Today crypto price in India 26 December: After the market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies grew marginally by 0.10 percent to $812.31 billion over the previous day, major cryptocurrencies traded in a mixed manner on Monday (December 26). The overall volume of the cryptocurrency market for the previous 24 hours was $22.98 billion, a decline of 34.28%.
The world’s biggest and most well-known digital token, which is currently trading at $16,871, increased in value on December 26. According to data from CoinGecko, the market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies worldwide today stayed below the $1 trillion threshold and was $847 billion, nearly unchanged over the previous 24 hours.
The second-largest cryptocurrency, Ether, which is connected to the ethereum blockchain, was virtually unchanged at $1,220. Shiba Inu was trading lower at $0.000008 while Dogecoin was trading over an at $0.07.
Today crypto price in India 26 December:
DeFi’s 24-hour volume is approximately $1.55 billion, or 7.04% of the whole crypto market. Stablecoin volume as a whole is currently $20.01 billion, or 91.07% of the 24-hour volume of the whole crypto market.
According to CoinMarketCap, the price of Bitcoin, the biggest cryptocurrency in the world, was fluctuating about Rs 14.35 lakh with a dominance of 40.02 percent and a growth of 0.07% day over day.
Today crypto price in India 26 December
Top Five Gainers
The Graph (GRT) $0.06037 5.53% $20,702,672
Terra Classic (LUNC) $0.0001519 5.32% $76,529,919
Litecoin (LTC) $69.16 5.00% $426,459,812
Internet Computer (ICP) $3.88 3.88% $21,442,041
Lido DAO (LDO) $0.9913 2.92% $18,353,176
Today crypto price in India 26 December
Top Losers
Neutrino (USDN) $0.516 4.80% $546,353
Chain (XCN) $0.01615 3.54% $7,777,865
Stacks (STX) $0.2251 3.28% $4,299,239
Zilliqa (ZIL) $0.01724 2.86% $16,205,441
Aptos (APT) $3.59 2.78% $48,152,871
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