Total market cap
$2.31T
+0.42% over the last 24 hours
Tracked market desk
Jul 16, 2026, 7:13 AM UTC
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Crypto market desk
Track the crypto market like a desk, not a feed.
Mempool Atlas is built around the pages crypto users actually come back for: leadership, liquidity, sectors, exchange risk, and practical follow-up guides. Right now the tracked market sits near $2.31T, with Bitcoin holding +56.22% of total market cap.
24h spot volume
$67.05B
-12.65% versus the prior day
BTC dominance
+56.22%
Ethereum holds +10.03% of total market cap
Tracked board
90 assets
35 up and 44 down over the last 24 hours after the quality screen
Tracked Leaders
The tape you should be able to read in one screen.
These are the names setting tone, moving liquidity, or forcing readers into a follow-up page. The goal is not maximum coverage. It is clarity.
$64,649
-0.27%
7d +2.91%
Cap $1.3T
$1,920
+2.41%
7d +9.60%
Cap $231.65B
$0.9992
-0.01%
7d +0.00%
Cap $184.21B
$582.19
+0.52%
7d +1.66%
Cap $77.53B
$0.9999
+0.00%
7d -0.00%
Cap $73.04B
$1.11
+0.52%
7d +1.27%
Cap $69.48B
$77.22
-0.85%
7d -1.43%
Cap $44.97B
$0.3244
-0.89%
7d -1.92%
Cap $30.78B
$66.8
-0.49%
7d -1.94%
Cap $14.86B
$0.074056
-0.31%
7d +1.87%
Cap $11.49B
Board Preview
Start with the numbers, then ask the right question.
| # | Asset | Price | 24h | 7d | Market Cap | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bitcoin | $64,649 | -0.27% | +2.91% | $1.3T | Leadership benchmark Spot demand, miner selling, and whether Bitcoin keeps absorbing flows before the rest of the market broadens. |
| 2 | Ethereum | $1,920 | +2.41% | +9.60% | $231.65B | Smart-contract anchor Layer-2 usage, ETF positioning, and whether stablecoin activity is translating into app-level demand. |
| 3 | Tether | $0.9992 | -0.01% | +0.00% | $184.21B | Liquidity rail Issuer credibility, exchange support, and whether the asset is being used as collateral or simply parked capital. |
| 4 | BNB | $582.19 | +0.52% | +1.66% | $77.53B | Exchange leverage proxy Platform trust, fee incentives, and whether traders are comfortable taking venue risk for convenience. |
| 5 | USDC | $0.9999 | +0.00% | -0.00% | $73.04B | Liquidity rail Issuer credibility, exchange support, and whether the asset is being used as collateral or simply parked capital. |
| 6 | XRP | $1.11 | +0.52% | +1.27% | $69.48B | Payment rail Cross-border demand, exchange transfer usage, and how these names behave when regulation dominates the conversation. |
| 7 | Solana | $77.22 | -0.85% | -1.43% | $44.97B | Retail beta gauge DEX activity, launch activity, and whether users are leaning into higher-beta ecosystems again. |
| 8 | TRON | $0.3244 | -0.89% | -1.92% | $30.78B | Payment rail Cross-border demand, exchange transfer usage, and how these names behave when regulation dominates the conversation. |
| 10 | Hyperliquid | $66.8 | -0.49% | -1.94% | $14.86B | Exchange leverage proxy Platform trust, fee incentives, and whether traders are comfortable taking venue risk for convenience. |
| 11 | Dogecoin | $0.074056 | -0.31% | +1.87% | $11.49B | Retail speculation gauge These names matter less as infrastructure and more as a temperature check on how reckless or confident traders feel. |
| 12 | USDS | $0.9998 | +0.00% | -0.01% | $9.98B | Liquidity rail Issuer credibility, exchange support, and whether the asset is being used as collateral or simply parked capital. |
| 14 | Zcash | $567.41 | +2.48% | +22.20% | $9.52B | Privacy hedge Exchange support, privacy-policy pressure, and whether traders are paying for censorship resistance again. |
| 15 | LEO Token | $9.87 | +0.74% | +4.17% | $9.08B | Exchange leverage proxy Platform trust, fee incentives, and whether traders are comfortable taking venue risk for convenience. |
| 16 | WhiteBIT Coin | $56.7 | +0.26% | +2.45% | $6.69B | Exchange leverage proxy Platform trust, fee incentives, and whether traders are comfortable taking venue risk for convenience. |
Desk Routes
Market routes that make the site feel bigger than a blog.
This is the internal-link spine: the full board, the momentum routes, fresh coverage, and the sector map. If these pages earn repeat clicks, the rest of the site gets stronger with them.
Market board
The full comparison table with search, filters, and direct asset-page routes.
Open routeMovers
Seven day rotation, turnover breakouts, and retail-beta heat.
Open routeGainers and losers
The fastest 24 hour risers and selloffs inside the tracked set.
Open routeStablecoins
Settlement-layer pages for issuer trust, liquidity, and exchange transfer flow.
Open routeNew this week
Freshly added coverage pages from the expanded desk universe.
Open routeSectors
Category pages that group flows into durable market themes.
