Bitcoin Breaks $7,500 Point Following a Week of Sound Development, BTC Dominance Goes Up

Proportion of Total Market Cap (Dominance). Resource: Coinmarketcap

While overall market cap is down from the intraweek high in nearly $300 billion, Bitcoin’s dominance over altcoins is growing firmly this week, up 3% and now amounting to 45 percent.
Total market capitalization is slowly building momentum, up around 1 percent from yesterday’s amounts and now valued at about $285 billion.
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Ethereum cost graph.

This week has seen possible institutional motion to the crypto space, as investment giant BlackRock’s announced they were contemplating the launch of Bitcoin futures.

Bitcoin broke the 7,500 barrier now , up about 1 percent more than a 24 hour period and trading at $7,516 at once again. The significant cryptocurrency is up nearly 18 percent this week, having traded about $1,000 less Monday afternoon, July 16. The coin is also holding its yearly gains of around 21 percent.

Total market capitalization graph. Resource: Coinmarketcap

After a week of strong upswing, none of the best 20 coins by market cap are down or up by more than about 1 percentage, showing relatively static growth.
By comparison, Ethereum (ETH) is watching a small drop today, down roughly half a percent over the previous 24 hours to media time. The top altcoin is seeing just 3% profits per past week, trading at about $463.
Bitcoin cost graph. Resource: Cointelegraph Bitcoin Price Index

Crypto markets are having a mixture of green and crimson today, July 22, using a few of leading 20 altcoins by market cap viewing a small dip of about 1 percent within the previous 24 hours, while Bitcoin (BTC) has reclaimed the 7,500 cost point, according to Coinmarketcap.
Additionally on July 20, BitMEX market CEO Arthur Hayes suggested that the present bull trend has the potential to give way to some BTC cost point of $5,000 before skyrocketing to $50,000 at 2018.