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Altcoins continue to increase their market share, although at a very slow pace. On the other hand, Bitcoin is now showing signs of stabilization, at around $8,000 per coin level. The next 1-2 weeks will be interesting.
Total crypto market cap: $220,396,037,013
Bitcoin: $148,768,292,889 (67.500%) Bitcoin forks: $5,925,562,165 (2.689%) Stablecoins: $4,985,689,938 (2.262%) Altcoins: $60,716,492,021 (27.549%)
This is the change compared to my last post:
Bitcoin: -0.324% Bitcoin forks: -0.413% Stablecoins: +0.433% Altcoins: +0.303% So here is the latest stats. The remarkable thing is that stablecoins continue to increase their market cap. And USDT (Tether) is now the 4th largest cryptocurrency in terms of market cap (and #1 in terms of trade volume). Total crypto market cap: $217,277,897,232 Bitcoin: $145,781,009,872 (67.094%) Bitcoin forks: $5,728,651,945 (2.637%) Stablecoins: $5,059,817,720 (2.329%) Altcoins: $60,708,417,695 (27.940%) This is the change compared to my last post: Bitcoin: -0.406% Bitcoin forks: -0.052% Stablecoins: +0.067% Altcoins: +0.392% If I may ask, what site you are using to get this statistics? I am only checking in CMC and I don't see this kind of stats.
I am just adding the market caps given by CMC.
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October 06, 2019, 06:30:02 AM |
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I'm seeing some relative strength vs. BTC in some altcoin charts. Ethereum, Ripple, Stellar to name a few, steadily rising for the past month. Seems odd considering all the blood in the BTC market. I would have expected altcoins to fall harder. Could that indicate we're close to a bottom in altcoin/BTC charts? Is this guy onto something with his market vision?after about 1.5 years of dumping some of the altcoins are having some reversals but it doesn't mean they are rising and it has no indication about the strength of them. they are at this point purely dead cat bounces. Maybe they are, maybe not. Bitcoin bulls were shitting all over altcoins in 2016 too, making the same assumptions. Then the 2017 bubble happened. I'm not willing to baghold anything down here, but I'm definitely keeping an eye on these charts. It might take a few more months for altcoins to bottom out but I'm seeing signs of accumulation.
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October 06, 2019, 11:46:54 AM |
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There have been high regulations coming regards to altcoins recently. Countries are trying to regulate ICOs and altcoins which has shifted interest to BTC which seems more trustworthy and hence, the dominance has been in rise since April. 71 is just a number on coinmarketcap but in actual the percentage is pretty high. But I think right now since BTC is moving sideways, interest might shift a bit to altcoins and dominance might decrease.
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bryant.coleman
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October 07, 2019, 02:47:56 AM |
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Maybe they are, maybe not. Bitcoin bulls were shitting all over altcoins in 2016 too, making the same assumptions. Then the 2017 bubble happened.
I'm not willing to baghold anything down here, but I'm definitely keeping an eye on these charts. It might take a few more months for altcoins to bottom out but I'm seeing signs of accumulation.
Bubbles don't normally repeat with the same asset. You can check the 1999/2000 dotcom boom. Most of the stocks which crashed by 99% then didn't made a recovery. Only a very few of them such as Microsoft and Apple recovered to new ATH levels. The same is going to happen with the altcoins. 2017 was the peak year for them. The vast majority of the altcoins are never again going to achieve the peak levels that they attained in 2017. However, a select few may thrive and reach new peaks within the next 4-5 years.
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October 08, 2019, 03:29:32 PM |
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Regularly there is minor change in the dominance level of bitcoin, and now it has fallen low to 67%, by the time there is good growth with the altcoins dominance. Particularly ethereum dominance have risen above 8.5%. This is where the ethereum market gets to be stronger against the bitcoin price.
This pattern of growth can be expected to take place over the falling months and a large scale growth by the end days of December. As ethereum has its V2 by the starting month of the year we can expect the dominance level of ethereum move higher than 15%. From that point more possibilities were there for mutual growth with bitcoin.
