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After the crypto market slumped early this morning, Bitcoin's market share rebounded to 59.7%, close to returning to 60%. Data show that since Bitcoin's market share fell below 60% in August, it has been below 60%, and once fell to 57% in mid-September. After the market slump early this morning, Bitcoin's market share rebounded to 59.7%, up 2.36 percentage points from yesterday; Ethereum's market share fell 1.27 percentage points to 12.3%.
According to market data, Bitcoin's market share (BTC. D) has declined for 8 consecutive days, currently falling to 61.15%, lower than the peak of 61.53% in 2024. Previously reported, Matrixport said that the continued decline in bitcoin market share means that the counterfeit products season is really coming.
On June 25th, after a significant decline that fell to 59% in May, Bitcoin's market share has now recovered to 62%. This indicator represents the market value of Bitcoin in the total market value of all cryptoassets, and is an important indicator of market sentiment and the dynamics of potential counterfeit products. Usually, the Bitcoin market...
According to market data, Bitcoin's market share (BTC. D) has continued to rise since March 26 and is now at 65.4%, setting a new high in this bull market.
According to TradingView data, Bitcoin's market share (BTC. D) rose to 64.85%, having risen for nine consecutive weeks and recovering to mid-January levels.
According to CoinMarketCap data, Bitcoin's market share (BTC. D) rose to reach 61.8%, setting a new high in this bull market (2022-09 so far), and Ethereum's market share fell to 7.14%.
On April 23rd, according to TradingView data, Bitcoin's market share (BTC. D) rose to reach 64.67% this morning, a new high since February 2021, and now it has fallen back to 64.30%. The high market share of Bitcoin shows the silence of the counterfeit products market, but the side may also represent a bottoming out rebound. According to previous historical data, when the market share of bitcoin rose to 60% in November last year, counterfeit products opened a bull market. In 2019 and 2021, the m...
On April 22nd, according to TradingView data, the market share of Bitcoin (BTC. D) rose to 64.61% today, a new high since February 2021. The high market share of Bitcoin shows the silence of the counterfeit products market, but the side also represents that the bottom rebound is coming. According to previous historical data, when the market share of Bitcoin reached 60% in November last year, counterfeit products started a round of calf market. In 2019 and 2021, the market share of Bitcoin stood ...
On March 9, according to TradingView data, Bitcoin's market share (BTC. D) has been above 60% for more than a month since it returned to 60% on February 2, and is now at 61.25%. The market appears to be freezing. According to analysts ai_9684xtpa to share historical data, when the market share of bitcoin rose to 60% in November last year, counterfeit products opened a bull market. In 2019 and 2021, the market share of bitcoin stood at a high point of 70%, and then ushered in a magnificent genera...
On December 4th, according to TradingView data, Bitcoin's market share (BTC. D) fell to 51.4%, down 10.38% from the top of the current bull market (61.78% on November 21st). In addition, since November 5, the total crypto market capitalization excluding BTC (TOTAL2) has seen a unilateral rise, rising by about 98.8% after bottoming out at $856.10 billion on November 5, and is now reported at $1.802 trillion.
