The crypto market has been dynamic recently, with significant movements and developments:Bitcoin Surge: Bitcoin has reclaimed the $90,000 level for the first time since March, driven by a weakening dollar and stock market turbulence. Its market cap rose to $1.755 trillion, with dominance at 63.63%. Daily trading volume jumped 47.3% to $38.57 billion. Analysts see potential for Bitcoin to test $93,000 as institutional interest grows, fueled by MicroStrategy’s $555.8 million purchase. However, resistance is noted at $88,000.Altcoin Pressure: While Bitcoin thrives, altcoins like Ethereum and Polkadot face declines. Ethereum dropped 3.5%, with transaction fees at a 2020 low of $0.168, signaling weak on-chain activity. Solana, however, outperformed with a 16% weekly gain due to high institutional demand.Market Sentiment: The global crypto market cap is around $2.74–$2.76 trillion, up slightly despite a 0.3% daily drop. Stablecoins dominate trading at 94.54% of volume ($81.9 billion). The Crypto Fear & Greed Index is neutral at 47. Sentiment remains bullish, supported by technical indicators and liquidity.Regional Trends: In India, Ripple (XRP) overtook Bitcoin in Q1 2025 trading volume (13.3% on CoinSwitch), while meme coin PEPE entered the top 10 holdings, reflecting high-risk bets by younger investors. Vietnam is advancing a national crypto exchange pilot with Bybit’s support, aiming for regulated trading.Regulatory and Institutional Moves: Coinbase warns of a potential “crypto winter” but predicts a Q3 2025 rebound due to expected global liquidity recovery. Europe’s crypto market hit $13.6 billion, driven by regulatory clarity. Major crypto firms, including Coinbase and Solana Labs, donated heavily to Trump’s inauguration fund.Market Dynamics: Trump’s tariff pause on tech products boosted market momentum, though earlier tariff announcements caused dips. CryptoQuant suggests a rebound is near, mirroring 2024’s recovery, as speculative heat cools. Whales are accumulating altcoins like OM and Threshold Network’s T after market bottom .