Bitcoin (BTC) Price Eyes $66K, Polkadot (DOT) Slips Below $6 (Market Watch)

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Bitcoin’s dull price actions continued in the past 24 hours as the asset’s most notable increase came in the form of a $800 gain to almost $66,000 earlier today.

The altcoins are mostly with minor gains today. TON, NEAR, and RNDR lead the way, but even they have been massively outperformed by Fetch.ai’s FET.The primary cryptocurrency had a violent end to the previous business week as it slumped from over $67,000 to $65,000 within hours on Friday. It bounced off during the weekend and spent most of it trading sideways at just over $66,000.

After another leg down toward $65,000 on Monday, bitcoin reversed its trajectory and spiked to $67,200 once again. However, it failed there and was pushed down to $64,000 on a few occasions, which allowed certain whales to It recovered some ground yesterday during the US national holiday in which Wall Street trading was halted. More gains came earlier today when the asset spiked briefly toward $66,000 but failed to overcome that level and now sits inches below it.This is all you need not to miss any price action in the raging crypto markets. Start receiving this recap, for free, every day:Still, the volatility has been quite muted in recent days. This means that bitcoin’s market cap remains below $1.

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