The biggest loser amongst the top-ten club was EOS, free-falling by a massive 8.82%. The cryptocurrency was trading for $1.85 with a total market cap of $1.678 billion. Majority of the cryptocurrency’s $819.991 million trade volume was held by OKEx, which has been quite popular with EOS users. Second in line was DOBI trade, which controlled $73.831 million of the entire EOS trade.
At the time of writing, Ethereum [ETH] was falling by 5.04%, with a total market cap of $9.182 billion. The cryptocurrency was trading for $88.52 with a 24-hour market volume of $1.660 billion. Ethereum is still struggling in terms of market cap as the disparity with XRP has only increased ever since it conceded its spot to Ripple’s cryptocurrency.
A majority of Ethereum’s market volume was held by Coinbit, which had a grasp on $166,387 million of the total ETH trade. Coinbit was closely followed by OKEx, which had 6.73% of all Ethereum transactions taking place on it.
Another cryptocurrency crumbling under the bear’s pressure was Bitcoin Cash [BCH], which after the hard fork has lost its footing in the top-5 club, currently at the number 6 position. The cryptocurrency was sliding by 6.46% with a total market cap of $1.799 billion. BCH was trading for $102.77 with a 24-hour market volume of $64.795 million.
Upbit which has been trying to take over Binance held the 7.50% majority share of the total BCH trade. The next cryptocurrency exchange in line was DragonEX, the cryptocurrency exchange on which $4.950 million of BCH transactions took place.
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