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Research onlyStance
point-in-time CoinGecko · DeFiLlama observed 02 Sep 2026 22:47 UTC
New here? Market capitalization is price multiplied by the units in circulation — it measures size, not the money that ever entered an asset. Dominance is one asset’s share of that total. Value locked is the dollar value of assets deposited in a network’s contracts. Fees are what users paid to use a network, before anyone splits them.
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The largest assets

The twelve largest assets by market capitalization, with the seven-day price path, distance from the highest price each has ever recorded, and the value locked and annualized fees behind them where those exist.

#AssetPrice 24h7d7-day path Market capVolume 24h From highFloat
1 BitcoinBTC $77,103 -0.11% -1.50% $1.55T $26.53B -38.85% 100.0%
2 EthereumETH $2,383 -1.11% -3.30% $290.81B $12.55B -51.82% 100.0%
3 TetherUSDT $0.9997 +0.01% +0.00% $183.33B $47.77B -24.44% 97.1%
4 BNBBNB $686.39 +0.97% -1.70% $91.40B $791.58M -49.90% 100.0%
5 XRPXRP $1.35 +0.16% -2.30% $84.47B $2.27B -63.08% 62.8%
6 USDCUSDC $0.9998 +0.01% +0.00% $73.70B $12.97B -4.18% 100.0%
7 SolanaSOL $99.68 +0.05% +2.80% $58.35B $2.90B -66.02% 92.4%
8 TRONTRX $0.3245 +0.62% -3.40% $30.81B $344.94M -24.75% 100.0%
9 Figure HelocFIGR_HELOC $1.01 +0.03% +0.90% $22.43B $61.52M -4.43% 100.0%
10 HyperliquidHYPE $81.59 -0.85% +1.60% $18.15B $1.04B -5.91% 23.3%
11 ZcashZEC $810.98 -2.09% +3.80% $13.72B $474.06M -74.59% 100.0%
12 DogecoinDOGE $0.0812 -0.35% -4.20% $12.64B $531.89M -88.91% 100.0%
live quote, delayed and indicative CoinGecko observed 02 Sep 2026 22:47 UTC
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What the market actually earns

Six leaderboards that describe the market by what it produces rather than by what it is worth. Each names what it does not measure.

Most fees collected
  1. 1 Uniswap $1.35B
  2. 2 Canton $594.32M
  3. 3 Lido DAO $499.55M
  4. 4 Pons $428.76M
  5. 5 Aave $390.34M
  6. 6 TRON $315.25M
Annualized from the trailing 30 days. Fees are what users paid, before any split.
Most value locked
  1. 1 Ethereum $48.52B
  2. 2 Solana $5.71B
  3. 3 Base $5.49B
  4. 4 BSC $5.47B
  5. 5 Tron $5.27B
  6. 6 Bitcoin $4.15B
Dollar value of assets deposited in a chain’s contracts. Moves with prices as well as deposits.
Most held in listed products
  1. 1 Bitcoin $98.49B
  2. 2 Ethereum $14.77B
  3. 3 Solana $1.23B
  4. 4 XRP $907.30M
  5. 5 Chainlink $173.39M
  6. 6 Sui $60.14M
Value inside US-listed products verified against their own holdings. Non-US listings are outside coverage.
Strongest week
  1. 1 Pons +255.20%
  2. 2 Akedo +134.10%
  3. 3 Uniswap +37.20%
  4. 4 Bitway +36.90%
  5. 5 Arbitrum +36.90%
  6. 6 Pyth Network +20.00%
Seven-day price change among assets above $300m. A week is not a trend.
Weakest week
  1. 1 POL (ex-MATIC) -14.00%
  2. 2 Injective -11.90%
  3. 3 Pump.fun -11.70%
  4. 4 LayerZero -10.80%
  5. 5 Aerodrome Finance -10.10%
  6. 6 Pudgy Penguins -9.80%
The same measure in the other direction, on the same universe.
Furthest below the high
  1. 1 Internet Computer -99.65%
  2. 2 Polkadot -98.43%
  3. 3 Worldcoin -96.94%
  4. 4 Pi Network -96.86%
  5. 5 Ethereum Classic -95.66%
  6. 6 Avalanche -95.06%
Distance from the highest price ever recorded. It says nothing about whether that price was justified.
03

The market at a glance

The ninety largest assets, sized by market capitalization and shaded by their price change over the last seven days, grouped into the sectors we classify them in. Area is size; color is direction.

