Over the past seven days, bitcoin exhibited steadfast stability, hovering near its prior valuation, yet the digital asset ecosystem contracted by $30 billion in tandem. The most pronounced setbacks emerged from IMX and IP, which relinquished 22.8% and 20.1% of their value, respectively. Bitcoin Holds Firm as Crypto Market Sheds $30B This week delivered a riveting juxtaposition: Traditional finance (TradFi) endured a multi-trillion-dollar tremor, while bitcoin ( BTC) defied the gravitational pull of volatility, maintaining equilibrium throughout. Since March 30, 2025, the flagship cryptocurrency has appreciated 1%, a subtle but telling nod to its resilience. Ethereum ( ETH) demonstrated a modest loss, ceding a mere 0.9% over the same span. EOS emerged as the week’s luminary, soaring 37.7% since March 30, trailed by ATOM’s 14.9% climb. OKB vaulted 7.9%, and Sky Money’s MKR edged upward by 3.2% against the dollar. TRX weathered turbulence with a 2% advance, while Sonic’s S token posted a 1.8% gain. Yet the broader digital asset sphere contracted from $2.69 trillion to $2.66 trillion, with most tokens nursing double-digit declines. IMX plummeted 22.8%, while IP retreated 20.1%. Jupiter’s JUP relinquished 18.1%, DEXE stumbled 16.5%, and TIA absorbed a 15.8% blow. MOVE mirrored TIA’s descent, losing the same amount, and Ethena’s ENA conceded 12.6% of its valuation. As markets teeter on the brink of uncertainty ahead of Monday’s opening bell, the financial sphere grapples with reverberations from President Donald Trump’s tariff-induced upheaval. A striking dichotomy materializes: the cryptocurrency domain relinquished $30 billion in value, while Wall Street hemorrhaged roughly $6 trillion across two cataclysmic trading sessions—its most dismal weekly performance since the pandemic’s bottom.