The cryptocurrency market is continuing its overall rebound, but clear temperature differences are emerging across assets. Bitcoin is consolidating around the $80,000 level, Solana showed a relatively sharp rise, and Ethereum moved within a limited range around the $2,500 mark.

■ Solana Rises Over 5% on Dual Deflation Expectations

On the 28th, SOL/USDT on the Binance spot market stood at $107.40, up 5.64% from its price 24 hours earlier. During the session it climbed as high as $110.60, showing relatively strong movement among major large-cap altcoins.

Network policy-related issues are also interpreted as having influenced Solana's price action. The market cited as a catalyst the fact that a dual deflation proposal aimed at lowering Solana's inflation rate met the quorum requirement. However, the final outcome of the proposal and its actual impact on the token supply structure remain to be confirmed.

■ Bitcoin Fluctuates Around $80,000... Stabilization Is the Short-Term Key

At the same time, BTC/USDT recorded $80,186.00, 1.71% higher than its 24-hour opening price of $78,842.11. The intraday high was $81,478.87 and the low was $78,600.00.

With Bitcoin trading back above $80,000, overall market sentiment has recovered somewhat. However, given that prices have risen quickly in a short period, this is a zone where the possibility of sell-off pressure should also be monitored. In particular, whether the price holds steadily around the $80,000 level is cited as one of the factors for judging the short-term market trend.

■ Ethereum Flat Around $2,500... Wait-and-See Stance Continues

Ethereum showed relatively limited movement compared to Bitcoin and Solana. ETH/USDT recorded $2,501.14, remaining in flat territory over 24 hours. During the same period, the high was $2,566.53 and the low was $2,481.74.

Previously, the market had pointed to capital inflows surrounding Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs and changes in exchange holdings as key supply-and-demand variables. However, Ethereum's price has been searching for direction around $2,500, showing a wait-and-see trend rather than a sharp short-term surge.

■ Altcoins Require Simultaneous Review of Individual Catalysts and Security Risks

Recently, market conditions have made it difficult to explain the overall altcoin trend based on Bitcoin's direction alone. This is because price differentiation is widening even within the same time frame depending on network upgrades, token supply policies, ecosystem expansion, and supply and demand for individual projects.

Variables market participants should watch are spot supply and demand and altcoin-specific catalysts. While institutional fund flows related to Bitcoin and Ethereum determine the market's baseline risk appetite, assets with their own network issues, like Solana, can show larger swings than the market average.

Security issues also remain a factor to keep monitoring. The cryptocurrency market has recently seen repeated security incidents involving certain projects and cross-chain and multi-chain structures. In particular, for altcoins with relatively small market capitalizations, a hack of a specific project or a smart contract vulnerability can directly hit prices, making it necessary to check individual risks separately.

Ultimately, the current market can be seen as a phase where both Bitcoin's ability to hold the $80,000 level and the relative strength among major altcoins have become important simultaneously. If Bitcoin is the axis determining the market's overall direction, the individual movements of major altcoins including Solana can serve as signals showing which sectors capital is flowing into.

[This article was written with AI assistance. Cryptocurrency is a highly volatile asset. Prices and fluctuation rates included in the article are based on exchange data at specific points in time and may change depending on subsequent market conditions. This does not guarantee the rise or fall of any particular asset, and responsibility for investment decisions and gains or losses rests with the investor.]