Bitcoin approached the US$65,000 mark before the weekend. This trend reshuffled the cryptocurrency rankings. Among them, Shiba Inu (SHIB) rose about 18% in a single day, becoming the most eye-performing currency this week. This weekend's market monitor will track the most volatile currencies and the market pattern that traders are concerned about.
List of the biggest ups and downs of cryptocurrencies this week
Core points:
Bitcoin is gradually approaching the US$65,000 level before the weekend. Shiba Inu led the gains, soaring about 18% in a single day, far exceeding most mainstream currencies. Backwardness currencies performed poorly, with funds concentrated in Bitcoin and some large-market strong currencies.
Among the rising currencies, Shiba Inu is the most prominent. The double-digit single-day gain of the memo coin marks a strong reversal of momentum against the background of a stronger overall market. Those currencies that failed to keep up with the pace of rotation fell behind, failing to keep up even as the market top continued to push higher.
The key to the divergence of currencies rising and falling this week lies in market momentum. Assets related to the day's strongest capital flows continued to rise, while currencies excluded from the rotation fell on the rise and fall list.
Why Bitcoin's move towards US$65,000 is crucial to market leadership this week
Bitcoin is the anchor point in the market landscape this week, and its approach to US$65,000 sets the tone for overall risk appetite. When BTC tests the integer barrier, it often redefines which altcoins lead the gains and which lag behind.
In terms of market sentiment, the rise reflects a hardening of sentiment ahead of the weekend, a background that has historically relaxed risk appetite. Traders have been watching whether Bitcoin can maintain momentum near this level.
The spillover effect of altcoins is uneven. The abnormal increase in SHIB indicates that funds are concentrated in specific currencies rather than spreading uniformly, and this rotating dynamic has also sparked broader discussions about whether Bitcoin is about to usher in a big market.
Weekend Observation: What traders should pay attention to
The short-term issue is trend continuation or mean return. If the rally stagnates before the integer level, it may trigger a correction; if this level is successfully held, it may extend this week's leading currency into the weekend.
For the most volatile currencies, the same balance applies. Fast-rising currencies such as SHIB have a higher risk of a correction after a sharp rise, while lagging currencies may stabilize if Bitcoin gains a firm foothold. Bitcoin's performance near this level will determine with a high probability whether the rotation will expand or narrow.
Disclaimer : This article is for information purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. There are significant risks in the cryptocurrency and digital asset markets. Please be sure to study for yourself before making a decision.

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