Bitcoin (BTC) gained 0.75% to $82,600 by 9 a.m. ET (13:00 UTC) Monday, even as the crypto market lost 3.05% of its value over 24 hours, leaving it at $2.75 trillion.
The contrast extended across the six major assets in the snapshot: Each rose while total market value declined. Bitcoin accounted for 60.2% of crypto market value. Ether (ETH) rose 0.27% to $2,424 and held a 10.7% share.
Solana (SOL) recorded the largest increase of the six, climbing 1.18% to $105.29. XRP added 1.13% to $1.31, BNB gained 0.71% to $728.41, and Dogecoin (DOGE) advanced 0.53% to $0.0798. Marketwide trading volume totaled $71.82 billion over 24 hours.
Across Binance, Bybit and OKX, 24-hour liquidations reached $243.4 million, including $137.5 million in long positions and $105.9 million in short positions.
A Sunday evening EconoTimes snapshot placed Bitcoin at $80,967 and the total market at $2.70 trillion. The snapshots’ percentage changes cover different 24-hour periods.
