In the last 100 days, the total capitalization of the global cryptocurrency market has decreased by more than $730 billion. These conclusions are drawn by analysts at CryptoQuant, who have recorded a significant outflow of investments from the industry over a short period.
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Bitcoin Suffered the Largest Capitalization Loss
Bitcoin experienced the largest losses. According to experts’ calculations, the market price of this asset dropped from $1.70 trillion, recorded on November 22, 2025, to approximately $1.35 trillion at the time of this report. Thus, the decline in capitalization amounted to $348 billion or about 22%.
A similar trend is observed regarding other major crypto assets. The top 20 cryptocurrencies (excluding Bitcoin and stablecoins) lost about $260 billion in value – from $1.07 trillion at the beginning of December 2025 to $811 billion now.
Market Segments and Recommendations for Investors
The segment of mid and small cryptocurrencies also significantly declined: their total capitalization fell by more than $120 billion – from $390 billion as of December 11, 2025, to $268 billion currently.
“What we are witnessing is an unprecedented short-term capital outflow, which exacerbates the contraction of the crypto economy. […] This is more than just a simple correction – the numbers demonstrate a genuine exit of investors in a classic risk-off mode,” the experts noted.
CryptoQuant analysts emphasize that in conditions of high market volatility, investors should closely monitor on-chain metrics. In particular, it is important to consider the average cost of short-term holders and trends in Bitcoin cycles, which may signal potential market changes.
Previously, specialists had already pointed out indicators that could indicate a potential accumulation zone for Bitcoin.
