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Market cap
The hundred largest crypto assets by capitalisation — price, cap, volume, supply and dominance, on CoinGecko's ranking. Refreshed every five minutes.
Dominance
Combined cap of these 100 assets: $2.67T
Each asset’s share of that combined figure — of this ranking, not of every asset in existence.
- BTC58.70%
- ETH11.10%
- USDT6.88%
- BNB3.45%
- XRP3.26%
- the other 9516.61%
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| Asset | Dominance | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  BTCBitcoin | 77,991.00 | +0.46% | $1.57T | 58.70% |
| 2 |  ETHEthereum | 2,453.19 | +0.76% | $296.05B | 11.10% |
| 3 |  USDTTether | 0.99993 | -0.01% | $183.40B | 6.88% |
| 4 |  BNBBNB | 691.8100 | +0.47% | $92.12B | 3.45% |
| 5 |  XRPXRP | 1.3900 | +0.20% | $86.97B | 3.26% |
| 6 |  USDCUSDC | 0.99993 | 0.00% | $74.02B | 2.77% |
| 7 |  SOLSolana | 104.5900 | +1.25% | $61.19B | 2.29% |
| 8 |  TRXTRON | 0.34062 | +0.61% | $32.33B | 1.21% |
| 9 | FIGR_HELOCFigure Heloc | 1.0000 | 0.00% | $21.82B | 0.82% |
| 9 |  HYPEHyperliquid | 83.2500 | +2.40% | $18.52B | 0.69% |
| 10 |  ZECZcash | 836.9100 | +4.73% | $14.14B | 0.53% |
| 11 |  DOGEDogecoin | 0.08458 | +0.16% | $13.17B | 0.49% |
| 12 |  RAINRain | 0.01747 | -0.95% | $12.39B | 0.46% |
| 13 |  USDSUSDS | 0.99990 | -0.01% | $9.84B | 0.37% |
| 14 |  XMRMonero | 480.8200 | +3.08% | $9.04B | 0.34% |
| 15 |  LEOLEO Token | 9.7100 | +0.44% | $8.93B | 0.33% |
| 16 |  LINKChainlink | 11.3500 | +0.34% | $8.49B | 0.32% |
| 17 |  WBTWhiteBIT Coin | 71.9600 | +0.61% | $8.49B | 0.32% |
| 18 |  ADACardano | 0.20065 | +0.27% | $7.52B | 0.28% |
| 19 |  XLMStellar | 0.17866 | +0.70% | $6.20B | 0.23% |
| 20 |  BCHBitcoin Cash | 245.2200 | +0.42% | $4.92B | 0.18% |
| 21 |  CCCanton | 0.11826 | +4.64% | $4.67B | 0.17% |
| 22 |  DAIDai | 0.99989 | +0.01% | $4.58B | 0.17% |
| 23 |  USD1USD1 | 0.99951 | -0.02% | $4.16B | 0.16% |
| 24 |  USDEEthena USDe | 0.99996 | 0.00% | $4.08B | 0.15% |
| 25 |  LTCLitecoin | 49.1000 | +0.46% | $3.81B | 0.14% |
| 26 |  GRAMGram (prev. Toncoin) | 1.3600 | +0.26% | $3.78B | 0.14% |
| 27 |  USDGGlobal Dollar | 1.0000 | +0.02% | $3.33B | 0.12% |
| 28 |  HBARHedera | 0.07491 | +0.29% | $3.28B | 0.12% |
| 29 |  AVAXAvalanche | 7.3400 | +1.14% | $3.17B | 0.12% |
An arrow after a symbolmarks an asset that trades here — the link opens its live USDT market. Rows without one are in CoinGecko’s ranking but not listed on this venue, so there is nowhere for a link to go.
Rank, price, capitalisation, volume and supply are CoinGecko data, cached for five minutes. Dominance is computed here, against the combined cap of the assets in this ranking that report one — not the entire market. A dash is a figure CoinGecko did not supply; nothing on this page renders a missing number as zero.
One multiplication, wearing a ranking
A market cap is not measured; it is computed. Take the last price anyone paid, multiply it by every coin in circulation, and the product is the number this whole page is sorted by. Nothing else goes in — no order books, no holders, no money.
Which is why “money invested” is the wrong reading. The price in that multiplication was set by the most recent trade — usually a sliver of the supply — and the arithmetic then marks every other coin at that price, including the ones that have not moved in years. A modest buy on a thin book can add billions to a cap without billions arriving anywhere, and a falling price erases “value” nobody ever held as money. A cap is a mark, not a vault.
BTC, worked from this page’s own rows
- BTC price
- 77,991.00USD
- Circulating supply
- 20.08MBTC
- Market cap
- 1.57TUSD
CoinGecko reports $1.57T — the same multiplication, taken at its own snapshot instant. Any gap between the two figures is timing, not disagreement.
What a market cap is not
Every figure in the table is real arithmetic on CoinGecko’s data. What the arithmetic means is narrower than the way it is usually read, and the difference costs money to ignore.
It is not money anyone put in
The cap marks every coin at the last traded price, and most coins were nowhere near that trade. Far less money has ever flowed into an asset than its cap, and when the cap halves, the difference does not flow out to anyone — it was never anywhere to begin with.
The supply half is an estimate
The price is a print; the circulating supply is a data provider’s judgment about locked, burned, lost and foundation-held coins. Different trackers count it differently and revise it without a trade happening, which moves the cap — and sometimes the rank — while the price stands still.
Rank is not liquidity
A large cap can sit on a thin book, and a thin book is where a real order loses money. The 24h volume column is the fairer companion to the cap beside it — and some ranked assets do not trade on this venue at all, which is exactly what a row without an arrow is saying.
Circulating is not maximum
Where a maximum exists, the supply column shows how much of it is already out. The remainder is future issuance the current price is silently promising to absorb — and an asset with no maximum has no meter to fill, which is a fact about the asset, not a missing figure.
Take a rank somewhere
A rank is a place to start reading, not a reason to act. The rows with an arrow land on live markets — a real book, a real tape, and paper balances on a real double-entry ledger, so being wrong about what a cap means costs nothing here. How this works draws that line in full.