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Crypto Price Today (June 11): Altcoins Retreat as Bitcoin Pulls Back From $110K: SOL, XRP Look Strong

Crypto Price Today (June 11): Altcoins Retreat as Bitcoin Pulls Back From $110K: SOL, XRP Look Strong

CryptotimesCryptotimes2025/06/11 14:40
By:Gopal Solanky

After riding a quick bullish wave, the crypto market is turning cautious today as Bitcoin tops $110K and pulls back. Various altcoins have retreated from the daily high following a slight downturn in large-cap alts like Ethereum, Solana and XRP. 

While analysts expect a new all-time high for Bitcoin price this week, the anticipation around a bullish reversal is spreading optimism among investors. However, the release of CPI data by FED is due today and it is expected to drive significant volatility into the market. 

Marking a new weekly high at $110,330, Bitcoin has pulled back in a steady downward trend with it currently trading at $109,218 at the time of publication. The 24 hour trading volume for Bitcoin has declined 10.49% today, sitting at $51.57 billion, 

Crypto Price Today (June 11): Altcoins Retreat as Bitcoin Pulls Back From $110K: SOL, XRP Look Strong image 0 Crypto Price Today (June 11): Altcoins Retreat as Bitcoin Pulls Back From $110K: SOL, XRP Look Strong image 1 Source: CoinMarketCap

Bitcoin is currently just 2.3% away from breaking above a new all-time high, a move which will likely play out if the CPI data comes out in the favor of investors. 

While surging past the $2,800 price mark, Ethereum is currently trading at $2,765–down notably from the daily high. Other leading altcoins—including Solana, XRP and BNB—have also fallen back near daily opening levels ahead of the U.S. market opening. 

Trending Crypto Today

  • SOL (Solana)
  • ETH (Ethereum)
  • HOME (DeFi App)
  • RESOLV (Resolv)
  • ZKJ (Polyhedra Network)

Top Gainers and Losers Today

Among top performers, KAIA has spiked the most today with it surging over 17% in the past 24 hours, followed by JTO, SPX, XDC and A token. Meanwhile WIF, CRV, TAO, ZEC and INJ are among top losers.  

Gainers Losers
KAIA (Kaia): +17% WIF (Dogewifhat): -7%
JTO (Jito): +11% CRV (Curve DAO): -6%
SPX (SPX6900): +7% TAO (Bittensor): -6%
XDC (XDC Network): +6% ZEC (Zcash): -5%
A (Vaulta): +6% INJ (Injective): -5%

Crypto Market Cap Overview

As per CoinMarketCap data, the global crypto market cap today sits at $3.43 trillion in valuation, with a 24 hour trading volume of $133 billion. 

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