Market shares
What share of the market bitcoin, ether and stablecoins take
Market share shows what portion of total capitalisation a single coin holds. Bitcoin's share is usually read as a measure of caution: it rises when money leaves smaller coins for the largest one, and falls when interest shifts to altcoins. The stablecoin share is a different quantity — its growth means participants are holding funds in dollar-pegged tokens rather than buying.
Bitcoin
56.33 %
Ether
10.96 %
Stablecoins
11.12 %
Bitcoin share
Ether share
A rising bitcoin share usually means money is moving out of smaller coins into it; a falling one, that interest is shifting to altcoins.
See also
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