Bitcoin rallied on Monday. What about other cryptos?

Bitcoin rallied on Monday. What about other cryptos?

Cryptocurrency markets fluctuated during the weekend before beginning Monday’s rally. While Stellar’s Lumen and Tron hit high on Sunday, rallying by 3.81% and 4.73%, respectively, the other cryptos ended the day in the red.

Bitcoin Cash ABC lost 3.22%, and Bitcoin Cash SV lowered by 2.93%. Cardano’s ADA also slid by 2.04%, with Tezos falling by 2.23%.

Meanwhile, Ethereum dropped by 1.18%, while Litecoin declined by 1.08%, and Ripple’s XRP lost 1.23%. Binance Coin and EOS also lowered moderately, falling by 1.01% and 0.34%, respectively.

However, most of the cryptos skyrocketed on Friday. Binance Coin and Monero’s XMR rallied by 21.26% and by 20.89%, respectively. While Bitcoin Cash SV surged forward by 18.49%, and Cardano’s ADA added 13.81%. Ethereum also rose by 14.76%.

Stellar’s Lumen and Tezos weren’t far, rising by 15.37% and 13.63%, respectively. Ripple’s XRP also hit high by 10.15%, and Tron’s TRX jumped by 17.90%. On the other hand, Bitcoin Cash ABC surged forward by 11.98%, with EOS adding 11.02% and Litecoin rising by 8.84%.

The crypto total market cap stood at $191.05bn on Monday. Due to the recent rallies, the total market cap soared from a Monday low $168.04bn to a late Thursday high $197.15bn last week.

After a mixed Sunday session, the cryptocurrency market rallied on Monday morning. The cryptos moved into bullish territory yesterday morning. Bitcoin Cash ABC and Bitcoin Cash SV surged by 1.74% and by 1.58%.

What about Bitcoin?

Bitcoin traded up by 1.10% to $6,854.8 on Monday. It jumped from the morning low of $6,775.1 to a high $6,888.0 during the day. However, the crypto dropped by 1.46% on Sunday after gaining 2.05% on Saturday. But it still ended the week up 15.06% to $6,780.2.

Bitcoin rose to an early morning intraday high of $6,917.9 on Sunday, but it fell short of the first major resistance level at $7,042.73 and dropped down to a late afternoon intraday low of  $6,690.2. Despite that, Bitcoin managed to find support at the first major support level at $6,688.73 and recovered to $6,800 levels.