#比特币反弹 BTC surges past $78k, hitting an 11-week high! MemeCore soars 22%! Is the altcoin rally here?

Today’s market can be described as a clear warming trend. Bitcoin is strongly rallying, re-approaching the $78k mark, while altcoins are also starting to follow suit, with many coins experiencing double-digit gains.
BTC once again gains strength, reaching a new phase high. The highest point this wave hit was about $78,500, setting a new high since early February of this year. Currently, the price is fluctuating around $78,000: up about 2.5% in 24 hours, and up about 6% over the past week.
Overall, this is a further advance following a sustained rebound. As the price rises, Bitcoin’s total market capitalization has broken through $1.56 trillion, with market dominance remaining stable at around 57.8%, showing little change in its leading position.
Altcoins are starting to gain momentum, with MemeCore being the most explosive. Compared to Bitcoin’s steady rise, altcoins are showing more “explosive power.” The most impressive performer today is MemeCore (M): a 24-hour surge of 22%, with the price reaching $4.30, hitting a new all-time high.
Currently, it has become one of the strong players among meme coins, second only to Dogecoin, with continued rising popularity. Besides that, a few other coins with good gains include:
Gainers: RAIN +11%
PENGU +7%
XMR +7%
BCH +6%
Of course, there are some pullbacks:
Losers: DEXE -11%
KAS -2%
HYPE -1.5%
Overall Market Situation
In the past 24 hours: the total crypto market cap has increased by about 1.6%, reaching around $2.7 trillion.
To briefly summarize this rally: BTC broke through key levels, boosting overall market sentiment; altcoins started catching up, with some entering an acceleration phase.
It’s important to note that the current market rhythm is somewhat “emotion-driven”: gains can be rapid, and pullbacks may also be sudden. Especially for altcoins with larger gains, short-term volatility will be more noticeable.
Next focus: Can BTC hold above $78,000? Is this altcoin rally a sustained trend or just a short-term spike?