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October 25, 2019, 06:17:05 PM |
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So here is the latest stats. The remarkable thing is that stablecoins continue to increase their market cap. And USDT (Tether) is now the 4th largest cryptocurrency in terms of market cap (and #1 in terms of trade volume).
Total crypto market cap: $217,277,897,232
Bitcoin: $145,781,009,872 (67.094%) Bitcoin forks: $5,728,651,945 (2.637%) Stablecoins: $5,059,817,720 (2.329%) Altcoins: $60,708,417,695 (27.940%)
This is the change compared to my last post:
Bitcoin: -0.406% Bitcoin forks: -0.052% Stablecoins: +0.067% Altcoins: +0.392% So here is the latest stats. The altcoins continue to increase their market cap. Bitcoin dominance is now down to 66.5%, below the psychologically important two-third level. Total crypto market cap: $229,942,242,997 Bitcoin: $153,002,753,553 (66.540%) Bitcoin forks: $7,223,307,296 (3.141%) Stablecoins: $5,008,375,737 (2.178%) Altcoins: $64,707,806,411 (28.141%) This is the change compared to my last post: Bitcoin: -0.555% Bitcoin forks: +0.505% Stablecoins: -0.151% Altcoins: +0.200%
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Total crypto market cap: $229,942,242,997
Bitcoin: $153,002,753,553 (66.540%) Bitcoin forks: $7,223,307,296 (3.141%) Stablecoins: $5,008,375,737 (2.178%) Altcoins: $64,707,806,411 (28.141%)
This is the change compared to my last post:
Bitcoin: -0.555% Bitcoin forks: +0.505% Stablecoins: -0.151% Altcoins: +0.200%
Compared to my last post, Bitcoin has gained around 1% market share, with all the other 3 categories losing their share. Bitcoin: $165,119,849,713 (67.397%) Bitcoin forks: $7,666,932,613 (3.129%) Stablecoins: $5,030,243,349 (2.053%) Altcoins: $67,177,008,357 (27.420%) This is the change compared to my last post: Bitcoin: +0.858% Bitcoin forks: -0.012% Stablecoins: -0.125% Altcoins: -0.721%
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November 03, 2019, 06:45:03 AM |
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Compared to my last post, Bitcoin has gained around 1% market share, with all the other 3 categories losing their share. Bitcoin: $165,119,849,713 (67.397%) Bitcoin forks: $7,666,932,613 (3.129%) Stablecoins: $5,030,243,349 (2.053%) Altcoins: $67,177,008,357 (27.420%)
This is the change compared to my last post:
Bitcoin: +0.858% Bitcoin forks: -0.012% Stablecoins: -0.125% Altcoins: -0.721%
Appreciated what you do mate to keeping the data updated , I'll just suggest you to to recap all of these on monthly basis ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) . However with the bitcoin dominance recently this year seems to continue and most altcoins still in the pressure where it should start to follow rising , I think this is still the best time to compounding altcoin as much as possible and think about 10x or 5x is reasonable target for me.
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November 25, 2019, 02:32:23 AM |
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Compared to my last post, Bitcoin has gained around 1% market share, with all the other 3 categories losing their share. Bitcoin: $165,119,849,713 (67.397%) Bitcoin forks: $7,666,932,613 (3.129%) Stablecoins: $5,030,243,349 (2.053%) Altcoins: $67,177,008,357 (27.420%)
This is the change compared to my last post:
Bitcoin: +0.858% Bitcoin forks: -0.012% Stablecoins: -0.125% Altcoins: -0.721%
1% decline in the market share of Bitcoin and a massive 25% decline in the market capitalization since my last post. Bitcoin: $123,919,187,793 (66.182%) Bitcoin forks: $5,642,339,418 (3.013%) Stablecoins: $5,006,203,564 (2.674%) Altcoins: $52,673,151,681 (28.131%) This is the change compared to my last post: Bitcoin: -1.216% Bitcoin forks: -0.116% Stablecoins: +0.620% Altcoins: +0.711%
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November 26, 2019, 01:29:35 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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The Bitcoin dominance has fallen by almost 5% (from 71% to 66%) in just two months time. At the same time, it will be wrong to say that the altcoins are making a come back, because if we go by the absolute value, their market capitalization has also declined. The only positive thing is that they haven't gone down as steeply when compared to Bitcoin.
