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PENGU’s latest rally has caught the interest of many crypto analysts. A 546% price surge in less than four weeks has placed PENGU among the highest gainers in the emerging altcoin season, and is a direct reflection of the Pudgy Penguins’ rise in the NFT space.

Bitcoin is gaining ground at the start of the year, rising about 10% in its first week and trading close to levels that some analysts see as a gateway to a new all-time high.

The crypto market has entered another decline, with total capitalization falling to $3.69 trillion, marking a 1.21% drop over the past 24 hours. Bitcoin trades at $109,745, down 0.45%, while Ethereum has dropped 1.87% to $3,843.

The coming week will see several major token unlocks releasing over $650 million in tokens scheduled for release. According to CryptoRank data, leading the list are ASTER, PUMP, ARB, STBL, SEI, DBR, and STRK. Unlocks add circulating supply, test liquidity, and often set short-term trading ranges. Mixed momentum across these names suggests choppy price action into and after the events.

The latest security breach on the decentralized crypto exchange GMX has resulted in the theft and laundering of over $40 million worth of digital assets.

Forget the August slump the market has seen in past years as 2025 is shaping up to be a very different story. While the crypto market has been shaky, some altcoins are showing strong signs of bouncing back beneath the surface.

It’s been a busy week for altcoins, with several important updates making headlines. Tokenized stocks have officially gone live, giving crypto users a chance to trade big-name US stocks like Tesla and Nvidia 24/7.

After a massive, four-year consolidation period, the altcoin market may be entering a “final shakeout” phase before a significant and sustained breakout, according to a growing number of technical analysts.

In a market poll gauging trader sentiment, ADA came out on top as the most favored asset with 56.3% bullish interest, followed by XRP at 25.6%, HBAR at 12.6%, and ALGO at 5.6%.