Crypto market today
Thursday 24 September 2026 · updates automatically each day · all figures AUD
A red-leaning day: 115 of the 134 major coins we track are down over the past 24 hours. Bitcoin is at A$120,081 (−0.8% in 24h) and Ethereum at A$3,821 (−1.3%). Sentiment reads 71/100 — greed, down from yesterday. The 90-day altseason reading is 47/100: no clear season.
A$4.09T
total market cap
+10.0% over 30 days
19 ▲ · 115 ▼
24h breadth (ex-stablecoins)
Top gainers (24h)
Top losers (24h)
Dig deeper: the full AUD price screener covers all 152 coins we track, the altseason index shows whether money is rotating beyond Bitcoin, and if today's moves changed your position, the portfolio tracker and tax calculator will tell you what it means in dollars — and what the ATO thinks of it.
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FAQ
When does this page update?
Once a day, automatically, when the site rebuilds from our market database — the date at the top tells you which day you're looking at. Live prices elsewhere on the site refresh every 10 minutes; this page is the daily summary, not the tick-by-tick feed.
Why do you exclude stablecoins from the movers?
A stablecoin doing its job moves 0.0% — including USDT and USDC in "top movers" would just be noise. They appear in the market cap totals, where they belong.
Is this financial advice?
No. It's a weather report, not a forecast: what happened over the past 24 hours and where sentiment sits. What you do with that is your decision, and days like today have historically been followed by every possible kind of tomorrow.
General information only, not financial advice. Data from our market database (powered by CoinGecko) as at the most recent daily build; markets move continuously and today's numbers will differ by the time you read them.