2026-01-18 13:30:07

Recently, Bitcoin has been repeatedly confirming around $95,000. Although there has been a slight pullback in the past 24 hours, on the weekly chart, it remains rooted at a high level. Currently, the market still revolves around Bitcoin, with BTC accounting for nearly 60% of the total market capitalization, making it the absolute market leader. Interestingly, the performance of mainstream coins like Dogecoin and Ethereum varies, with significant fluctuations, and it seems they are still searching for their respective directions in the short term.

BTC-0,53%

DOGE-3,06%

ETH0,18%

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DuskSurfer

· 9h ago

95,000 feels like a sure thing at this level, BTC is just so stable and unshakable. ETH and Dogecoin are just dancing blindly, who can say for sure? Alright, just keep watching BTC's performance, the 60% dominance says everything. This time, it's really BTC in charge, everything else is just a supporting role. Wait, when will Dogecoin find its direction? It's really driving me crazy.

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RugPullAlarm

· 9h ago

The price level of 95,000 has been repeatedly confirmed, indicating that funds are testing the top resistance. But what I care more about is what large BTC addresses are doing— with a market concentration of 60%, it's important to look at the on-chain transfer data from the past week to see if there are signs of a dump.

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SleepyArbCat

· 9h ago

95k confirmed, the weekly chart is still holding steady... BTC is really the market dominator, while others are still exploring.

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VitalikFanboy42

· 9h ago

BTC is very stable this wave, at 95,000 it’s just like sleeping there, not worried at all.

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RegenRestorer

· 10h ago

The recent high-level fluctuation of Bitcoin is indeed a bit frustrating. Its 60% market capitalization share truly signifies absolute dominance. It's really outrageous how other coins are doing their own thing separately.

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TokenSherpa

· 10h ago

actually, let me break this down for you — if you examine the data on btc's dominance metrics, we're looking at a governance precedent here that historically speaking, always precedes altseason. fundamentally, that 60% dominance? it's not as bullish as it sounds, empirical evidence suggests the real vote happens when alts finally get their quorum requirements met.

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SignatureDenied

· 10h ago

BTC's recent move is really suppressing the price aggressively. The 95,000 level has been repeatedly tested and not broken, feels like institutions are manipulating the market.

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