Bitcoin's price surged to a multi-week high of $66,600, before briefly dipping and rebounding to $66,000. This impressive rally follows a challenging end to the previous week, with Bitcoin bouncing back strongly over the weekend and into the new week. The driving force behind this upward trend is the continued inflow of funds into spot Bitcoin ETFs, which pushed the price to a three-week high of $66,500.

While Bitcoin's market dominance has slipped to 51.7%, its market cap remains robust at $1.3 trillion. Meanwhile, the altcoin market is thriving, with many coins joining the rally. Ethereum and Ripple have made modest gains of 0.5-1%, with Ethereum holding steady above $3,000 and Ripple above $0.5. Other notable gainers include SOL, ADA, AVAX, DOT, BCH, HBAR, and ICP.

However, Chainlink (LINK) has stolen the spotlight with a remarkable 18% surge, propelling its price above $16. The total crypto market cap remains stable at $2.5 trillion, according to CoinGecko. As the market continues to evolve, it's clear that Bitcoin and altcoins are poised for an exciting journey ahead.