Crypto Market Cap Today

The total cryptocurrency market cap is $2.63 trillion, down 2.46% in the last 24 hours, with $68.9 billion traded. Bitcoin dominance is 59.2% and Ethereum's share is 10.4%. The top 10 coins hold 90.9% of the market.

Total market cap

$2.63 trillion

-2.46% (24h)

24h volume

$68.9 billion

Bitcoin dominance

59.2%

Ethereum dominance

10.4%

Stablecoins in top 10

9.6%

Active cryptocurrencies

22,643

Data: CoinGecko, refreshed every 5 minutes.

Market share of the top 10 coins

#CoinShare of marketMarket cap
1Bitcoin BTC59.24%$1556.6 billion
2Ethereum ETH10.43%$274.1 billion
3Tether USDT6.84%$179.7 billion
4BNB BNB3.52%$92.5 billion
5XRP XRP3.01%$79.0 billion
6USDC USDC2.73%$71.7 billion
7Solana SOL2.15%$56.5 billion
8TRON TRX1.15%$30.2 billion
9Figure Heloc FIGR_HELOC1.01%$26.6 billion
10Zcash ZEC0.83%$21.8 billion
All other coins9.10%$239.2 billion

Frequently asked questions

What is the total crypto market cap?

The combined market capitalisation of every tracked cryptocurrency: each coin’s price multiplied by its circulating supply, added together. It is the most common single measure of the size of the crypto market.

What is Bitcoin dominance?

Bitcoin's share of the total crypto market cap. If Bitcoin is worth $1.5 trillion in a $2.5 trillion market, its dominance is 60%.

Why does Bitcoin dominance matter?

It shows where money is concentrated. Rising dominance means Bitcoin is outgrowing the rest of the market, often in risk-off periods; falling dominance means altcoins are gaining ground relative to Bitcoin.

Do stablecoins count toward the market cap?

Yes. Dollar-pegged coins such as USDT and USDC are included in the total, so a large stablecoin share means more of the market is parked in cash-like tokens rather than volatile assets.

Where does this data come from and how often is it updated?

From CoinGecko’s global market data. This page refreshes about every five minutes.