Track an asset’s market share vs total crypto — or vs your own basket.
Price performance alone does not tell you whether an asset is gaining or losing relevance within the market.
Market cap dominance answers a different question:
“How much of a given market does this asset command over time?”
This visualization helps separate:
Try it yourself
Use the interactive tool to explore the same concept with your own time range and settings.
Market cap dominance is an asset’s market share relative to a chosen reference market.
At any point in time:
Dominance focuses on share, not price.
Dominance is always calculated relative to something.
Changing the reference frame changes the question you are asking.
Total market cap
Category-based dominance
Custom baskets (watchlist / portfolio)
The same asset can lose dominance in the total market while gaining dominance within a category.
Rising dominance
Falling dominance
Sideways dominance
Dominance trends often move slower than price, making them useful for regime-level analysis.
When plotting two assets together:
This is especially useful within:
Dominance does not equal price performance
An asset can rise in price while losing dominance.
Falling dominance does not mean failure
It may reflect faster growth elsewhere.
Dominance is not a short-term trading signal
It describes structural positioning, not timing.
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You can plot dominance for up to three assets at a time.
Choose a reference frame via the Asset Picker:
Dominance is recalculated dynamically based on the selected reference.
Category mode
Watchlist / Portfolio mode
These modes let you define your own comparison baseline.
Comparing two assets highlights relative leadership within the same reference frame.
The Insights panel summarizes:
This helps quantify trends without manual inspection.
