Market capitalisation of all cryptocurrencies crossed $1 trillion.
According to statistics from CoinGecko, the global market value for all cryptocurrencies at the time of writing is $1,003 trillion. Bitcoin is the industry leader with a market cap of $676B, led by Ethereum with a market cap of $136 billion. Tether, XRP and Litecoin have filled out the top five.
The last time global market capitalisation got close to $1 trillion was in January 2018, when it hit around $800 billion. This is the first time the $1 trillion threshold has been hit.
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