Bitcoin and Altcoins: Market Overview (30 April ) - Coin Bulletin

Koinbulteni · 2025-04-29T22:16:50+00:00

Bitcoin and altcoins show mixed performance in the market on April 30. Bitcoin is up slightly while altcoins like Ethereum, BNB, and Ripple fluctuate. Monero emerges as the top gainer, while Virtual Protocol experiences the biggest drop among altcoins. Market values and trading volumes fluctuate, affecting investors.

Koinbulteni

2025-04-29 22:16:50

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Bitcoin and altcoins status: Overview of the markets (30 April)

Bitcoin is trading at $94,917 with a 0.5% increase during the writing, and against the Turkish lira, it is trading at 3,661,990 TL.
Ethereum (ETH) %0.1 up to 1,805, BNB (BNB) %0.5 down to 608, Ripple (XRP) %0.1 up to 2.27, Dogecoin (DOGE) %0.1 up to 0.178, Cardano (ADA) %1.3 down to 0.704, Solana (SOL) %2.8 down to 147 and Tron (TRX) %0.4 up to 0.247 dollars.
In the last 24-hour period, Monero (XMR) increased by 3% to become the biggest rising altcoin, while Virtual Protocol (VIRTUAL) decreased by 9.3%, making its price the biggest falling altcoin.
Monero (XMR) is trading at 277 dollars, while Virtual Protocol (VIRTUAL) is trading at 1.35 dollars.
The dollar index (DXY) is hovering at 99.32.
While the market value of Bitcoin is around 1.88 trillion dollars, the total value of the cryptocurrency market is at levels of 3.07 trillion dollars.
The 24-hour trading volume of the cryptocurrency market is around 82 billion dollars.
Dollar/TRY is at 38.50, while Euro/TRY is at 43.90.
In the last 24-hour period, 220 million dollars were liquidated from the cryptocurrency market, affecting more than 121,000 cryptocurrency investors.
The 53.97% of the liquidated positions were formed by long (long ) positions, with the most liquidations occurring in Bitcoin (BTC).

BTC-1,88%

KAR-2,41%

ETH-3,94%

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