Cryptocurrency Market Cap Increased by 13% in Q4 2021

Despite facing one of the biggest corrections in its history, the cryptocurrency market cap grew by almost 13% in the fourth quarter of 2021. For the whole year, the market capitalization of digital currencies jumped by approximately 185%.

Overall, the market cap of crypto assets is nearly equal to the GDP of India. According to a recent crypto market overview report published by digital exchange EXMO, trading volumes across the market climbed by 13% during Q4 2021. Cryptocurrency volatility also increased slightly during the latest three months.

In comparison with large public companies, the crypto market cap currently stands at the number 3 spot, just behind Apple and Microsoft. In Q4 2021, BTCโ€™s market dominance decreased by 3% to 40%. ETH saw a jump in its market dominance as the number reached 20.1%, compared to 18.5% in Q3 2021.

โ€œAt the end of the fourth quarter, the cryptocurrency market cap was just 5.4% of the S&Pโ€™s 500 total market cap. When it comes to gold, the crypto market cap equaled 19% of goldโ€™s market cap, which is 2% higher compared to the previous quarter. The crypto market significantly surpassed the silver market by 67% in terms of market cap โ€“ an 8% increase compared with the third quarter,โ€ EXMO noted.

Shiba Inu (SHIB)

EXMOโ€™s report also highlighted the performance of leading cryptocurrencies in the recent quarter. SHIB generated the highest return on investment (ROI) during the latest quarter, an astonishing return of 368%. Among the top 5 digital currencies, Ethereum remained the best performing digital asset with gains of 21% in Q4.

“Almost a third of all BTC trades (30.3%) were carried out at a price between $61,000 and $64,000, which is a relatively small price range. At the same time, bitcoin’s price remained above $61,000 for about half a quarter,โ€ EXMO added in the report.

Despite facing one of the biggest corrections in its history, the cryptocurrency market cap grew by almost 13% in the fourth quarter of 2021. For the whole year, the market capitalization of digital currencies jumped by approximately 185%.

Overall, the market cap of crypto assets is nearly equal to the GDP of India. According to a recent crypto market overview report published by digital exchange EXMO, trading volumes across the market climbed by 13% during Q4 2021. Cryptocurrency volatility also increased slightly during the latest three months.

In comparison with large public companies, the crypto market cap currently stands at the number 3 spot, just behind Apple and Microsoft. In Q4 2021, BTCโ€™s market dominance decreased by 3% to 40%. ETH saw a jump in its market dominance as the number reached 20.1%, compared to 18.5% in Q3 2021.

โ€œAt the end of the fourth quarter, the cryptocurrency market cap was just 5.4% of the S&Pโ€™s 500 total market cap. When it comes to gold, the crypto market cap equaled 19% of goldโ€™s market cap, which is 2% higher compared to the previous quarter. The crypto market significantly surpassed the silver market by 67% in terms of market cap โ€“ an 8% increase compared with the third quarter,โ€ EXMO noted.

Shiba Inu (SHIB)

EXMOโ€™s report also highlighted the performance of leading cryptocurrencies in the recent quarter. SHIB generated the highest return on investment (ROI) during the latest quarter, an astonishing return of 368%. Among the top 5 digital currencies, Ethereum remained the best performing digital asset with gains of 21% in Q4.

“Almost a third of all BTC trades (30.3%) were carried out at a price between $61,000 and $64,000, which is a relatively small price range. At the same time, bitcoin’s price remained above $61,000 for about half a quarter,โ€ EXMO added in the report.

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