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Ethereum Dominance — Live Chart & Daily History

Ethereum dominance is ETH’s share of the entire crypto market’s capitalization. Read alongside Bitcoin dominance, it shows whether capital rotating out of BTC is landing in ETH first — the classic first leg of an alt rotation — or bypassing it entirely. Information, not financial advice.

Ethereum Dominance
9.90%
Share of total crypto market cap
7-Day Change
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Needs 7 days of history
30-Day Change
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Needs 30 days of history
Total Market Cap
$2.34T+1.25%
All coins, 24h change
BTC Dominance
56.81%
Where the whole market's value sits right now
BTC 56.81%≈ $1.33TETH 9.90%≈ $231.84BStablecoins 10.99%≈ $257.36BOther alts 22.30%≈ $522.22B
Daily Dominance History — first-party series, one snapshot per UTC day
This chart is drawing itself in — we record one first-party dominance snapshot per UTC day (the first row landed today), and the trend line appears at two rows, deepening every day after. Historical dominance is paid data everywhere else; this series is ours, free, forever.
Market Composition Snapshot
SegmentShareApprox. Value
BTC56.81%$1.33T
ETH9.90%$231.84B
Stablecoins10.99%$257.36B
Other alts22.30%$522.22B

Reading ethereum dominance

Rising ETH dominance historically means Ethereum is out-attracting the rest of the market — often the first leg of a broader rotation out of Bitcoin into risk.

Falling ETH dominance means capital is favoring Bitcoin (risk-off) or rotating past ETH into smaller altcoins (late-stage risk appetite). Pair it with the ETH/BTC ratio and the Altcoin Season Index for the full rotation picture. Descriptive context only — not a forecast, not a recommendation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Ethereum dominance?
Ethereum dominance is Ethereum’s market capitalization divided by the total market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies, expressed as a percentage.
How is ETH dominance different from the ETH/BTC ratio?
The ETH/BTC ratio compares Ethereum only against Bitcoin. ETH dominance compares Ethereum against the whole market — so it also captures whether ETH is gaining or losing ground versus altcoins and stablecoins, not just versus BTC. The two together give a fuller rotation picture.
Where does this dominance history come from?
The current split comes from CoinGecko’s free global data. The daily history chart is Liquid State’s own first-party series — we record one dominance snapshot per UTC day, so the chart deepens every single day.
What does rising ETH dominance historically signal?
Historically, sustained ETH dominance gains have accompanied broad risk-on phases in crypto and often preceded wider altcoin strength — though every cycle differs, and dominance is a descriptive context read, not a predictive signal.
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Current split: CoinGecko free global API. History: Liquid State first-party daily snapshots. Figures are informational only and do not constitute financial advice. Liquid State · crypto market intelligence.