BTC +0.2% · ETH +0.7% · SOL +1.0% · top mover XMR +7%
In the main event, the bulls, fueled by a heaping dose of overconfidence, stepped into the ring against the bears, a.k.a. the "longs" with a bad haircut. The crowd went wild as the opening bell rang, and BTC meandered up 0.2%, while ETH flexed its muscles with a 0.7% gain. SOL, the fan favorite, knocked it out of the park with a 1.0% increase.
Meanwhile, in the corner of the ring, the bears were swinging wildly, fueled by XMR's 7% surge, ZEC's 5% jump, and ONDO's 4% climb. But the bulls weren't about to go down without a fight, as BCH, SIREN, and LEO tanked by 7%, 3%, and 2% respectively.
And in the non-fighting corner, the news headlines duked it out for attention: Humanity Protocol's token took a body blow, plummeting 89% after a $32 million private key exploit. Warren Buffett's questions about federal regulation, Peter Schiff's stablecoin takedown, and Jamie Dimon's feeble defense all tried to steal the show, but ultimately, the bulls emerged victorious.