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The crypto market held steady at $2.52 trillion on April 21, with trading volume surging 23% to $139.4 billion despite the Fear and Greed Index remaining at extreme fear levels of 12 for over 46 consecutive days. Bitcoin dominance at 57.1% reflects cautious capital allocation, while spot Bitcoin ETF inflows of $996 million last week provided a constructive institutional signal. Geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran triggered $260 million in liquidations but failed to break key support levels.

The crypto market traded cautiously at $2.59 trillion on April 20 as the Fear and Greed Index sat at 27, firmly in fear territory. Bitcoin held above $77,000 with institutional interest remaining strong following Morgan Stanley's MSBT ETF launch, while DeFi sentiment remained fragile after the $292 million Kelp DAO exploit earlier this week. Trading volume eased to $121.7 billion as weekend liquidity thinned across major pairs.

The crypto market rebounded to $2.70 trillion as Bitcoin surged past $77,000 following the April 17 Strait of Hormuz reopening, triggering $762 million in short liquidations. Bitcoin dominance held steady at 57% while institutional flows remained strong, with BlackRock IBIT logging a $292 million single-day inflow earlier this week and Morgan Stanley's new MSBT ETF passing $100 million since its April 8 launch. Trading volume jumped to $146 billion, reflecting renewed risk appetite across the market.

The global crypto market cap holds at $2.6 trillion as Bitcoin trades around $75,800 with 57% dominance. Sentiment remains mixed with the Fear and Greed Index oscillating between extreme fear and greed across providers, reflecting market uncertainty after Q1 volatility. Trading volume declined to $90 billion following yesterday's relief rally on Strait of Hormuz reopening.

The global crypto market cap stands at $2.63 trillion with a modest 0.5% increase over the past 24 hours, as Bitcoin holds above $74,700. BTC dominance at 57% remains in a transition zone between Bitcoin-led cycles and broader altcoin momentum, with the CMC Altcoin Season Index still at 34/100. Trading volume surged 10.4% to $147.5 billion, signaling increased activity despite relatively flat overall price action.

The crypto market held steady at $2.6 trillion as Bitcoin traded around $75,000, buoyed by optimism over US-Iran peace negotiations. BTC dominance at 57.4% signals continued Bitcoin season, with the CMC Altcoin Season Index at 34/100. Paris Blockchain Week kicked off today, drawing institutional attention while the SEC prepared its landmark "regulation crypto" proposal for White House review.

The crypto market rebounded sharply with total market cap reaching $2.61 trillion, up 4.75% in 24 hours as risk appetite returned. DeFi tokens led the rally with an average sector gain of 7.36%, while Bitcoin held steady dominance at 57.2% amid renewed institutional interest. Trading volume surged to $120 billion, reflecting broad participation across altcoins and blue-chip protocols.