Layer 1 blockchain
BTC-1.5% ETH-3.3% XRP-2.3% SOL+2.8% TRX-3.4% HYPE+1.6% DOGE-4.2% XMR+15.5% ADA-3.3% BCH-7.1% CC-5.1% LTC-0.1% GRAM-4.2% HBAR-4.0% AVAX-1.2% SUI+0.1% M-5.1% TAO-5.2% DOT+2.3% ICP+6.4% WLD-7.3% ETC-5.3% PI+4.6% KAS-0.3% ATOM-2.8% STABLE+3.9%
Stablecoin
USDT+0.0% USDC+0.0% USDS+0.0% DAI+0.0% USDE+0.0% USD1+0.0% USDG+0.0% PYUSD+0.0% RLUSD+0.0% USDD+0.0% USDF+0.0% BFUSD+0.0% U+0.0% USDGO+0.0% GHO+0.0%
Exchange token
BNB-1.7% LEO-0.1% WBT-2.4% CRO-6.5% OKB-6.2% HTX-5.9% BGB+3.1% KCS-3.7% GT+2.6% NEXO-5.0%
Real-world assets
FIGR_HELOC+0.9% XLM-2.7% BUIDL+0.0% USYC+0.1% XAUT-4.3% USDY+0.2% PAXG-4.2% ONDO-5.0% EURSAFO-0.5% BCAP+0.0% QNT+2.8% EUTBL-0.5% USTB+0.1% ALGO+5.4% JTRSY+0.1% JAAA+0.1% RAIN-4.4% UNI+37.2% ASTER+4.6% AAVE+2.7% MORPHO+1.1% PUMP-11.7% SKY+0.2% BTW+36.9% ENA+7.7% LIT+11.9% JST+6.8% JUP+4.3%
Layer 2 / scaling
ZEC+3.8% NEAR+1.9% MNT+12.9% POL-14.0% ARB+36.9% LINK-1.8% SHIB-1.3% PEPE-8.6% WLFI-3.1% VVV-7.4% RENDER-5.3%
BTC-1.5% ETH-3.3% USDT+0.0% BNB-1.7% XRP-2.3% USDC+0.0%

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Sectors

Sector membership comes from the classification an asset actually carries, not from our opinion of what it is. An asset can belong to several.

SectorMarket cap24hAssets
Smart Contract Platform $2.30T +1.51% 194
Layer 1 (L1) $2.27T +1.52% 112
Proof of Work (PoW) $1.63T +1.32% 29
Proof of Stake (PoS) $532.45B +1.93% 46
Stablecoins $289.66B -0.20% 88
USD Stablecoin $287.03B -0.21% 55
Exchange-based Tokens $152.23B +1.51% 56
Centralized Exchange (CEX) Token $121.07B +0.77% 20
Decentralized Finance (DeFi) $74.94B +2.76% 148
Real World Assets (RWA) $69.04B +48.65% 117
Governance $40.16B +4.62% 54
Decentralized Exchange (DEX) $32.46B +4.76% 42
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Research notes

Inside the Proof of Work (PoW) sector, 02 September 2026 The Proof of Work sector tracked 29 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $1.63 trillion as of 02 September 2026. 5 h ago
Where the market stood on 02 September 2026 As of 02 September 2026, the total digital-asset market stood at approximately $2.6 trillion, with Bitcoin accounting for nearly three-fifths of that figure. 5 h ago
What the fee-generating assets look like on 02 September 2026 Fee-stream data as of 02 September 2026 reveal wide variation in how fourteen digital assets generate and retain on-chain revenue. 5 h ago
Inside the Layer 1 (L1) sector, 01 September 2026 The Layer 1 sector tracked 112 constituents with a combined market cap of approximately $2.27 trillion as of 01 September 2026. 29 h ago
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Start from zero

What is a stablecoin, and what are the three families? A stablecoin is a token designed to hold a fixed value; the mechanism that holds it there determines how the token behaves under stress. 6 min
What a spot ETP is, and how it differs from holding the asset The listed wrapper, the parts it is made of, and the specific ways a share differs from coins held in a wallet. 7 min
What custody at a centralized exchange really means A balance on an exchange screen is a database entry and a claim on a company, not a coin the account holder controls. 7 min
How to think about risk in digital assets Risk here stacks in separate layers - price, code, keys, counterparties, liquidity and law - and each layer fails in its own way. 7 min
What a protocol fee is, and who actually pays it A protocol fee is charged by software rather than billed by a company, and the payer, the currency and the recipient are three separate facts. 6 min
What a digital asset actually is, and how the categories differ One phrase covers seven very different instruments; telling them apart is the first skill, because each is measured and fails differently. 6 min
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