Bitcoin Continues to Gain As Crypto Markets Show Mixed Results

Bitcoin has continued its uptrend growth on Friday, including a temporary retreat on launch of Bitcoin on August 1.

Bitcoin

Bitcoin cash

Bitcoin price has gained 3.86 points in the last 24 hours, depending on coinmarketcap.com. Bitcoin cash, however, lost 34.56 points overwhelmingly the biggest loss in one of the top 50 cryptos in the 24-hour period.

Total market capitalization was held at $101.808 billion on Friday evening just below $101.8 billion, reaching $105 billion Wednesday, the benefit of Bitcoin cash.

Bitcoin has continued to dominate the entire market cryptos with 46.49% from 20.765% to Ethereum.

Ethereum

Ethereum lost 0.90% over the course of 24 hours, having recently arrived, eventually a one-month decline has been as low as $180 on July 29th. Since then, the price has risen by more than $40 and was $223.70 on Friday.

Altcoins Show Mixed Results

Ripple, the crypto number three, with market capitalization of $6.67 billion, lost 0.59 points over a 24-hour period, dropping $0.73878 at its peak of $0.354959 on May 21.

Litecoin, Number 5 behind Bitcoin cash cryptocurrency was the first over Bitcoin to show increment within 24 hours, adding 1.69 points when the price reached $43.65, trying to record its history at $53.60 on July 4th.

NEM 6, lost 4.17 points when the price dropped to $0.219427, reaching $0.221481 earlier that day, and recently recovered to the lowest level of $0.098956 on July 17. NEM peaked at $0.262,118 on May 22.

Ethereum Classic, ranked seventh, lost 1.52 points when the price dropped to $15.07, which has continued to decline from peak $22.14 on June 18th.

The Eight Place Dash was the next crypto profits in the period, taking 0.72 points. Dash has struggled to recover $222.53 posted on July 6th.

IOTA Gains The Most

IOTA is the ninth largest winner per day, earning 21.44 points when the price reached $0.402056. The price has experienced a rising trend from mid-July to $0.160803.

And Tenth place Monero seized 1.34 points, priced at $44.16 to restore a historic $49.79.