Let's turn our attention to today's overall Crypto market situation.
As of 11:59 AM on July 7, 2025, according to sosovalue, the total market cap of the crypto market stands at 3.44 trillion US dollars, witnessing a decrease of 2.29% compared to yesterday; the total trading volume is 76.87 billion US dollars, marking an increase of 69.9% from the previous day.
According to sosovalue, the price of $BTC is 108,640 USD, an increase of 0.524% from yesterday. The market cap of $BTC is 2.16 trillion USD, accounting for 62.9% of the total market cap; $BTC's 24-hour trading volume is 21.00 billion USD, making up 27.3% of the total trading volume.
The price of $ETH is 2,563.2 USD, up 1.87% from yesterday; the market cap of $ETH is 309.42 billion USD, representing 9% of the total market cap; $ETH's 24-hour trading volume is 13.58 billion USD, comprising 17.7% of the total trading volume.
The combined market capitalization of $BTC and $ETH accounts for 71.9% of the total cryptocurrency market cap, and their combined trading volumes constitute 44.9% of the total trading volume.
According to sosovalue, out of 16 sectors, 14 are up and 2 are down. Notably, Meme, RWA, and SocialFi sectors are worth mentioning.
Meme sector has risen 2.99% relative to the UTC 0 time, led by gains in M (152%), degenai (16.7%), and BAI (15.2%).
RWA sector has increased 2.86% relative to UTC 0, with solo (21.8%), KTA (10.4%), and PRCL (10.1%) leading the rise.
SocialFi sector has fallen 3.35%, with acs (-10.9%), rfr (-4.91%), and ton (-4.39%) leading the decline.
According to data from SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a total net inflow of $770 million during the trading week of June 30 to July 3 (ET), marking the fourth consecutive week of inflows.
The ETF with the highest weekly net inflow was BlackRock’s IBIT, which brought in $337 million, pushing its cumulative net inflow to $52.65 billion. It was followed by Fidelity’s FBTC, with a weekly net inflow of $248 million, bringing its historical net inflow to $12.21 billion.
The largest weekly net outflow came from Grayscale’s GBTC, which saw $84.95 million in outflows. GBTC’s total historical net outflow now stands at $23.33 billion.
As of the time of writing, the total net asset value (NAV) of Bitcoin spot ETFs stands at $137.60 billion, representing 6.29% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization. The cumulative net inflow has reached $49.64 billion.
Let's turn our attention to today's overall Crypto market situation.
As of 11:59 AM on July 7, 2025, according to sosovalue, the total market cap of the crypto market stands at 3.44 trillion US dollars, witnessing a decrease of 2.29% compared to yesterday; the total trading volume is 76.87 billion US dollars, marking an increase of 69.9% from the previous day.
According to sosovalue, the price of BTC is 108,640 USD, an increase of 0.524% from yesterday. The market cap of BTC is 2.16 trillion USD, accounting for 62.9% of the total market cap; BTC's 24-hour trading volume is 21.00 billion USD, making up 27.3% of the total trading volume.
The price of ETH is 2,563.2 USD, up 1.87% from yesterday; the market cap of ETH is 309.42 billion USD, representing 9% of the total market cap; ETH's 24-hour trading volume is 13.58 billion USD, comprising 17.7% of the total trading volume.
The combined market capitalization of BTC and ETH accounts for 71.9% of the total cryptocurrency market cap, and their combined trading volumes constitute 44.9% of the total trading volume.
According to sosovalue, out of 16 sectors, 14 are up and 2 are down. Notably, Meme, RWA, and SocialFi sectors are worth mentioning.
Meme sector has risen 2.99% relative to the UTC 0 time, led by gains in M (152%), degenai (16.7%), and BAI (15.2%).
RWA sector has increased 2.86% relative to UTC 0, with solo (21.8%), KTA (10.4%), and PRCL (10.1%) leading the rise.
SocialFi sector has fallen 3.35%, with acs (-10.9%), rfr (-4.91%), and ton (-4.39%) leading the decline.
According to data from SoSoValue, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a total net inflow of $770 million during the trading week of June 30 to July 3 (ET), marking the fourth consecutive week of inflows.
The ETF with the highest weekly net inflow was BlackRock’s IBIT, which brought in $337 million, pushing its cumulative net inflow to $52.65 billion. It was followed by Fidelity’s FBTC, with a weekly net inflow of $248 million, bringing its historical net inflow to $12.21 billion.
The largest weekly net outflow came from Grayscale’s GBTC, which saw $84.95 million in outflows. GBTC’s total historical net outflow now stands at $23.33 billion.
As of the time of writing, the total net asset value (NAV) of Bitcoin spot ETFs stands at $137.60 billion, representing 6.29% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization. The cumulative net inflow has reached $49.64 billion.