Crypto Market

This page summarizes the entire cryptocurrency market in a few key numbers. Global market capitalization is the combined value of all tracked cryptocurrencies, and 24-hour volume is the total value traded across them over the last day — a useful measure of how active and liquid the market is. Together they show whether the market is expanding, contracting, or simply churning.

Below the headline figures you will find the largest assets ranked by market cap and the day's biggest movers, so you can quickly see where attention and capital are flowing.

Bitcoin dominance is bitcoin's share of the total crypto market capitalization. A rising dominance suggests capital is concentrating in bitcoin, often during periods of caution when investors favor the largest and most established asset. A falling dominance frequently signals rotation into altcoins as risk appetite increases.

Watching dominance alongside total market cap helps distinguish a broad market move from a rotation within it. Rising market cap with rising dominance points to a bitcoin-led advance; rising market cap with falling dominance points to altcoins leading.

The movers lists rank assets by their percentage price change over the trailing 24 hours, surfacing the strongest and weakest short-term performers. Large moves can reflect genuine news and adoption, but they can also stem from thin liquidity or speculation, so it is worth checking an asset's size and volume before reading too much into a single day's change.

Market and mover data refresh on short intervals of roughly 30 to 60 seconds so the rankings stay close to live conditions.