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Born only a few years ago in 2015, Ethereum has grown into an established blockchain with an even more established native coin. Some might think it's all just hype, but the chart we've prepared here says otherwise — it displays Ethereum's dominance over the whole crypto market (the ratio of ETH market cap to the cumulative crypto market cap). If the line goes up, ETH is rising in value against other coins, and it might be a sign for you to reconsider your portfolio decisions. If it goes down, well, up to you what to do with that.

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Moving Averages
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Seasonals


Displays a symbol's value movements over previous years to identify recurring trends.

Frequently asked questions


Dominance is a coin's market cap relative to the total crypto market. It's expressed as a percentage and measured in US dollars. Ethereum dominance fluctuates over time, reflecting shifts in investor interest across the crypto market.

To observe relationships between cryptocurrencies and identify market leaders, explore the crypto market dominance charts and gain further insights from the crypto market cap charts.
A coin's dominance matters because it shows where capital is concentrated in the crypto market. Unlike price alone, dominance shows whether a coin is gaining or losing market share relative to others, helping traders identify its strength and shifts in investor sentiment.

Traders follow this metric to spot capital flows and changes in market conditions. Rising or falling dominance can signal when leadership is shifting between major coins and altcoins, supporting better timing in making informed decisions.

To find out what causes Ethereum dominance changes, read the latest crypto news and explore the community trading ideas.
A decline in Ethereum dominance may be caused by capital outflows or other coins gaining momentum. As a single metric, it does not indicate a potential price decline or growth. But when combined with other indicators, it can provide valuable insights into potential trend changes and a coin's performance.

For a broader view of the market, explore the Crypto Coins Heatmap and read the community's crypto trading ideas.
Dominance helps traders understand market structure and capital flows, adding valuable context beyond price signals alone.

By tracking dominance, traders can see where capital and overall market sentiment are moving. A good starting point is analyzing the ETH dominance chart. You can apply technical analysis tools such as indicators, drawing tools, and chart patterns to monitor its behavior and anticipate potential market shifts.

Dominance can also help identify broader trends. For example, BTC dominance has historically declined during certain market cycles, often coinciding with increased growth in altcoins. To spot and analyze such opportunities, you can use our crypto dominance charts.
Ethereum dominance = Ethereum market cap / total crypto market cap × 100%

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A rising dominance of a coin means its relative value in the crypto market is increasing compared to other coins. Even during market declines, some cryptocurrencies may gain market share in percentage terms, as they become more attractive to investors at lower prices than other coins.

Traders and investors closely monitor these changes in relative values, as they indicate shifts in the market. You can see how coins' caps relate to each other on the crypto dominance chart. To track factors that influence the market, follow the latest news.
There are several factors that can drive a rise or decline in Ethereum dominance:
- Smart money flows: Institutional investors can bring substantial capital into the market, driving rapid asset growth. Conversely, large sell-offs may contribute to bearish sentiment
- Promising technology: Coins with strong real-world use cases tend to attract capital, while newer or more efficient alternatives can draw market share away from older projects
- Regulation: Looser regulatory conditions often support market growth, while stricter rules can reduce liquidity and limit participation
- Market sentiment: In rising markets, optimism and momentum can increase demand across assets, encouraging investors to buy and pushing prices higher

To see what other traders expect from the market, explore ETH dominance trading ideas and follow real-time crypto news.