Study, Conducted by Bitstacker.com, showed, that since the beginning of the year, the list of tracking crypto assets on the CoinmarketCap platform has replenished 4921 new tokens.
The authors of the Bitstacker report report, that according to data on 1 january 2022 years on the CoinmarketCap platform, it was registered 16 238 cryptocurrency, and as of 1 November, the total number of tracked crypto acts exceeded 21,000. In absolute values, the increase was 4921. Analyzing the growth rate of the number of cryptocurrencies, Bitstacker experts note, that despite the total increase in quantity, The percentage change in the number of new coins from a month to a month decreases.
From January to February 2022 year, the number of tracking cryptocurrencies increased by 6.25%, Whereas in June this increase was only 2.44%. The smallest increase in the number of tracked crypto assets was recorded in August, Making everything 1.65%.

The Bitstacker analyst team considers unlikely, that new coins will be able to have the same successful ICO, as assets from the first dozen Coinmarketcap list. According to experts, What is happening is due to the one, that events 2022 of the year, such as ftx collapse, Celsius Network, Travel Digital и blockfi, forced investors with great care about crypto projects. Nonetheless, The very fact of entering the market of new digital assets refutes the opinion of, that cryptocurrencies, how the investment form has crashed, Analysts note with satisfaction.
On Thursday, 1 December, Global market capitalization of the cryptocurrency market $858.88 billion, At the same time, the market capitalization of bitcoin - $328 billion, That is about 37% From the entire market.
Earlier, director for market infrastructure of the European Central Bank Ulrich Binzale (Ulrich Bindseil) and ECB adviser for the development of market infrastructure Jurgen Shaf (Jürgen Schaaf) Published
article, in which they say, that because of their conceptual design and technical disabilities, bitcoins are unlikely to be used to make everyday payments.
