YearBull Market Overview

Crypto Market Overview: MBI, Breadth & Risk

Read regime, participation, risk, liquidity, market size, and Bitcoin dominance together.

Market Bull Index77/100Bull Market
How the MBI works →
Total market cap$2.93T-2.4% in 24h
24h volume$63.34Breported aggregate
Bitcoin dominance58.74%share of total cap
Stablecoin dominance11.67%structure component

Today's asset participation50.7% up4,736 of 9,343 analytical assets · hover for comparison details

Index anatomy

What is driving the MBI

Trend100/100
Breadth98/100
Risk balance89/100
Liquidity5/100
Structure38/100

Together, these five components form the 0–100 Market Bull Index.

How to read it

Bull Market

MBI summarizes market-wide conditions rather than predicting a price target. Read a high score as broader support for risk-taking and a low score as a more defensive environment.

  • Trend tracks the BTC regime.
  • Breadth measures participation across assets.
  • Risk and liquidity describe market stress and turnover.
  • Structure tracks dominance and concentration.
Daily evidence

Market Bull Index history

The green line is MBI, amber is Liquidity, and blue is the equal-weight share of analytical assets that rose versus the previous daily snapshot. Hover, tap or click the chart to inspect any day.

Calculation methodology →
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MBILiquidityAssets up
2026-10-06MBI 77Liquidity 5Assets up 50.7%Hover or tap a point · click to pin
Recent stored values
MBI 77Liquidity 5Assets up 50.7%MBI 78Liquidity 9Assets up 36.7%MBI 76Liquidity 0Assets up 63.3%MBI 76Liquidity 4Assets up 31.1%MBI 78Liquidity 18Assets up 67.5%MBI 77Liquidity 11Assets up 25.6%MBI 79Liquidity 18Assets up 58.8%
120-day structure

Total crypto market cap and Bitcoin dominance

The two series are normalized to their own observed ranges to make direction and turning points readable together.

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Market cap: $2.93TBTC dominance: 58.74%
Drill down

Explore the structure behind the headline

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