Market Update – 27 July 2025 (English) | UTC: 04:38 AM

The market is trading in the green today. The Fear & Greed Index remains at 64, reflecting a balanced sentiment. BTC dominance has dropped to 61.18% (–0.28%), indicating strength in altcoins. Total market cap is up +0.60% at \$3.85 trillion, while altcoin market cap rose +1.05% to \$1.49 trillion.

BTC is up +0.61%, ETH gained +0.88%, and SOL rose +0.56%. BNB (+1.73%), XRP (+1.91%), and DOGE (+1.07%) are also showing steady upward momentum.

Altcoins continue to push the market higher alongside BTC.

Fear and Greed Index is 64 out of 100, which is a slight decrease.

BTC Dominance is 61.32 percent, down by 0.16 percent.

Total Crypto Market Cap stands at 3.83 trillion dollars, showing a 0.43 percent increase.

Altcoin Market Cap is 1.48 trillion dollars, up by 0.69 percent.

Main coin performance in last 24 hours:

BTC is at 117,962.47 dollars, up by 0.78%

ETH is at 3,744.05 dollars, up by 1.61%

SOL is at 185.94 dollars, up by 1.08%

BNB is at 785.22 dollars, up by 0.99%

XRP is at 3.18 dollars, up by 1.79%

DOGE is at 0.24 dollars, up by 2.19%

What is the Fear and Greed Index and how is it calculated:

It’s a score from 0 to 100 that shows how emotionally driven investors are.

0 means extreme fear and 100 means extreme greed.

What is BTC Dominance and why does it matter:

BTC Dominance shows what percentage of the total crypto market is Bitcoin.

If it increases, investors are focusing more on BTC.

If it decreases, altcoins are getting more attention.

This data is collected from sources like CoinMarketCap and TradingView.

If dominance falls while the altcoin cap rises, it usually signals an altcoin rally.

What is Market Cap:

Market cap means the total value of a coin.

Formula: Price x Circulating Supply

For example, if BTC is $100,000 and supply is 20 million, market cap will be $2 trillion.

Total market cap is the value of the entire crypto market.

Altcoin market cap means total value excluding BTC.

How is this data collected:

Websites like CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, and TradingView use real-time APIs to gather data.

Sometimes there’s a delay or error, so the numbers may not always be 100% accurate.

That’s why it’s important to observe and verify before making trading decisions.