Monday Market Review. After a steadying period, the cryptocurrency market experienced a slight rebound, with the total market capitalization maintaining around $3.35 trillion, up 1.0% over 24 hours. Bitcoin is priced at $94,700, up 1.0%, with dominance stable at 57.8%; Ethereum has surpassed $3,250, rising 0.9%; SOL surged to $142, up 0.7%. The Fear and Greed Index is currently at 36, still lingering in the fear zone.

After a slight dip yesterday, buying interest quickly followed. Key support comes from several factors: the profit-taking wave over the weekend has basically been digested; institutional ETF net inflows have recovered to around $300 million; and on-chain whale activity has become noticeably more active—large transfers from whale addresses to exchanges have decreased, indicating they are accumulating rather than dumping. On the macro front, there are no bad news; US stock futures are slightly up, and risk sentiment has improved. The remaining selling pressure at year-end is gradually being released. Technically, the RSI has moved out of oversold territory and is rebounding, and the MACD has formed a golden cross. These signals confirm that short-term bullish momentum is returning, driving mainstream and small-cap cryptocurrencies to rise moderately.