The Sunday crypto market showed good resilience. Bitcoin held firmly above the $95,000 level, bouncing back quickly each time it dipped. This aggressive buying behavior has excited many analysts. The overall global crypto market capitalization remains stable at $3.20 trillion, although weekend trading volume has indeed shrunk, the bulls' willingness still appears strong.

From a technical perspective, Bitcoin has stabilized above the 50-day moving average (around $89,200) and maintained a relatively solid structure above $94,600. The Fear & Greed Index is currently at 65, still in the greed zone. Interestingly, BTC's market share remains high at 58.9%, indicating that market preference for Bitcoin remains strong.

However, the market generally expects that once Bitcoin consolidates at high levels, the flow of funds next week will become interesting. Historical patterns tell us that when BTC's dominance is at this level, mainstream coins, especially assets like ADA, often experience a catch-up rally. In fact, ADA today was among the few mainstream coins to stay in the red amid volatility, driven by news of CME futures.

Regarding the next trend, analysts are generally eyeing the $107,500 level. As long as the price can hold above $95,000 at the Monday open, the technical outlook points directly to targets above the $100,000 mark. The market seems to have recovered from the previous shock of the bill's delay and is now full of expectations for an "institutional replenishment wave."