Bitcoin After the massive volatility endured last Monday, when BTC's price went on several fluctuations that drove it to under $100,000 before it charted a new all-time high above $109,000, the asset calmed by the rest of the week and stood primarily around $104,000. The weekend was also quite uneventful, unlike the previous one. In fact, bitcoin increased slightly and tapped $105,000 by Sunday evening. However, Monday began on a highly negative note, with the bears propelling a substantial leg down that pushed the cryptocurrency under $100,000. Moreover, the asset kept crashing and slipped to a multi-day low of $97,800. After another unsuccessful recovery attempt, the bulls finally stepped up in the evening and pushed bitcoin back to over $100,000. Since then, the asset neared $104,000 yesterday but was stopped and driven to $100,000 once again. As of now, it remains above $102,000, but more volatility is expected today after the conclusion of the Fed's first meeting for the year. Bitcoin's market cap now stands above $2.020 trillion, while its dominance over the alts is north of 56% again on CG.
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