Bitcoin dominance
Bitcoin dominance is bitcoin's market value as a share of the value of every cryptocurrency together. It was 59.6% on November 9, 2026, according to CoinGecko. Enter a total market size and a share to see what bitcoin would be worth, in all and per coin.
- Bitcoin dominance
- 59.6%
- Total crypto market cap
- 2.53 trillion USD
- Bitcoin market cap
- 1.51 trillion USD
As of November 9, 2026, from our snapshot.
- Bitcoin market cap in that case
- 3.04 trillion USD
- Price of 1 BTC in that case
- 150,972 USD
Rate as of November 8, 2026. Fetching the live rate.
Worked example
If the whole crypto market grew to 5.06 trillion USD and bitcoin kept a 60% share, bitcoin's market value would be 3.04 trillion USD. Spread over the 20,109,690 BTC issued so far, that is 150,969 USD per bitcoin.
The crypto market today
CoinGecko's figures from our latest snapshot, in US dollars.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Bitcoin dominance | 59.6% |
| Total crypto market cap | 2.53 trillion USD |
| Bitcoin market cap | 1.51 trillion USD |
| All other coins | 1.02 trillion USD |
| Cryptocurrencies tracked | 22,874 |
How it works
Dominance = bitcoin's market cap ÷ the total market cap of every coin CoinGecko tracks. Market cap = price × coins in circulation. In the calculator, bitcoin's market cap = the total you enter × the share you enter, and the price per bitcoin = that ÷ the bitcoin issued so far, worked out from the block height.
Why other sites show a different figure
Each data provider tracks a different list of coins, and some leave stablecoins out, so dominance differs from site to site by a few points. The scenario holds the supply still and says nothing about whether a market size is likely.
Frequently asked questions
What is bitcoin dominance?
Bitcoin's share of the total value of all cryptocurrencies. A rising figure means bitcoin is gaining value faster than the rest of the market, or losing it more slowly.
What is bitcoin dominance today?
The figure at the top of this page, fetched live from CoinGecko when your browser can reach it, otherwise from our dated snapshot.
Does falling bitcoin dominance mean altcoin season?
It means other coins together grew faster than bitcoin, or fell less, over that time. The term altcoin season is used loosely and has no agreed threshold.
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- Bitcoin vs stocksBitcoin against the S&P 500 and Nasdaq: growth, correlation and any start year.
- Bitcoin vs inflationWhat cash kept since any year buys now, against bitcoin bought then, plus inflation by country.
These tools are for information, not financial advice. An exchange quotes its own price, which includes its spread and fees.
Sources
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