Bitcoin’s market action has been subdued this Monday, with prices hovering around the $95,000 mark after a slight pullback from last week’s highs. Market expectations of an aggressive price surge have been tempered by lukewarm response to the current market conditions. This is reflected in the sideways trading behavior of major altcoins such as Ethereum (ETH), XRP, and SOL, which are hovering near key resistance levels. 7 days ago, Bitcoin prices experienced volatility as the weekly stock market opening triggered a sharp drop below $94,000 and further dipped to the $93,500 mark before recovering to regain the $95,000 range. 24-hour trading volume for BTC is currently at $29.02 billion. Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading near $95,232, attempting to break above the $95K mark after a dip as low as $93,548 and a daily high of $95,520. ETH has seen a notable surge exceeding $1,800 in the past week, gaining nearly 12%, while XRP witnessed a decline of 1.68% following the ProShares XRP ETF launch anticipation. Meanwhile, SOL’s price fell by 2.41%, after struggling to break through resistance near $150, currently trading near $148.77. 7 days ago, other altcoins like ADA and DOGE displayed similar moves. The Layer-2 blockchain ecosystem has seen considerable gains with LAYER leading the pack, gaining over 15% in price, followed by VIRTUAL’s 14% jump. Other low-cap coins like THETA, KAIA, BCH, and FLR have also surged nearly 6% in the past 24 hours. On the other side of the market, DeepBook’s DEEP token experienced a decline of 17%, after a 42% increase yesterday. Top losers include WAL and TRUMP, both experiencing losses of 10%. The global crypto market cap currently sits at $2.98 trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of $83.03 billion as per CoinMarketCap, where you can explore the full trending list.