Crypto Market Cap and Bitcoin Dominance
The crypto market cap and Bitcoin dominance in real time: see the value of the whole crypto market in euros, 24-hour trading volume and the market shares of the largest cryptocurrencies.
Crypto market cap now
Source: CoinGecko (22,221 cryptocurrencies). The 24 h change is CoinGecko's dollar-based figure. Snapshot 13.10.2026 at 15.41, updates automatically on the page.
Bitcoin dominance and other market shares
Bitcoin dominance means Bitcoin's share of the total crypto market cap.
Below you can also see the shares of the other largest cryptocurrencies, and the figures update automatically.
What does the crypto market cap mean?
The crypto market cap is the sum of the market caps of all tracked cryptocurrencies.
A single coin's market cap is calculated by multiplying its price by the number of coins in circulation.
The figures on this page come from CoinGecko, which tracks more than 20,000 cryptocurrencies.
The market cap doesn't tell you how much money has been invested in the market, but what all the coins would be worth at the latest trade price.
If all holders tried to sell at the same time, the price would fall sharply, so the market cap can never be cashed out in full.
- Total market cap: the combined market cap of all tracked coins in euros.
- 24 h volume: the combined trading volume of all coins over the last day.
- 24 h change: the change in the total market cap over one day (CoinGecko calculates it in dollars).
What is Bitcoin dominance?
Bitcoin dominance is calculated by dividing Bitcoin's market cap by the market cap of the whole crypto market.
Changes in dominance are followed because they show which way money is moving within the crypto market:
- Bitcoin dominance rises: money moves into Bitcoin, which is often linked to uncertainty and reducing risk.
- Bitcoin dominance falls: other cryptocurrencies, or altcoins, grow faster than Bitcoin, which is often called an altcoin season (altseason).
Stablecoins distort the figure, because their value stays put even when the rest of the market falls.
That is why the page also shows Bitcoin dominance excluding stablecoins, which tells you Bitcoin's share of the cryptocurrencies whose prices actually move.
Bitcoin dominance is also one of the components of the Fear and Greed Index.
Why does the crypto market cap differ between websites?
The crypto market cap and Bitcoin dominance can differ slightly between websites, even when measured at the same time.
The differences arise because sites track a different number of cryptocurrencies and calculate circulating supply in different ways.
Whether tokenised funds, gold tokens and thinly traded coins are included also changes the total.
So always compare figures within the same source rather than from one site to another.
The crypto market cap at publication times
This table records the crypto market cap and Bitcoin dominance every time the page is republished. Live figures are at the top of the page.
| Date | Market cap | 24 h volume | BTC dominance | BTC excl. stablecoins | ETH dominance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13.10.2026 | €2.52T | €85.3B | 59.3% | 66.5% | 10.8% |
You can see the biggest moves of individual coins on the page crypto gainers and losers today.
Crypto market cap: frequently asked questions
What is the crypto market cap today?
The current crypto market cap is shown at the top of this page, and it updates automatically.
What is Bitcoin dominance today?
The current Bitcoin dominance is shown at the top of this page, together with dominance excluding stablecoins.
Why is the crypto market cap different on different websites?
Websites track different numbers of cryptocurrencies and calculate circulating supply in different ways, so the crypto market cap varies by source.
What does a fall in Bitcoin dominance mean?
When Bitcoin dominance falls, the market cap of other cryptocurrencies grows faster than Bitcoin's or falls more slowly.
Such a period is often called an altcoin season.
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