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November 26, 2019, 11:24:37 PM |
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The Bitcoin dominance has fallen by almost 5% (from 71% to 66%) in just two months time. At the same time, it will be wrong to say that the altcoins are making a come back, because if we go by the absolute value, their market capitalization has also declined. The only positive thing is that they haven't gone down as steeply when compared to Bitcoin.
That's the sad thing since the whole market are suffering, what we like to see is that when BTC drop its dominant rate, that will result to an increase of altcoins marketcap, but its not what is happening now. we can see it here, the total marketcap falls below $200 billion which we almost hit to $300 when there was a little pump of bitcoin. overall, the market is still struggling now, its not stable yet and with that, we can't expect investors eagerness to invest at the moment.
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November 28, 2019, 01:53:21 PM |
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The Bitcoin dominance has fallen by almost 5% (from 71% to 66%) in just two months time. At the same time, it will be wrong to say that the altcoins are making a come back, because if we go by the absolute value, their market capitalization has also declined. The only positive thing is that they haven't gone down as steeply when compared to Bitcoin.
at the moment it is still fairly high, 66% of the dominance of bitcoin, everyone expects dominance to decrease sharply, but it hasn't happened yet, maybe the whales is still playing with bitcoin,
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December 19, 2019, 10:50:56 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Sorry guys.. I am back after a long break... and here are the latest stats: This was the situation almost one month back: 1% decline in the market share of Bitcoin and a massive 25% decline in the market capitalization since my last post.
Bitcoin: $123,919,187,793 (66.182%) Bitcoin forks: $5,642,339,418 (3.013%) Stablecoins: $5,006,203,564 (2.674%) Altcoins: $52,673,151,681 (28.131%)
This is the change compared to my last post:
Bitcoin: -1.216% Bitcoin forks: -0.116% Stablecoins: +0.620% Altcoins: +0.711%
And this is how the coins stand right now: Bitcoin: $129,411,415,025 (68.251%) Bitcoin forks: $5,067,308,294 (2.672%) Stablecoins: $4,990,760,304 (2.632%) Altcoins: $50,142,227,900 (26.445%) This is the change compared to my last post: Bitcoin: +2.069% Bitcoin forks: -0.341% Stablecoins: -0.042% Altcoins: -1.687%
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January 05, 2020, 02:49:20 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Market remains as volatile as ever... and these are the latest stats: Bitcoin: $135,861,539,483(68.183%) Bitcoin forks: $6,268,961,414 (3.146%) Stablecoins: $5,062,848,309 (2.541%) Altcoins: $52,066,479,871 (26.130%) This is the change compared to my last post: Bitcoin: -0.068% Bitcoin forks: +0.474% Stablecoins: -0.091% Altcoins: -0.315% And this is how the coins stand right now:
Bitcoin: $129,411,415,025 (68.251%) Bitcoin forks: $5,067,308,294 (2.672%) Stablecoins: $4,990,760,304 (2.632%) Altcoins: $50,142,227,900 (26.445%)
This is the change compared to my last post:
Bitcoin: +2.069% Bitcoin forks: -0.341% Stablecoins: -0.042% Altcoins: -1.687%
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January 06, 2020, 04:49:16 PM |
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The most noticeable movement came from the Bitcoin forks. I can see that BCH has once again moved past the BTC0.03 level. BSV is not doing that bad either. It is trading at BTC0.015. It seems to me that the promoters (i.e Roger Ver and his proxies for BCH and Calvin Ayre and his sidekicks with BSV) are pouring in a lot of their funds, to keep these coins afloat.
