The cryptocurrency market was a bit dull yesterday. The trend on the morning of December 30th showed no surprises, basically a slight downward fluctuation.
Looking at the data, Bitcoin is at $87,255.07, down 0.26%, not dropping too much. Ethereum performed more steadily, only down 0.01%, with a price of $2,930.36. These two major old-school coins are basically following their usual patterns, which instead highlights a relatively stable temperament.
The days are not so comfortable for mainstream competing coins. Cardano led the decline, dropping 2.70%, which is quite noticeable. Solana, XRP, Tron, and Dogecoin also declined, with decreases ranging from 0.23% to 0.48%. BNB fell the hardest, by 0.88%. Overall, except for Bitcoin and Ethereum's relative resilience, other coins seem somewhat affected.
In terms of market size, the total cryptocurrency market cap remains at around $2.9553 trillion, indicating that although there has been some adjustment, there was no crash. The trading volume over the past 24 hours was $116.3 billion, showing that market activity is still active.
An interesting point is that Bitcoin's market share actually increased, rising from the previous day to 58.97% (up 0.02%); Ethereum's share also grew to 11.97% (up 0.03%). This suggests that during the overall adjustment, investor demand for these two fundamentally stable coins has actually increased. The DeFi market also remains active, with a market cap of $70.094 billion, indicating that derivatives and ecosystem applications are still lively.
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ILCollector
· 7h ago
Another boring sideways day, really wake up everyone.
BTC drops 0.26% just like it didn't move, ETH is even more ridiculous, dropping only 0.01%, these two old hands are stable, while Cardano was cut by 2.7%, does it hurt? Haha.
But on the other hand, BTC's market share is still increasing, indicating that everyone is quietly accumulating these two, and when small coins fall, it's a good opportunity to absorb the chips.
Why does it feel like the market is a bit weak at the end of the year? Really looking forward to a good start in the New Year.
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ProofOfNothing
· 7h ago
Another suffocating market trend, really exhausting
BTC and ETH are just two old hands, they don't want to drop properly, other coins are directly beaten to a pulp
That wave of decline in Cardano was hilarious, I thought it would rebound
Wait, Bitcoin dominance continues to eat up, is this quietly accumulating?
Is the January market coming?
Retail investors have to keep holding and not move again...
This trading volume is really not enough to watch, always feeling like the calm before the storm
DeFi is still alive, which is good, but it doesn't seem to have anything new
With this market at the end of the year, no wonder everyone has no mood
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AirdropF5Bro
· 7h ago
Oh my, it's another dull market with no excitement. Can't it be more intense at the end of the year?
Cardano's 2.70% drop is indeed a bit embarrassing, but luckily I didn't buy the dip on ADA.
Bitcoin and Ethereum, these two giants, are holding steady, no wonder their market share keeps climbing. Retail investors are also smart.
BNB's 0.88% decline hurts a bit, but as long as the total market cap hasn't collapsed, it's still acceptable.
DeFi still has vitality, which is good; derivatives haven't completely cooled off.
At the end of the year, this kind of volatility feels like everyone is waiting for the 2025 breakout.
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PerpetualLonger
· 7h ago
Bored? Is this called boredom? I've already fully loaded, this is the real opportunity, brother.
Buy the dip in Cardano, a 2.7% drop is just right for entry. The army of these meme coins wants to dump, haha, I won't sell.
BTC dominance continues to rise, indicating that big players are stacking in. Are you still hesitating? This is a signal.
I'm optimistic about DeFi; the ecosystem is still vibrant. The feeling before a bull market is right, I will just hold steady and wait for the return.
Don't worry about the current correction; after New Year's Day, it's going to take off. I've already prepared for one last increase in my position.
A 0.26% drop is nothing. I've lost ten times on a single trade before. These fluctuations are just testing my psychological endurance.
The cryptocurrency market was a bit dull yesterday. The trend on the morning of December 30th showed no surprises, basically a slight downward fluctuation.
Looking at the data, Bitcoin is at $87,255.07, down 0.26%, not dropping too much. Ethereum performed more steadily, only down 0.01%, with a price of $2,930.36. These two major old-school coins are basically following their usual patterns, which instead highlights a relatively stable temperament.
The days are not so comfortable for mainstream competing coins. Cardano led the decline, dropping 2.70%, which is quite noticeable. Solana, XRP, Tron, and Dogecoin also declined, with decreases ranging from 0.23% to 0.48%. BNB fell the hardest, by 0.88%. Overall, except for Bitcoin and Ethereum's relative resilience, other coins seem somewhat affected.
In terms of market size, the total cryptocurrency market cap remains at around $2.9553 trillion, indicating that although there has been some adjustment, there was no crash. The trading volume over the past 24 hours was $116.3 billion, showing that market activity is still active.
An interesting point is that Bitcoin's market share actually increased, rising from the previous day to 58.97% (up 0.02%); Ethereum's share also grew to 11.97% (up 0.03%). This suggests that during the overall adjustment, investor demand for these two fundamentally stable coins has actually increased. The DeFi market also remains active, with a market cap of $70.094 billion, indicating that derivatives and ecosystem applications are still lively.