Crypto market cap crosses $2 trn for the first time since May

The total value of all cryptocurrencies in circulation moved past $2 trillion on Wednesday, the first time in nearly 3 months as buyers turn their attention to digital assets once more.

Digital asset market capitalization reached $2.013 trillion on Wednesday, according to data from CoinGecko.

Over the past 24 hours, the digital asset class has risen by 4.7%.

Bitcoin (BTC), which is the largest and most popular cryptocurrency, maintained dominance with 43.4% of the overall market while Ethereum (ETH), has 18.9% of the market share.

The cryptocurrency market reached a total value of $1 trillion in January before more than doubling three months later. The market capitalization peaked at $2.618 trillion on May 12, 2021.

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At the time of writing, Bitcoin is up 1.57%% to $46,330.6 while Ethereum is up 2.56% to $3,236.40, according to Investing.com Index.

XRP has gained 22.42% to $1.03283 while Dogecoin is gaining 12.34% to $0.275665.

Cardano is up 15.26% to $1.851479, and Binance Coin is up 8.25% to $402.00.

According to Cointelegraph, “A confluence of forces is working together to aid crypto’s recovery. A wave of institutional buying, steady accumulation by retail investors and billions in venture funding for crypto and blockchain startups have all contributed to the rally.

“Supply-squeeze undertones have been largely responsible for Bitcoin’s rally, which appears to have paved the way for altcoins to reassert their dominance.”

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