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January 15, 2020, 02:44:54 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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In just 10 days, there has been a lot of changes in the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin forks (BSV, BCH, BTG.etc) have gained a lot of value and market cap. Total market cap: $242,550,280,107 Bitcoin: $159,675,281,325 (65.832%) Bitcoin forks: $13,715,046,086 (5.655%) Stablecoins: $5,446,038,315 (2.245%) Altcoins: $63,713,914,381 (26.268%) This is the change compared to my last post: Bitcoin: -2.351% Bitcoin forks: +2.508% Stablecoins: -0.296% Altcoins: +0.138%Market remains as volatile as ever... and these are the latest stats:
Bitcoin: $135,861,539,483(68.183%) Bitcoin forks: $6,268,961,414 (3.146%) Stablecoins: $5,062,848,309 (2.541%) Altcoins: $52,066,479,871 (26.130%)
This is the change compared to my last post:
Bitcoin: -0.068% Bitcoin forks: +0.474% Stablecoins: -0.091% Altcoins: -0.315%
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January 27, 2020, 03:00:01 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Markets are mostly flat and we have only a couple of months to go for the next block reward halving.... Total market cap: $239,317,626,143 Bitcoin: $157,427,748,442 (65.782%) Bitcoin forks: $11,984,947,635 (5.008%) Stablecoins: $5,455,341,503 (2.280%) Altcoins: $64,449,588,563 (26.931%) This is the change compared to my last post: Bitcoin: -0.050% Bitcoin forks: -0.647% Stablecoins: +0.034% Altcoins: +0.662%In just 10 days, there has been a lot of changes in the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin forks (BSV, BCH, BTG.etc) have gained a lot of value and market cap.
Total market cap: $242,550,280,107
Bitcoin: $159,675,281,325 (65.832%) Bitcoin forks: $13,715,046,086 (5.655%) Stablecoins: $5,446,038,315 (2.245%) Altcoins: $63,713,914,381 (26.268%)
This is the change compared to my last post:
Bitcoin: -2.351% Bitcoin forks: +2.508% Stablecoins: -0.296% Altcoins: +0.138%
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January 28, 2020, 06:21:10 AM |
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The most noticeable movement came from the Bitcoin forks. I can see that BCH has once again moved past the BTC0.03 level. BSV is not doing that bad either. It is trading at BTC0.015. It seems to me that the promoters (i.e Roger Ver and his proxies for BCH and Calvin Ayre and his sidekicks with BSV) are pouring in a lot of their funds, to keep these coins afloat.
I like to think that way, if CSW is really the real satoshi, then we can expect that he has been manipulating the price now with his billions of money. But actually I am not expecting this forks would continue to pump this year, they'll have their time that no investors would ever get fooled to this coins again, bitcoin will remain the best coin in the market.
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February 06, 2020, 02:33:43 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Cryptocurrency market is changing like crazy.. Bitcoin dominance has fallen by almost 2% during the past two days. Altcoins (especially ETH, XRP and LTC) have gained market share. Total market cap: $270,565,158,535 Bitcoin: $174,492,458,839 (64.492%) Bitcoin forks: $13,702,016,703 (5.064%) Stablecoins: $5,440,261,471 (2.011%) Altcoins: $76,930,421,522 (28.433%) This is the change compared to my last post: Bitcoin: -1.290% Bitcoin forks: +0.056% Stablecoins: -0.269% Altcoins: +1.503%Markets are mostly flat and we have only a couple of months to go for the next block reward halving....
Total market cap: $239,317,626,143
Bitcoin: $157,427,748,442 (65.782%) Bitcoin forks: $11,984,947,635 (5.008%) Stablecoins: $5,455,341,503 (2.280%) Altcoins: $64,449,588,563 (26.931%)
This is the change compared to my last post:
Bitcoin: -0.050% Bitcoin forks: -0.647% Stablecoins: +0.034% Altcoins: +0.662%
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February 13, 2020, 05:47:15 PM |
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OK.. When Bryant Coleman posted the last update, the Bitcoin dominance was around 64.5%. And within one week, this figure has come down to 61.8%. And the most surprising thing is that most of the market share that Bitcoin lost, has gone to altcoins such as Ethereum and Ripple. Who would have expected this? ETH was trading at BTC0.018 a few weeks back. And now it is trading at BTC0.026. The same with XRP as well (2,500 Sat to 3,200 Sat).
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