Bitcoin Holds $64,132 as Weekend Volume Fades

Crypto markets wrapped the weekend with Bitcoin stuck at $64,132 and Ethereum up 0.79% to $1,744. Total market capitalization sat at $2.29 trillion. Bitcoin dominance held at 56.2%, a reading that has kept altcoin leadership in check for weeks.

Saturday brought no major catalysts. Sunday was the same. The top movers over the 24-hour window reflected the quiet tone: Solana gained 1.1%, Monero added 0.9%, Ethereum, Tron and BNB each registered small advances. None of those moves signaled aggressive buying or selling. They simply confirmed the lack of pressure.

The range-bound price action tells a simple story: no one wanted to push into the weekend. A market content to hold, not chase. The natural read is that nothing changed. The better read is that the quiet sets up a test once the workweek begins.

A dominance dip below 55% would confirm capital rotation into altcoins. Volume returning above $80 billion would back that move up. No shift in either metric keeps the market range-bound.

Monday's Asian open is the first real test. If Bitcoin breaks above $65,000 with volume, the 56.2% dominance level starts to crack. If it drops below $63,000, the range simply extends. Until a catalyst appears – macro data, a protocol launch, a regulatory headline – the market stays in the same coil.