Weekly market report | overall market value, transaction volume both callbacks, BTC weekly maximum increase of 23.29%

Weekly summary

  • Last week, the average daily market value of global digital currency assets was 320.534 billion US dollars, down 5.22%, and the average daily trading volume was 78.522 billion US dollars, down 18.99%.
  • Last week's market capitalization TOP200 assets rose 0.07% overall.
  • There are 24 new listings this week.
  • A total of five projects were closed last week, and the total soft top of the project exceeded $13 million.
  • Seven blockchain projects received equity financing with a financing amount of more than $17 million.

Market overview

Last week, the average daily market value of global digital currency assets was 320.534 billion US dollars, down 5.22%, and the average daily trading volume was 78.522 billion US dollars, down 18.99%.

Market value TOP5 (BTC, ETH, XRP, LTC and BCH) , the average daily market value decreased by 5.05% from the previous week; the average daily trading volume decreased by 19.74% from the previous week. From day to day, the TOP5 currency has risen and fallen, with BTC's biggest gain ranking first, reaching 23.29%.

TOP200 market analysis

Last week's market value of TOP200 assets rose by 0.07% overall, and the four major sectors only rose in the payment currency sector. In addition, the industry's public chain fell the most, reaching 2.1%.

In the industry's public chain and application, according to the industry's further subdivision, a few sub-sectors rose, with the medical care sector showing the largest increase, reaching 19.38%.

Judging from the increase in the price of the local currency, among the assets of the TOP200 market value last week, the WTC rose by 81.54% from the previous week.

New listing assets analysis

30 trading platforms including OKEx, Binance, HuobiGlobal, Bitfinex, Bitmumb, ZB.com, Upbit, HitBTC, Bittrex, and Poloniex, with 24 new listings.

Primary market financing

A total of five projects were closed last week, and the total soft top of the project exceeded $13 million. Among them, the total soft top of the financial sector project reached the largest, reaching $750.

Last week, there were 7 blockchain projects that completed the completion of equity financing, and the financing amount exceeded US$17 million.

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