Global cryptocurrency market capitalization recovered past $2.67 trillion after gaining nearly 1 percent over a 24-hour trading window, supported by strong spot buying in Bitcoin and broad technology stock gains following blowout quarterly semiconductor earnings.
Bitcoin traded near $79,730 during European trading hours, testing technical resistance as institutional spot ETF inflows resumed positive momentum. Ethereum also recorded daily percentage advances of approximately 2.5 percent, climbing back toward critical moving average support levels amid expanding decentralized exchange trading volumes.
Market strategists noted that positive macro sentiment across technology equities spilled over into digital commodity trading desks. Following Nvidia’s record quarterly revenue report and bullish forward guidance, broad risk sentiment improved, lifting both traditional tech benchmarks and digital liquidities.
Derivatives market data indicated a shift toward bullish positioning, with open interest across Bitcoin options contracts expanding toward upper strike targets. Funding rates across perpetual futures remained balanced, suggesting that current spot gains are supported by direct spot demand rather than excessive leverage.
Broader altcoins also experienced positive price movement, with top decentralized finance tokens and layer-one network assets posting modest daily gains. With global digital asset market capitalization maintaining levels above key multi-week support zones, traders continue to monitor broader macroeconomic indicators and central bank rate expectations.