Digital currency market adds $200 billion, Bitcoin hits $93,000

Since New Year’s Eve, the digital currency market has surged, with the total market capitalization increasing by approximately $200 billion.

Bitcoin has continued its gradual recovery after a sharp decline in late 2025, breaking through the $93,000 level for the first time since mid-December and currently stabilizing around that level.

Bitcoin fell from over $126,000 in early October to less than $88,000 on December 31, with signs of improvement on January 2.

Prices have gradually risen in recent days, hitting nearly $93,500 on Monday morning, the highest level since Dec. 12, before falling slightly but maintaining daily gains of about 1.6%.

Since the beginning of January, Bitcoin’s market capitalization has increased by approximately $100 billion to over $1.85 trillion, and its dominance of the alternative currency market has also improved, after briefly falling below 57%, back above that level according to CoinGecko data.

In terms of alternative currencies, Ethereum is approaching the $3,200 level after rising by more than $200 in consecutive days, while XRP has returned to the $2.10 level after a daily increase of about 2%.

BNB also rose above $900, DOGE, ADA, TRX, and ZEC recorded slight declines, and CC fell by more than 5%.

Judging from performance, “HYPE” increased by more than 4%, approaching $26.5, becoming one of the most outstanding winners among large-market capitalization currencies.

Although “PEPE” has retreated slightly after its recent rise, it still achieved strong weekly gains, while “RENDER” recorded the highest gain among the top 100 digital currencies.

As a result, the total market capitalization of digital currencies rose to approximately $3.25 trillion, driven by the improved performance of Bitcoin and the differential gains of alternative currencies.

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