Looking at crypto by price per coin instead of market cap produces a very different ranking, with BTC, YFI, MKR, ETH, and BCH leading the pack in the cited snapshot.
A 2021 market snapshot showed that when crypto assets are ranked by unit price rather than market capitalization, bitcoin came first, followed by YFI, MKR, ETH, and BCH.
Based on July 2021 data, Bitcoin and yearn finance (YFI) were the only two five-digit cryptocurrencies per unit; Maker (MKR) and Ethereum (ETH) were four-digit; Bitcoin Cash (BCH) led the three-digit group. This article explores the market from a per-unit perspective.
A unit-price view of the crypto market shows bitcoin at the top, followed by YFI, MKR, ETH, and BCH. The ranking offers a different lens from market capitalization and highlights how digital assets are distributed across price bands.
The crypto market dropped to $1.91 trillion after a volatile week, with bitcoin and ether both declining sharply. Around 34 tokens posted double-digit losses, led by SUN, while HNT stood out as the top gainer.
The crypto market slipped to $1.91 trillion after a volatile week, with bitcoin and ether both down nearly 8%. SUN, PEOPLE, and ZRO led the losers, while HNT, BDX, and STRK posted notable gains.
The crypto market fell to $1.91 trillion amid a volatile week, with Bitcoin and Ethereum dropping 7.6% and 7.98%. 34 assets posted double-digit losses; SUN plunged 23.61% while HNT surged 27.23%. Market sentiment remains cautious.
Bitcoin down 7.6%, Ethereum down 7.98%. SUN leads losers with 23.61% drop, while Helium (HNT) rises 27.23%. Market cap falls to $1.91 trillion amid broad sell-off.
