Pi Network’s PI token has cooled off, losing 7% in the last day, while Bitcoin’s latest rally ran into resistance at $93,000.Bitcoin Stalls After Brief SurgeFollowing the sharp drop on November 21 that pulled Bitcoin below $82,000—its lowest point since April—the asset had shed more than $25,000 in just ten days. Buyers stepped in near the $80,000 level, preventing further downside. BTC then gradually recovered, holding near $84,000 for a short period before attempting to push higher as the new week began.The cryptocurrency made several attempts to break past $88,000 and finally succeeded late Wednesday, climbing to $90,000. Momentum continued into Thursday and Friday, ultimately bringing BTC slightly above $93,000. However, the move was short-lived, and the price was quickly knocked back down to around $90,300 earlier today.Bitcoin has since managed to hold that support zone and is currently trading near $90,500. Its market value remains above $1.8 trillion on CoinGecko, with BTC’s share of the market at about 57%.Altcoins Turn LowerMost major altcoins followed Bitcoin’s pullback, showing losses over the past day. ETH is close to slipping under $3,000 again, XRP has dropped below $2.40, and SOL and ADA are down between 3% and 4%. Even larger daily drops have hit tokens like SHIB, CC, PUMP, and HASH.Pi Network’s PI has seen a noticeable fade in momentum, sliding 7% in the last 24 hours to well under $0.25. On the other hand, M has jumped more than 16% today, and QNT is also performing well, posting an 8% gain.The overall cryptocurrency market capitalization has fallen by roughly $50 billion in the last day, now sitting near $3.17 trillion on CoinGecko.