Bitcoin (BTC) price created a local low of $104,480 today and is up 0.50%. Following BTC's footsteps, Ethereum (ETH) and Dogecoin (DOGE) prices are up 1.48% and 0.86%, respectively, at the time of writing.

The bullish momentum can be attributed to the passing of the GENIUS stablecoin act. The bill passed a key procedural vote (cloture) with a 66-32 margin. This secures the bill enough support to limit debate and move toward a full Senate floor vote.

Another reason for this recent enthusiasm can be seen by using blockchain data, which shows spot investors are buying the dips as BTC price inches closer to an all-time high retest.

Here’s Why Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin Price Surging Today

As noted above, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin Prices are surging today due to two reasons:

The Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act achieved a significant milestone today in the U.S. Senate vote. With a 66-32 margin in the procedural vote, the GENIUS bill will be moved toward a full Senate floor vote. This is a bullish development for the crypto markets. The market capitalization of the cryptocurrency sector is 1.3% today and currently sits around $3.48 trillion, according to CoinGecko data.

The second and the most important reasons is Bitcoin catching a bid from spot investors. Data from CoinGlass shows perpetual CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta) dropping while Spot CVD being on an uptrend.

Additionally, the spot orderbook depth at 2% shows constant upticks on Bitcoin price dips. This indicates that the investors are buying BTC during market corrections. Although perpetual investors are also accumulating BTC on dips, their positions tend to be short-lived and hence, less impactful over the longer term. Regardless, their contribution has helped push Bitcoin prices higher, leading to an uptick in Ethereum and Dogecoin prices.

With Bitcoin and other altcoins rallying, the crypto market seems optimistic and ready to shoot higher. Bitcoin price, especially, is inches away from revisiting its all-time high.

ETH exchanges hands at $2,542 after a 2% intraday pullback. Regardless of the short-term correction, Ethereum stands above a key support level. DOGE trades at $0.224 today after dropping nearly 3% from the intraday top of $0.230.

What’s Next for Crypto Markets?

If Bitcoin revisits $109K ATH, it would attract a lot of hype and retail investors. A massive spike in buying pressure could easily propel it beyond this high to set up a new one. This development could see crypto market flip green for a longer duration than seen in the past few weeks. This could also allow altcoins to explode, bringing forth an altseason.

Based on the options data, Gamma Exposure (GEX) shows key levels to the upside include – $110k, $115k, $120k and $125k. These are areas where calls are clustered. To the downside, puts are clustered around $100K and $95K are two key levels to watch. These areas tend to serve as key support and resistance levels, which could influence BTC price moves.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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As MAGA, or "Make America Great Again," is a campaign slogan used by former U.S. President Donald Trump, and the term “GENIUS” stands for “Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins,” this article aims to highlight the procedural vote on the GENIUS stablecoin act and its potential impact on the crypto market.

The bipartisan measure, which would create a framework for stablecoins used in interstate commerce, advanced in the Senate today with a 66-32 vote to limit debate on the bill. The vote came as the Senate prepares to return next week from a nearly two-week recess.

The bill, introduced by Sens. Bill Hagerty (R-Tenn.) and Mark Warner (D-Va.), passed the House of Representatives in September with a 387-34 vote.

The House version of the bill would empower the Federal Reserve to serve as the primary regulator of stablecoins, while the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) would oversee any remaining stablecoins. It would also require stablecoin issuers to maintain adequate reserves and cooperate