July 2021 in numbers: NFT rallies, $900m for FTX and on-chain positivity for Bitcoin
FTX closed the largest funding round in the industry’s history, and NFT platform tokens led price rallies.Monthly reports evaluating key cryptocurrency market indicators, including price movements, spot and futures volumes, DeFi and NFT metrics, stablecoin and mining segments, and significant market events. Aimed at understanding medium- and long-term trends.
July 2021 in numbers: NFT rallies, $900m for FTX and on-chain positivity for Bitcoin
FTX closed the largest funding round in the industry’s history, and NFT platform tokens led price rallies.
June 2021 in Figures: Hashrate Slump Amid China’s Crackdown, Polygon Sets Records, Tether Halts the Machine
In June, Bitcoin’s hash rate fell sharply as miners migrated from China. Centralised and decentralised exchange volumes slumped by 50%, and Bitcoin closed one of the worst quarters on record. What do the data show?
May 2021 in figures: Bitcoin crash, Dogecoin clone attack, and Polygon’s explosive growth
May 2021 was one of the worst months for Bitcoin investors, with the price down 35%. Against a market correction, Polygon and Internet Computer from Dfinity moved closer to the top.
April 2021 in figures: Bitcoin dominance dips below 50%, Dogecoin in the top five, USDT on Tron among the leaders
Against the rally in Ethereum and other altcoins, Bitcoin dominance fell below 50%. PancakeSwap overtook Uniswap in daily turnover, USDT on Tron surpassed its Ethereum-based counterpart by market cap. Coinbase went public.
March 2021 in Numbers: New Coins Break into the Top 10, Bitcoin Seals Eight-Year Best Quarter
Bitcoin hit an all-time high of $61,800 and closed the best first quarter in eight years, while UNI, THETA and FIL broke into the top-10 by market cap.
February 2021 in numbers: Bitcoin tops $1 trillion in market capitalization, Binance Smart Chain surges, and the NFT ecosystem booms
Bitcoin’s market capitalization crossed $1 trillion, Binance Coin joined the race for third place amid DeFi ecosystem successes on Binance Smart Chain, and the NFT sector went into overdrive.
January 2021 in Numbers: Bitcoin and Ethereum Hit New Highs, Miner Revenues Reach Record Levels, and the Reddit Factor
The cryptocurrency market cap exceeded $1 trillion, DEX volumes reached $55 billion with Uniswap leading, and Bitcoin miners earned over $1 billion — a record since 2017.
2020 in numbers: Bitcoin records, the DeFi boom and institutional adoption
Bitcoin’s price rose by more than 300%, outperforming traditional assets; TVL in DeFi jumped twentyfold to over $15 billion; stablecoins market cap rose fivefold to around $30 billion. After the halving, miners revenue saw a higher share from fees.
November 2020 in figures: Bitcoin hits a historic high, Ethereum 2.0 launches
Spot and derivatives markets were flooded with activity, DEX volumes retreated, yearn.finance began aggressive expansion, and Ethereum’s hash rate hit a new high ahead of the ETH 2.0 Phase Zero launch.
Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies in Our Lives: ForkLog Survey Results
In 2020, in ForkLog's annual survey “Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies in Our Lives,” 1,815 people from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, the United States, and countries across Asia and Europe participated. Key takeaways: 94.6% of ForkLog's audience are men. Bitcoin and Ethereum remain the most popular cryptocurrencies. In 2020, 72.3% of respondents reported a return on their investment portfolios. Survey participants prefer trading on the Binance exchange and generally trust centralized trading platforms. Half of respondents use a VPN. Uniswap is one of the most-used DeFi services. Portrait of ForkLog Readers: The majority are aged 26–35 and mostly men. About 91.7% live in Russia and nearby regions. Top five visitors include Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Kazakhstani, and Polish residents. A profile of ForkLog readers is shown through several image galleries. Forty-five percent report a middle income, 30.7% low, 19.1% above average, and 5.2% high. A third can afford occasional trips abroad; a slightly smaller share did not travel outside their home country. One in three owns their own business. 28.9% are directly connected with the blockchain and cryptocurrency sector. 7.6% learned about cryptocurrencies in the early years of their existence, but most learned during the Bitcoin boom of 2016–2017. Cryptocurrencies are held by a large majority; almost half bought digital assets during 2016–2017. 57% plan to expand their portfolios, 10% are considering creating one, and 72.3% earned a return in 2020. The report also covers mining and staking, anonymity and the darknet, DeFi, trading, wallets, ICO/IEO/STO investments, and media consumption. The majority trade on centralized exchanges like Binance, with some participation in derivatives and limited use of DeFi services such as Uniswap. The document also notes privacy measures, VPN use, and media preferences, including ForkLog as a primary source for crypto information.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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