Bitcoin was trading around $79,300 on Monday after falling 1.3% since midnight UTC, compared with a quoted price of $79,394.02. The cryptocurrency spent the weekend in a narrow range after failing to break above $81,400. The pullback came as Nasdaq 100 futures rose 0.3% since midnight, extending the divergence seen last week, while the market was closed for the national Labor Day holiday. Altcoins delivered most of the weekend’s gains but subsequently gave back part of their advances. Bittensor (TAO), Kaspa (KAS), Internet Computer (ICP) and Celestia (TIA) each gained more than 12% over the previous 24 hours, although most of those increases occurred before midnight UTC. Since then, TAO rose 0.4%, Chainlink (LINK) gained 1% and NEAR Protocol (NEAR) fell 1.5%.