CoinGlass data cited by ChainCatcher showed Bitcoin (BTC) at about $81,804.8, up 1.21% over the past 24 hours, while Ether (ETH) traded around $2,426.43, up 2.91% in the same period. In derivatives trading, BTC’s 24-hour contract volume came in at roughly $68.649 billion, down 7.69%, and ETH contract volume reached about $45.335 billion, down 19.73%.
The data also highlighted Gate’s activity in the two largest crypto assets by market profile. Gate’s BTC contract volume over 24 hours was about $7.47 billion, while ETH contract volume was around $6.58 billion. According to the report, both figures ranked among the global top three for their respective major-token contract markets.
The update presents a snapshot of spot price gains for BTC and ETH alongside weaker contract turnover across the broader market during the same 24-hour window.
ChainCatcher, citing CoinGlass data, reported that Bitcoin (BTC) traded at about $81,804.8, up 1.21% over the past 24 hours, while Ether (ETH) stood at about $2,426.43, up 2.91%.
Spot price moves in BTC and ETH
The data showed BTC at roughly $81,804.8 and ETH at roughly $2,426.43. Over the past 24 hours, BTC gained 1.21%, while ETH rose 2.91%.
Contract market turnover slipped
In the derivatives market, BTC’s 24-hour contract trading volume was about $68.649 billion, a decline of 7.69%. ETH contract trading volume over the same period was about $45.335 billion, down 19.73%.
Gate ranked in the global top three
Among individual venues, Gate posted about $7.47 billion in 24-hour BTC contract volume and about $6.58 billion in ETH contract volume. The report said both ranked among the global top three in contract trading volume for the two major cryptocurrencies.
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