Bitcoin Recovers $95K, Ripple Futures ETF Approval Surges

Bitcoin dropped below $93,000 this morning and then recovered, showing volatility close to the $95,000 level. Meanwhile, XRP broke through $2.33, recording its highest price in a month after the approval of futures ETF in the United States. Monero (XMR) surged 40% in a day, reaching a four-year high before sharply falling below $270. Last week, Bitcoin broke through the $86,000 resistance line and rose to $88,000. On Tuesday, it exceeded $90,000 for the first time in six weeks. The upward trend continued, approaching $96,000, the highest in two months on Friday, but selling pressure limited further increases. During the weekend, Bitcoin maintained a stable flow around the $94,000 level. At the start of Monday, it briefly dropped below $93,000 but quickly rebounded and is currently close to $95,000. Bitcoin's market capitalization is currently recording $188 billion (approximately 267 trillion won), with its share in the overall cryptocurrency market slightly declining to 61%. Among major altcoins, ADA, SOL, SUI, HBAR, LINK, and XLM showed slight increases. In contrast, ETH, Doge, TRX, and AVAX experienced slight declines. The total cryptocurrency market capitalization increased by $30 billion (approximately 42.6 trillion won) in a day, reaching $3.085 trillion.