Over the past seven days, the price of every cryptocurrency among the top 100 largest by market capitalization showed growth. Bitcoin and Ethereum rose by 6% and 4%, surpassing the $82,000 and $2,400 marks respectively, while some major altcoins increased by as much as 80% during the same period.
The five largest known Bitcoin holders store more than 2.3 million Bitcoin worth approximately $191 billion on their balances, according to data from Bitcoin Treasuries as of May 6. This represents more than 11% of Bitcoin’s total possible supply, which is capped at 21 million coins.
Ethereum is approaching a decisive moment as price action, derivatives positioning, and network innovation converge to shape its near-term outlook. On the 4-hour chart, Ethereum shows a recovering structure with improving momentum, although strong resistance continues to limit gains.
The price of the leading cryptocurrency climbed above $82,000, reaching a three-month high. Analysts at K33 Research noted that prolonged market pessimism is creating conditions for further growth.
The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin ($BTC), started the new week strongly and continues this trend. Today, $BTC rose above $82,000 following news about the possible end of the conflict between the United States and Iran.
Bitcoin stabilized on Wednesday, slightly trimming intraday gains after the largest corporate holder of cryptocurrency, Strategy, announced the possibility of selling part of its holdings. Nevertheless, Bitcoin remained near a three-month high, while the broader cryptocurrency market also showed mostly positive momentum amid growing hopes for de-escalation between the United States and Iran.
Bitcoin and altcoins continue to feel the impact of recent events and statements between the United States and Iran. Bitcoin recently surpassed the $80,000 level for the first time since January, and May forecasts from the analytics platform Polymarket were also published.
Bitcoin has returned to the $80,000 zone but failed to hold above it. Fresh volatility emerged following reports of an Iranian strike on an oil facility in the United Arab Emirates. As a result, oil prices surged, US equities came under pressure, and the crypto market shifted back into a cautious mode.
Bitcoin reached a three-month high on Tuesday, maintaining an overall optimistic outlook, although the pace of recent gains slowed due to rising tensions in the Middle East, prompting investor caution. Attention is also focused on the upcoming earnings report from Strategy Inc, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, expected later the same day.
Solana is trading at $85.64 on May 4, up 2%, while the monthly Polymarket pricing shows a 70% probability of closing at $90 in May, and on-chain data shows $381 million in ecosystem inflows over the past three months, with 69% coming from Ethereum.
Zcash surged above $400 for the first time since January, reaching a peak of $424 on May 3. This marks a 100% recovery from early-year lows and brings it closer to Monero.
Bitcoin reached a three-month high on Monday, driven by a wave of ETF inflows and long positioning, although spot demand remained relatively weak.
Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, broke through a major psychological resistance level over the weekend, surpassing the $80,000 mark. Over the past 24 hours, the asset gained approximately 2.6%, reaching $80,150, with the broader market showing upward momentum.
Bitcoin prices remain stable near key psychological levels this Sunday, supported by institutional demand and significant regulatory developments.
On‑chain data from Santiment revealed a sharp rise in large Dogecoin transactions. Within a single day, the network recorded 739 transfers valued above $100,000. Major holders now control 108.52 billion $DOGE, marking an all‑time high concentration.
Bitcoin prices rose during Saturday morning trading, continuing the bullish trend as the market absorbed record institutional demand that began in April.
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