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The crypto market continues to show that cautious stability characteristic of these days. The total market cap hovers around $2.43 trillion, with almost flat movements. What draws the most attention is how the volume dropped nearly 10% in 24 hours, settling at $86.4 billion. This usually indicates that investors are in wait-and-see mode.
The Fear and Greed Index fell to 34 points, so the sentiment is clearly in fear territory. Bitcoin is moving around $71,170 with a slight decrease of 0.43%, maintaining its market dominance at 55.75%. Ethereum, on the other hand, is approximately at $2,200, also down 0.54%. Its market share remains at 10.42%.
The interesting part of the day comes from the altcoins. TRUMP, MAGA, and CRCL have been the big winners, with increases exceeding 400% in some cases. TRUMP skyrocketed to 1091.47%, MAGA with 446.57%, and CRCL with 413.33%. Extreme movements that show where speculation is concentrated in the crypto market right now.
On the DeFi side, the TVL grew 0.77%, reaching $96.229 billion. Aave remains the largest project with $25.203 billion, although it experienced a small decline of 1.05%. What surprises is Aria Protocol, which jumped 306% in TVL in just 24 hours. Meanwhile, NFT volume plummeted 38.61%, falling to $5.85 million. Courtyard was the most sold collection with a 6.66% increase.
Outside of price, there were several significant movements. Bhutan transferred another 500 BTC to exchanges, totaling $150 million in projected outflows by 2026. Visa integrated as a Super Validator on Canton Network, an interesting step for payment institutions on privacy blockchains. And Nvidia faces a class-action lawsuit over alleged revenue gaps linked to crypto mining. The crypto market continues to generate movements on multiple fronts.