Cryptocurrency market adds $130 billion in 24 hours

The cryptocurrency market shook off weeks of October malaise, adding more than $130 billion in value over the past 24 hours to push total capitalization back to $3.89 ￰0￱ market capitalisation.) led the charge, rising 3.05% to $114,984, at the time of ￰1￱ move aligns with a broader 30-day gain of 5.31%, though the latest rally carried extra bite: it coincided with confirmation of a U. S.–China trade framework deal that paused threatened tariffs and rare-earth export ￰2￱ 1-day price chart.) outpaced Bitcoin, climbing 5.22% to $4,165 in the last 24 ￰3￱ flows have been stronger here, with ETH breaking above its 50-day EMA and confirming a double-bottom pattern at $3,700.

RSI at 63.8 shows momentum remains bullish without flashing overbought, opening the door for a retest of $4,300 if macro tailwinds persist. Elsewhere, BNB rose 2.71% to $1,155, while Solana (SOL) added 3.29% to $200, crossing the psychologically important $200 handle for the first time this ￰4￱ was the laggard, slipping fractionally to $2.62, weighed down by looming November unlocks and ETF speculation that has yet to materialize into ￰5￱ Fear and Greed Index ticked up to 42 (Neutral), reflecting cautious optimism but not yet the kind of exuberance that typically marks a ￰6￱ Altcoin Season Index remains deep in Bitcoin territory at 28, underscoring how much of the current rally is still ￰7￱ the crypto market regaining $3.9 trillion capitalization, the narrative has shifted almost overnight.

A fragile October dominated by tariff headlines and rate jitters has given way to a bullish cocktail of macro relief and technical conviction.