According to CoinGecko data on October 24th, Bitcoin's market share has risen to a new high since April 2021, currently reported at 51.4%; Ethereum's market share is currently reported at 16.5%.
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Bitcoin’s Market Share Rose to a New High Since April 2021, Temporarily Reporting 51.4%
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