investment strategies of BlackRock and Fidelity.
What awaits us for bitcoin, crypto: expert opinions
Avinash Shekhar, co-founder and CEO of PI42, seems carefully optimistic that the cryptography market has its place.
According to Riya Sehgal, research analyst at Delta Exchange, Bitcoin rebound greater than $ 107,000 reflects robust confidence in the market, especially since it continues to maintain the price of $ 98,000 made over the short-term holder.
“This level serves not only as psychological support, but also strengthens the Haussier Momentum building around the current BTC consolidation nearly $ 107,400 to $ 108,000 sets up a potential escape around $ 110,000 and $ 112,000. With the US dollar index that strikes low growth in the moments of macroeconomic intervention.
Edul Patel, Co-founder and CEO of Mudrex concluded, noting that institutional activity continues to stimulate price action, the Bitcoin ETF recording the largest entry of a day for June with $ 588.6 million. “This marks 11 consecutive days of net positive flows, the longest sequence since December 2024. However, with American GDP and unemployment data later in the day, a change in market dynamics is probably. Bitcoin is now faced with resistance to $ 108,700, while support has increased to $ 106,400, maintaining the bubble structure,” he added.
On Ethereum, Sehgal said that he had posted 15% recovery of recent hollows and envisaged a break beyond the resistance zone of $ 2,550.
The Coindcx research team noted that the biggest winners were altcoins such as PI, which had jumped by more than 8%, followed by Kaspa at 4.61%and Bitcoin Cash at 3.76%. The biggest loser was SEI, which plunged more than 10%, followed by Fartcoin at 9.49% and batteries and Dao curve token at more than 8% each, he added. “The global market trend remains largely stable, preparing for the next bullish wave,” he said.
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