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Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has flipped Monero as it reclaimed 11th place in the rankings of the top assets by market capitalization. As per CoinMarketCap data, Bitcoin Cash currently has a total market cap of $11.47 billion. This is despite a 2.13% drop in price performance over the last 24 hours. Bitcoin Cash gains as Monero stumbles Bitcoin Cash has not really recorded significant growth on the market. However, it is leveraging the bigger price decline, which Monero (XMR) is experiencing as privacy coin hype begins to fade. Monero has suffered a 10.9% drop in market cap, leaving it at $10.37 billion. The shift away from privacy coins has taken a toll on the price performance of XMR. In the last 24 hours, Monero shed 11.2% to trade at $557.43 as of press time. The weekly loss stands at 13.89%, signaling lingering bearish sentiment. This is for an asset that rallied to an all-time high (ATH) of $798.91 on Jan. 14, 2026. The sudden plunge from its ATH was due to massive profit-taking moves on the part of investors. The loss of momentum has negatively impacted its total market cap, allowing Bitcoin Cash to flip it. Notably, in the last seven days, Bitcoin Cash has lost 5.83% of its value as broader market volatility impacts altcoins. BCH has been seeing fluctuations after it faced rejection at $600. This led to activation of a stop-loss sell-off among some traders in the community. Despite its own share of volatility, BCH is ahead in market cap as Monero’s decline is larger than that of Bitcoin Cash. As of press time, Bitcoin Cash exchanges hands at $571.48, which reflects a 3.12% decline. The trading volume also registered a significant drop by 28.38% to $346.32 million.
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