As of January 12 (UTC+8), the overall cryptocurrency market shows a slight fluctuation trend. The total market capitalization of digital assets worldwide is approximately $2.78 trillion, down 0.2% intraday.
The performance of mainstream cryptocurrencies is as follows: Bitcoin is at , up 0.17% in 24 hours, with a market cap of @E1@ trillion, and a daily trading volume of $18.797 billion; Ethereum is priced at @E2@, a slight correction of 0.37%, with a market cap of @E3@ billion, and trading activity remains at @E4@ billion; the stablecoin USDT is priced at $0.9989, essentially flat with a decrease of 0.01%, with a market cap of @E5@ billion, and a trading volume leading at $33.410 billion.
Among the mainstream cryptocurrencies, Ripple appears relatively weak, with a price of @E6@, down 2.14%, a market cap of @E7@ billion, and a daily trading volume of $2.782 billion; Binance Coin, on the other hand, defies the trend, priced at @E8@, up 0.96%, with a market cap of @E9@ billion, and a trading volume of $0.969 billion. Overall, the market is in a wait-and-see phase, with short-term fluctuations being relatively mild.
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RektRecorder
· 2h ago
The observation phase is the easiest to get trapped; be careful.
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-12 02:50
Alright, another day of small steps, BTC remains as steady as an old man.
Why did XRP surge again? Is someone dumping?
USDT trading volume is outrageous, are people really using stablecoins to avoid volatility?
BNB rises against the trend by 0.96%, is this a signal for us?
The market in the wait-and-see phase is the most torturous, this is true torment.
Overall, just waiting for the next main trend, it's boring.
ETH's pullback, so what, just wait and see.
Is the market sleeping or brewing? Hard to tell.
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HappyMinerUncle
· 01-12 02:49
The waiting phase is just procrastination, just waiting and waiting... A small rise in BNB can't save my heart.
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ProxyCollector
· 01-12 02:42
Another boring market like this, BTC only goes up a little? I'd rather watch Ripple drop and have some fun.
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SandwichVictim
· 01-12 02:34
Bitcoin is like this, still depends on whether it can break through 9.2 later; otherwise, it will keep bouncing around here.
XRP is about to drop below 2 dollars again, just like every time.
BNB is still trying, but with such low volume, it’s not really meaningful.
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Just watch and wait, anyway there’s not much movement.
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The trading volume of stablecoins is so large, indicating that big players are waiting for the next opportunity.
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Another slight dip, it feels like the market just loves to tease like this.
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Ripple is really getting more and more disappointing, what’s going on.
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Is anyone holding at this 9.14 level? It always feels like it’s about to break.
As of January 12 (UTC+8), the overall cryptocurrency market shows a slight fluctuation trend. The total market capitalization of digital assets worldwide is approximately $2.78 trillion, down 0.2% intraday.
The performance of mainstream cryptocurrencies is as follows: Bitcoin is at , up 0.17% in 24 hours, with a market cap of @E1@ trillion, and a daily trading volume of $18.797 billion; Ethereum is priced at @E2@, a slight correction of 0.37%, with a market cap of @E3@ billion, and trading activity remains at @E4@ billion; the stablecoin USDT is priced at $0.9989, essentially flat with a decrease of 0.01%, with a market cap of @E5@ billion, and a trading volume leading at $33.410 billion.
Among the mainstream cryptocurrencies, Ripple appears relatively weak, with a price of @E6@, down 2.14%, a market cap of @E7@ billion, and a daily trading volume of $2.782 billion; Binance Coin, on the other hand, defies the trend, priced at @E8@, up 0.96%, with a market cap of @E9@ billion, and a trading volume of $0.969 billion. Overall, the market is in a wait-and-see phase, with short-term fluctuations being relatively mild.