In the past 24 hours, the price of Bitcoin has continued to decline, dropping to a three-week low of $112,500, and then rebounding to nearly $115,000, but faced rejection again.

Most major altcoins have performed relatively calmly, but BNB successfully soared to a historical high, while OKB once again stole the spotlight with a shocking surge.

OKB, BNB adds ATH

The past few days seem to belong to digital assets linked to some major cryptocurrency exchanges. For example, the trading price of BNB yesterday was around $830, but it soared to slightly above $880, a historical high, in just a few hours. Although the momentum of BNB has weakened since then, it still rose 3% on the day, with a trading price close to $860.

However, the award for the largest daily gain once again goes to OKB. The native token of OKX, OKB, has surged 50%, reaching a new high of nearly $197 (CoinGecko data). Over the past month, the price of OKB has increased by 300%.

Ethereum's daily increase reached 1.25%, breaking through $4,300; SOL rose by 2%, with a gain of over 185%; Dogecoin increased by 2.5%, surpassing $0.22. LINK is close to $26, while ADA and TRX saw more moderate gains. In contrast, MNT dropped over 8% after a recent increase.

Since yesterday, the total cryptocurrency market capitalization has increased by about $30 billion, reaching $3.950 trillion on CG.

BTC struggles below $114,000

Although some altcoins have reached new highs, the price of Bitcoin is actually still following a recent downward trend. Last week, the asset reached a historical high but has since dropped by over $10,000. There have also been some declines in the past 24 hours, with BTC dropping to a three-week low of $112,500 (Bitstamp data).

Bulls reacted well to this price drop, preventing further declines, despite some warning signals. On the contrary, BTC briefly surged to nearly $115,000, but quickly stopped there and dropped below $114,000, currently sitting at that level.

Its dominance over altcoins dropped by 0.5% in one day, to 57.4% on CG, with a market capitalization of $2.265 trillion.