At 9:03 a.m. ET (13:03 UTC) on Tuesday, Oct. 27, the crypto market stood at $2.71 trillion after losing 2.51% in 24 hours, even though five of the six listed assets were higher.
Bitcoin (BTC) was $80,306, a 0.10% rise over the preceding 24 hours. The same period saw $66.86 billion in trading volume across the market.
XRP led the comparison with a 1.35% gain to $1.31. Dogecoin (DOGE) advanced 0.61% to $0.0777, Ether (ETH) added 0.56% to $2,335 and BNB rose 0.10% to $742.25. Solana (SOL) alone declined, losing 0.62% to $100.86.
As of 21:20 UTC, Bitcoin was $80,622, up 0.90% over 24 hours. A separate EconoTimes snapshot from Monday valued the market at $2.70 trillion and Bitcoin at $80,142 as of 16:23 UTC; its percentage change covered a different 24-hour window.
