Top Coins Are Shaky, But Bitcoin Still Holds $4,000 Mark

Sunday, Dec. 2: the top 20 cryptocurrencies are mostly in the red, according to data from Coin360, after a modest recovery yesterday, Dec. 1.

Despite the mild losses, Bitcoin is still holding just above the $4,000 mark.

According to data by CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin is in the red, steadily descending below the $4,100 mark, down almost 4 percent on the day to press time.

Ripple, maintaining its position as the world's second largest altcoin by market cap, is trading around $0.36, down just over 3 percent of its price and finishing its week of mostly descent.

Total market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies has slightly decreased in comparison to Dec. 1 performance, going down to $130 billion by press time after reaching $139 billion on Saturday.

Daily trading volumes are hovering around $14 billion at press time, also seeing a mild decrease today.

According to CoinMarketCap, all of top 20 cryptocurrencies have been in the red throughout the day, except for Bitcoin SV and Ethereum Classic.

Bitcoin SV, which emerged out of the controversial Bitcoin Cash hard fork saw a peak of growth today, before falling slight to trade sideways at around $100. As of press time, the coin is at $95.25, down just under half a percent on the day.

Its competitor, Bitcoin Cash, has dropped from $180 to approximately $166 today, down almost 6 percent over the 24-hour period.

Bitcoin has been holding steady above $4,000 for two days already, despite news on crypto regulation tightening in several countries.