Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Holds $95K as Altcoins Slightly Drop
- Bitcoin sideways today near $95.000
- Altcoins accumulate daily losses led by LINK and AVAX
- Crypto market cap drops to $3,065 trillion
Wednesday, April 30, 2025 – Bitcoin’s price continues to hover near the $95.000 mark, failing to break through any significant levels in the past 24 hours. After breaking above $90.000 for the first time in six weeks, the asset peaked at nearly $96.000, its highest value in two months, but met resistance shortly before breaking through.
On Monday, BTC briefly dipped to $93.000 but quickly recovered to hold above the $90.000 support. Despite occasional moves by buyers, the asset failed to break above the $96.000 barrier, even with robust capital inflows into Bitcoin ETFs.
Currently, BTC remains sideways, registering a small negative variation, trading slightly below US$ 95.000. The asset's market capitalization is around US$ 1,88 trillion, and its dominance over other cryptocurrencies remains above 61%.
Meanwhile, major altcoins posted modest pullbacks. Chainlink (LINK), Avalanche (AVAX) and XRP led the daily losses, with declines of up to 3,5%. Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin (DOGE), Cardano (ADA), SUI, Shiba Inu (SHIB), Hedera (HBAR) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) are also down, albeit more moderately.
Among the worst performers in the last 24 hours are VIRTUAL, which had seen a strong appreciation the previous day, as well as TAO and FLOKI. The latter, a meme coin linked to the name of the former US president, remains embroiled in controversy after allegations that its developers were selling part of the tokens during the price surge.
The total value of the cryptocurrency market fell by around $15 billion in one day, falling to around $3,065 trillion.
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