ZBT stood out for its relative resilience, oscillating steadily within the $0.148–$0.166 band.

Liquidity held strong on key venues, with average top-of-book bid-ask spreads staying tight near 0.5% throughout the period.

Daily trading volumes remained healthy, signaling steady interest even as broader sentiment stayed measured.

ZBT’s steady performance amid the chop highlighted ongoing underlying demand as the sector digests recent moves and looks toward protocol-level progress in the weeks ahead.

Cryptocurrency market entered a clear consolidation phase last week, navigating mid-week volatility before stabilizing toward the close.

Aggregate capitalization traded sideways in the $2.55T–$2.65T range, reflecting cautious positioning across major assets.

Bitcoin opened near $77,400, tested a low around $74,255 amid liquidations, then recovered to trade in the $77,000–$77,200 zone by Sunday.

Ethereum moved in step, ranging mostly between $2,080 and $2,150 after starting the week near $2,130.

Derivatives data showed tempered but stable sentiment: open interest remained largely flat in the $110B–$120B area, 24-hour liquidations spiked only on peak volatility days (typically $300M–$900M), and funding rates on major perpetuals like BTC/USDT hovered close to neutral.

Macro factors continued to weigh on risk appetite, including geopolitical tensions, sustained negative spot ETF flows (particularly for Bitcoin products), and focus on upcoming economic releases.

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index lingered in fear territory for most of the week.