Daily Market Movers — Tuesday, July 7, 2026

Bitcoin trades at $63,134 as of July 7, 2026, up 0.3% over 24 hours, per CoinGecko. Ethereum sits at $1,771, also up 0.3%, while total market cap is $2.26 trillion, a 0.5% gain. BTC dominance is 55.8%, unchanged from the prior day's 55.7%. Ethereum's $1,771 price is 72.0% below its November 2021 peak of $6,323. Bitcoin, at $63,134, is 17.4% below its all-time high of $76,428. That's a 54.6 percentage point gap in drawdown between the two. Total market cap of $2.26 trillion is 21.1% below the $2.87 trillion peak from November 2021. BTC dominance at 55.8% is the highest since April 2021, per CoinGecko's dominance history, pointing to capital rotation toward the largest asset. The 0.5% daily gain in total cap alongside stable dominance suggests altcoin strength is selective rather than broad. ETH/BTC is 0.0281, down from 0.0302 a month ago — a 7.0% relative decline. Bitcoin holding above $63,000 with $31.2 billion in 24-hour Binance volume suggests bid support holds. But 30-day BTC volatility of 45.2%, per Deribit, sits above the 35% annual average, so consolidation below $64,000 on declining volume would break that support.

Top Gainers Analysis

Total cryptocurrency market cap hit $2.28 trillion as of July 7, 2026, per CoinMarketCap, up 1.3% over 24 hours. Total volume across all exchanges reached $82.3 billion, up from $76.1 billion the prior day. Bitcoin traded at $63,326 on Binance's BTC/USDT spot market at 07:00 UTC, ranging between $61,306 and $64,700 over 24 hours. It closed at $63,324.41, down 1.12% from an open of $64,042.93, with $1.356 billion in Binance volume. CoinMarketCap places Bitcoin at $63,959.48, with $35.9 billion in 24-hour volume and a $1.28 trillion market cap. Ethereum priced at $1,770 on July 7, per AInvest, up 11.64% over the prior week. CoinMarketCap has Ethereum at $1,796.21, with $16.2 billion in 24-hour volume and a $216 billion market cap. Ethereum's market dominance stood at 9.49%, while Bitcoin's held at 56.2%. A separate Pluang figure puts Bitcoin dominance at 55.8%. Bitcoin dominance has been declining gradually, per AInvest, pointing to a shift toward altcoins. Yet the Altcoin Season Index read 49 on July 7, placing the market in Bitcoin season territory — investor preference is tilting back toward the largest cryptocurrency. That index, which tracks the top 100 altcoins against Bitcoin over 90 days, is down from 62 on June 15. Stablecoin market cap crossed $310 billion in mid-2026, up from roughly $124 billion at the end of 2023 — a 150% increase in about two and a half years. Ethereum hosts $166 billion in stablecoin supply as of June 2026, up from $149.5 billion a month earlier; total stablecoin supply across all chains stands at $310.892 billion. Tron follows at $89.45 billion; together, Ethereum and Tron hold more than 81% of global stablecoin supply. DeFi TVL moved $51.51 million over the past 24 hours, per DefiLlama — a daily change figure, not an absolute total. Sui crossed $1 billion in TVL as of July 7, giving the Move-based network a real claim to DeFi liquidity. Morpho's TVL reached $7.0 billion, up 313% over the past year. Bitcoin ETF flows held steady on July 7, per Pluang, with institutions maintaining rather than shifting exposure. BlackRock moved over 22,600 BTC to Coinbase across six straight days, while Strategy sold 3,588 BTC and now sits on an $11.34 billion unrealized loss. BitMine, the Ethereum treasury firm chaired by Tom Lee, added 42,197 ETH (about $74 million) last week, bringing its total to roughly 5.74 million ETH — 4.8% of circulating supply. Ethereum's circulating supply is 121 million ETH, with a fully diluted valuation of $217.28 billion; the price is down 28.63% from its all-time high of $4,953.73 on August 24, 2025. Coinbase traders over the past 24 hours were 66.17% buyers, while on-chain activity showed 26,000 traders — 16,000 buyers and 11,000 sellers. Ethereum's weekly trading volume rose 43.73% to $115.87 billion, trailing the broader market's 94% volume increase.

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Bitcoin trades at $63,959.48, up 0.52% over 24 hours. CoinMarketCap puts its market cap at $1.28 trillion on $35.9 billion in 24-hour volume. The global crypto market cap stands at $2.18 trillion, down 0.21% over the past day. Bitcoin dominance sits at 57.51%, per CoinCodex data as of July 7 — a 0.63% decline in 24 hours. The Altcoin Season Index reads 49, placing the market in Bitcoin season territory as investor preference shifts back toward Bitcoin. Binance's 24-hour BTC/USDT spot volume is $1.36 billion, with 21,550 BTC traded. Centralized exchanges saw $1.77 trillion in July volume, per Coinstats. Binance led with $683 billion, up from $436 billion in June. Etherscan shows a base fee of 0.0676 Gwei as of block 25477226. Average transaction fee has dropped to $2.45. Ethereum holds over $150 billion in on-chain stablecoin liquidity. Bitcoin futures open interest is near $20.6 billion, per Coinglass data cited by KuCoin, up from $29.8 billion to $30.9 billion over the week, per Glassnode. Net futures selling hit $456 million in four hours. Solana open interest sits around $2.41 billion with a funding rate of 0.009%. Litecoin open interest rose from $200 million in mid-June to roughly $300 million by early July. Total altcoin futures open interest is $1.94 billion. DefiLlama shows total DeFi TVL at approximately $82 billion across 500+ protocols. Ethereum's bridged TVL is $391 billion, with native TVL at $95.4 billion. EigenLayer TVL fell to $14.315 billion, down 16.93% over 7 days. Stablecoin market cap crossed $310 billion in mid-2026, per AInvest — up 150% from roughly $124 billion at the end of 2023. Average stablecoin inflows to exchanges dropped to 21,557 transactions per day, a 56.25% decline. Bitcoin hit a two-week high of $65,051 on July 7, per CoinGecko, before pulling back to consolidate around $63,000. Samsung's disappointing earnings and Middle East geopolitical tensions drove the pullback.

What to Watch

• Watch BTC volatility as Fear & Greed remains at 27, signaling persistent market fear.
• Monitor total market cap momentum after the latest +0.5% daily increase.
• Track Bitcoin dominance shifts as traders assess capital rotation during weak sentiment.
• Watch volume trends after the market’s limited +0.5% capitalization recovery.
• Monitor major altcoin support levels as fear conditions persist below neutral sentiment.