Bitcoin has emerged as the most popular cryptocurrency, dominating market share and investor interest, according to CoinMarketcap.
Despite the recent launch of Ethereum ETFs in the US, XRP has unexpectedly beaten Ethereum in terms of online popularity.
Solana is another high-interest cryptocurrency with impressive price performance in recent months.
Ethereum's popularity has declined relative to XRP and Solana despite its overall bullish yearly trend.
Pixelverse Token comes after all of the above. And while popularity doesn't guarantee price success, it can be a helpful indicator of where to look.
One of the best ways to determine the right cryptocurrencies to hop on is via sentiment.
Think about it. The more investors are interested in a particular cryptocurrency, the higher its chances of rallying.
Bitcoin is by far the most popular cryptocurrency on the market among investors, explaining its near-55% market share.
The most viewed cryptocurrencies
Source: CoinMarketCap
Judging by this, here are some of the most wildly popular cryptocurrencies on the market in terms of the number of page views they've gotten so far on CoinMarketCap.
Bitcoin needs no introduction.
The cryptocurrency is by far the most viewed on CoinMarketCap, with a capitalization of $1.27 trillion and a daily trading volume of $37 billion at the time of writing.
The cryptocurrency has remained relatively stable over the last week, only declining by around 1%.
However, we have a 5.3% price increase on the monthly timeframe and a staggering 120% price gain in the last year.
Bitcoin has earned its market share as the most popular cryptocurrency overall, explaining why it is currently the most viewed.
You’d think the second most popular cryptocurrency on CoinMarketCap would be Ethereum, but it isn’t.
Despite the recent launch of the spot Ethereum ETFs in the US markets this week, XRP has managed to overshadow the altcoin king to become the second most viewed.
Unlike Bitcoin, XRP is quite bullish on the weekly timeframe and has gained around 5%.
We also have a price increase of 28% on the weekly timeframe. However, unlike most of the other cryptocurrencies on the market, XRP has had a pretty brutal year.
The crypto is down by 12.14% in the last 365 days.
The next up should be Ethereum—but it still isn’t.
Instead, Solana comes up next, with even more bullish conditions all through.
The cryptocurrency's price has increased by around 7.2% in the last week, with a 24.85% increase over the last month.
Solana is highly bullish in terms of yearly price movement, with more than a 600% rally, as shown above.
Surprisingly, there is significantly more interest in both XRP and Solana over Ethereum.
To say the least, Ethereum isn’t doing very well on its small-scale timeframes.
The cryptocurrency was down 8% in the last 24 hours before writing, 7.3% in the previous week, and 5% on the monthly timeframe.
The cryptocurrency is quite bullish on the yearly timeframe, though, with a 70% price movement, as shown above.
Pixelverse coin is next in line, which is odd considering its 26% price decline in the 24 hours before writing.
However, the cryptocurrency compensates for this with 40% price increases in both its weekly and monthly timeframes.
PIXFI's popularity on the market might be due to its relatively recent launch and the ongoing post-launch hype, which may not have died fully yet.
Several other cryptocurrencies are dominating investor sentiment and interest metrics aside from these five, according to CoinMarketCap.
We have other popular alternatives like LandWolf (WOLF), Shiba Inu, PEPE, Notcoin, Toncoin and Dogecoin among the top 15, with all of them posting sensible gains and minimal losses on all timeframes.
Overall, while the popularity of these memecoins is no guarantee of where their prices may be headed in which timeframe, it is still a pretty good pointer for where to look when choosing cryptocurrencies to analyze and possibly consider.
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