Today’s cryptocurrency market share
Using our cryptocurrency market share chart, you can timely observe the market share trend changes of cryptos such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, etc.
| Name | Price Price by day (USD). Read More | Change%(1h) Price change by selected time range. Read More | Volume(24h) Aggregated daily volume, measured in USD from on-chain transactions where each transaction was greater than $100,000. Read More | Market Cap The total market value of a cryntocurrenev’s. circulating supply. It is analogous to the free-float capitalization in the stock market. Read More | Market share The amount of coins that are circulating in the market and are in public hands. It is analogous to the flowing shares in the stock market. Read More | Circulating Supply Shows the circulating supply distribution of a cryptocurrency. The three groups are classified such as: Whales: Addresses holding over 1% of a crypto-asset’s circulating supply. Investors:Addresses holding between 0.1% and 1% of circulating supply. Retail: Addresses with less than 0.1% of circulating supply. Read More | Last 7 Market share The amount of coins that are circulating in the market and are in public hands. It is analogous to the flowing shares in the stock market. Read More | |
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| $75872.5924 $75872.5924 | -0.03% | $38.82B | $1.52T | 59.1015% | 20.09M | | ||
| $2396.7796 $2396.7796 | -0.34% | $19.18B | $292.53B | 11.3432% | 122.05M | | ||
| $0.9991 $0.9991 | -0.01% | $80.74B | $183.29B | 7.1084% | 183.44B | | ||
| $711.9671 $711.9671 | -0.40% | $1.52B | $94.81B | 3.6769% | 133.16M | | ||
| $1.2923 $1.2923 | -0.38% | $6.68B | $81.26B | 3.1514% | 62.88B | | ||
| $0.9999 $0.9999 | 0.01% | $19.5B | $73.73B | 2.8594% | 73.73B | | ||
| $96.9847 $96.9847 | -0.20% | $3.77B | $56.94B | 2.2076% | 587.06M | | ||
| $0.3348 $0.3348 | 0.15% | $524.66M | $31.79B | 1.2331% | 94.95B | | ||
| $1178.4783 $1178.4783 | 2.08% | $1.19B | $19.88B | 0.7708% | 16.87M | | ||
| $77.2447 $77.2447 | -0.24% | $861.71M | $19.44B | 0.7537% | 251.63M | | ||
| $0.08000 $0.08000 | -0.23% | $1.01B | $12.48B | 0.4838% | 155.94B | | ||
| $506.3520 $506.3520 | 0.24% | $120.18M | $9.52B | 0.3693% | 18.81M | | ||
| $8.8834 $8.8834 | 0.11% | $345.88K | $8.17B | 0.3169% | 919.86M | | ||
| $10.7757 $10.7757 | -1.06% | $420.08M | $8.06B | 0.3126% | 748.1M | | ||
| $0.1948 $0.1948 | -0.52% | $496.66M | $7.16B | 0.2776% | 36.74B | | ||
| $0.1761 $0.1761 | -0.04% | $411.74M | $6.14B | 0.2379% | 34.84B | | ||
| $0.9992 $0.9992 | -0.01% | $66.08M | $4.71B | 0.1824% | 4.71B | | ||
| $0.9999 $0.9999 | 0.00% | $36.22M | $4.58B | 0.1776% | 4.58B | | ||
| $219.7130 $219.7130 | -0.06% | $177.34M | $4.41B | 0.1712% | 20.09M | | ||
| $0.9991 $0.9991 | -0.01% | $1.12B | $4.32B | 0.1675% | 4.32B | | ||
| $51.0337 $51.0337 | -0.22% | $245.51M | $3.96B | 0.1536% | 77.62M | | ||
| $6.2790 $6.2790 | -1.38% | $741.28M | $3.9B | 0.1513% | 621.31M | | ||
| $1.3161 $1.3161 | 0.13% | $47.96M | $3.68B | 0.1426% | 2.79B | | ||
| $0.09096 $0.09096 | -0.77% | $13.53M | $3.6B | 0.1396% | 39.6B | | ||
| $0.0000 $0.0000 | -0.01% | $1B | $3.29B | 0.1274% | 3.29B | | ||
| $0.07445 $0.07445 | -0.22% | $85.37M | $3.26B | 0.1265% | 43.83B | | ||
| $7.2928 $7.2928 | -0.55% | $376.94M | $3.23B | 0.1252% | 442.82M | | ||
| $2.3398 $2.3398 | -0.71% | $384.14M | $3.06B | 0.1186% | 1.31B | | ||
| $0.0...04897 $0.000004897 | -0.31% | $77.22M | $2.89B | 0.1119% | 589.24T | | ||
| $0.9997 $0.9997 | 0.00% | $90.78M | $2.84B | 0.11% | 2.84B | |
Latest Crypto News
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- CLARITY Act Stalls: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the Crypto Market's Regulatory Rollercoaster
- Sep 16,2026 at 11:55am
- The CLARITY Act's Senate setback sent shockwaves through Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP, highlighting crypto's deep ties to regulatory developments and leaving market participants in a familiar state of uncertainty.
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- CLARITY Act Faces Setback: Senate Cloture Vote Fails 49-50, Market Structure Debate Continues
- Sep 16,2026 at 11:25am
- The CLARITY Act, aimed at defining digital asset market structure, failed a crucial Senate cloture vote with a 49-50 tally. This outcome halts immediate legislative progress, shifting focus to regulators and leaving market participants in a state of continued ambiguity.





















