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The cryptocurrency market has just bounced back from Saturday’s shocks, and it’s interesting to see how quickly sentiment is changing. Bitcoin is currently trading around $74,000, up about 3% over the week, despite significant fluctuations over the weekend. Solana and Ethereum showed more noticeable growth — these two assets are in the green over seven days, unlike most other major tokens.
What’s interesting is that volatility was huge, but when looking at the weekly chart, the movements aren’t that impressive. Solana is now around $83, Ethereum close to $2,300. All of this is happening against the backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty, which keeps the market on edge. Low liquidity over the weekend amplified the swings, but the real test will come when traditional markets open — futures on oil and stocks will determine whether the current optimism persists or a new wave of selling begins.
Although how to profit from cryptocurrency in such a situation isn’t an easy question. The market is clearly sensitive to news, and every price jump can be reversed. XRP, for example, rose on the wave of integration into payment apps, but remains in a broader downward trend. Kit traders are actively accumulating, but a sustainable reversal has not yet been confirmed. The rally looks convincing on daily charts, but in the context of the week, it seems quite fragile. We need to see how traditional markets react before making serious conclusions.