While most cryptocurrencies trade in the green, global tensions and economic factors keep the outlook cautious.
gevorderd
526
The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of resilience today, with most assets trading in the green. However, uncertainty lingers as Bitcoin tests the $115,000 level.
Over the past 24 hours, bulls have gained a slight edge, pushing prices higher amid subdued volatility. Global geopolitical conflicts and trade barriers are fueling tensions, while the U.S. economy plays a key role in recent market movements.
Investors are closely watching for developments that could sway the direction of digital assets.
Bitcoin Flirts with $ 115,000
In the last day, Bitcoin’s price rose by about 0.8%, once again challenging the $115,000 mark. Sellers tried to drive it below $114,000—as reported in yesterday’s market analysis—but failed to gain traction.
Volatility has been low, especially for Bitcoin, which is evident in the liquidation data. BTC saw $18 million in liquidations, while Ethereum led with $50 million. Overall, the market recorded around $146 million in liquidations, below average and signaling quieter trading in derivatives.
Markets seem to be in a consolidation phase, awaiting more details on potential tariffs and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy. According to Polymarket, there’s a 75% chance of a 25 basis point rate cut in September.
Altcoins in Green, But Nothing Spectacular
A glance at the cryptocurrency heatmap reveals most altcoins in positive territory, though large-cap gains remain modest.

Ethereum experienced some ups and downs but ended up 2.6% higher, a win for the bulls. Other leaders like DOGE, XLM, SUI, SOL, LINK, and BNB followed suit, rising between 1% and 5%. Among the top 100 coins, POL led the pack with a 9% surge, followed by Ethena (ENA) at 8.3% and Mantle (MNT) at 5.8%.
Overall, the altcoin rally feels steady but far from explosive, reflecting the broader market’s wait-and-see approach.