Open routeSector Watch
Category pages that can actually scale.
The easiest way to grow from here is not more filler articles. It is more structured sector and asset pages with clear internal routes.
Smart Contract Platform
The smart-contract complex captures where users can deploy capital, mint assets, and chase new activity first.
BTC · ETH · BNB
Layer 1 (L1)
Layer-1 networks set the fee environment, execution speed, and core liquidity paths that every downstream product depends on.
BTC · ETH · BNB
Proof of Work (PoW)
Proof-of-work assets remain the cleanest read on miner economics, hard-cap narratives, and retail familiarity.
BTC · DOGE · ZEC
Proof of Stake (PoS)
Proof-of-stake tokens are usually where traders express views on yield, network usage, and ecosystem expansion.
ETH · BNB · SOL
Stablecoins
Stablecoins are the market's settlement layer and the easiest way to check whether fresh dry powder actually exists.
USDT · USDC · USDS
USD Stablecoin
USD stablecoins dominate practical trading flows because they anchor quotes, collateral, and exchange transfers.
USDT · USDC · USDS
Exchange-based Tokens
Exchange-linked tokens are a direct read on trader confidence in venue liquidity, fee incentives, and platform risk.
BNB · HYPE · LEO
Made in USA
This bucket collects names with meaningful U.S. ties and tends to matter when regulation, listings, or institutional flows dominate the conversation.
USDC · XRP · SOL
Decision Pages
New comparison, glossary, stablecoin, and tool routes.
These shelves turn the site from a market board into a decision path: compare the tradeoff, define the confusing term, check the stablecoin, then run the number.
Compare assets and tradeoffs
Decision pages for BTC vs ETH, USDT vs USDC, exchange choices, wallet types, and buying plans.
Open comparisonsCompare thousands of asset pairs
Long-tail comparison pages for market cap, price, volume, seven-day direction, and practical next clicks.
Open asset pairsOpen asset-specific playbooks
Price watch, volume checks, risk checklists, DCA planning, wallet fit, withdrawal checks, and sector context.
Open researchDefine the terms that change decisions
Short definitions for fees, custody, slippage, liquidations, market cap, withdrawal networks, and more.
Open glossaryCheck dollar-token risk before moving funds
Profiles for USDT, USDC, USDe, DAI, PYUSD, and RLUSD with issuer, liquidity, and network checks.
Open profilesReview exchange safety before custody gets casual
Profiles for Coinbase, Kraken, Binance, and Gemini focused on fees, withdrawals, and security controls.
Open exchangesEstimate profit and loss
Check cost basis, exit value, fees, and return before a position feels cleaner than it is.
Open calculatorRun market-cap scenarios
Estimate token price at a target valuation while keeping supply and liquidity assumptions visible.
Open calculatorUse guides as the safety layer
Pair every comparison or calculator with wallet, exchange, fee, and stablecoin checklists.
Open guidesLegit Crypto Foundations
More pages for the checks serious users actually make.
The site now reaches deeper into project quality, bridge risk, Layer 2 networks, staking and yield, token unlocks, scam defense, and recordkeeping. These are the subjects that make crypto useful without pretending every opportunity is equally trustworthy.
Evaluate a crypto project before trusting it
Check utility, token role, supply, operating proof, liquidity, and red flags before a chart becomes the whole story.
Read guideMove across chains with a checklist
Review wrapped assets, destination liquidity, bridge models, test transfers, and approvals before using a new route.
Read guideUnderstand cheaper networks clearly
Learn how Layer 2 fees, bridges, sequencers, withdrawals, and token versions change the practical risk map.
Read guideAsk what risk is paying the APY
Separate staking, lending, liquidity pools, emissions, lockups, smart-contract risk, and counterparty risk.
Read guideRead token unlocks before valuation
Connect vesting, circulating supply, insider allocations, volume, and future supply pressure to the market cap view.
Read guideAvoid scams, phishing, and bad approvals
Protect seed phrases, verify support claims, slow down wallet signatures, and separate wallets by risk.
Read guideBest Next Pages
Research routes that keep the site useful.
Stablecoin risk checklist
Best paired with the stablecoin desk and exchange-related asset pages.
Read the checklistExchange safety checklist
The right follow-up after exchange tokens, payment rails, or any venue-heavy narrative.
Read the checklistBitcoin network fees
Pairs naturally with Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, and any week where execution friction is rising.
Read the guideDCA planner
Useful after readers decide which asset they care about but still need a calmer position-sizing page.
Open the plannerWallet security
A strong follow-up after layer-1 pages, self-custody assets, and any route where operational risk matters more than price.
Read the guideWatchlist framework
The fastest way to turn a crowded market board into a shortlist you can actually monitor day after day.
Read the guideSector rotation guide
A practical read for deciding whether a strong sector is broadening with real participation or just flashing one hot chart.
Read the guideFirst withdrawal checklist
Useful after exchange pages, wallet setup pages, and any route where operational mistakes matter more than the chart.
Read the checklistMethodology
A quick look at how the desk, sectors, tools, and guides are supposed to connect into one repeat-use product.
Read the framework