The cryptocurrency market capitalization currently stands at $3.32 trillion. Bitcoin's price continues to direct the overall market movement.
Capital has been flowing back into the crypto market with purpose since November lows, bringing nearly $390 billion. Looking back to April, approximately $820 billion has been added to the market.
On daily charts, the crypto market cap displays a bullish divergence pattern. Trading volume reached $139 billion in the last session as market engagement surged. Bitcoin maintains dominance around 59 percent, staying below the 60 percent threshold that benefits alternative cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin's price now trades at the $95,000 level, advancing at a measured pace. The Relative Strength Index reads 56, while the Moving Average Convergence Divergence indicator shows positive momentum. Exchange-traded fund inflows totaled $1.8 billion over four days, with one day recording nearly $650 million. BlackRock contributed significantly to these inflows, while Saylor's Strategy continues accumulating spot holdings.
Derivatives data reveals approximately $82 million in Bitcoin liquidations, with open interest climbing to $110 billion. This suggests maintained conviction among traders as Bitcoin approaches the six-figure price milestone.
A stable Bitcoin price typically elevates the broader market. With Bitcoin dominance remaining under 60 percent, rotation opportunities exist. Decentralized finance total value locked increased to $129 billion, primarily driven by lending platforms attracting capital and stablecoins.
Stablecoins facilitate liquidity with average daily volume of $3.5 trillion, supporting the overall market cap. Tokenized real-world assets reached $24 billion, while Ethereum holds about $71 billion in total value locked. Privacy-focused cryptocurrencies like Monero are also participating in the market movement, achieving consecutive all-time highs.
Beyond technical charts, adoption narratives continue accumulating. Regulatory discussions, banking sector interest in stablecoins, and tokenization initiatives persist.