The crypto markets gained over the weekend, with global market capitalisation pushing one percent higher to US$929.7bn.<\/p>\n
Ethereum outpaced bitcoin, having fared particularly well in the past 24 hours with a 2.1% jump to US$1,337, although its has been drawing back in Monday\u2019s early trading hours.<\/p>\n
Bitcoin acted in similar accord, if a bit less dramatically, as is currently changing hands at US$19,332.<\/p>\n Top Monday risers in the large-cap altcoin space include Polygon (MATIC), which underwent a 6.5% upshot to bring its market cap to US$7.7bn.<\/p>\n Cardano is also trending upwards having added 2.1%, though the blockchain network is still running cold week on week, as is Solana (SOL) and Polkadot (DOT).<\/p>\n There are a number of smaller network tokens to keep an eye on, including South Korea-based Klaytn (KLAY), which just jumped over 22% following a tokenomics revamp.<\/p>\n There\u2019s still a long way for the metaverse-focused blockchain to go though; KLAY is a shocking 86% down year to date.<\/p>\n The Neo and Elrond blockchains added around 4% each, making them also among the top daily risers.<\/p>\n Today\u2019s best-perform decentralised finance (DeFi) tokens include AAVE, Curve and Synthetix (SYN), all three of which added over 3%.<\/p>\n On the flip side, MakerDAO\u2019s market capitalisation dropped over 3%.<\/p>\n While still significantly up against the week following a remarkable recent rally, Huobi Global\u2019s HT token cooled off, shedding around 4.5% of its US$1.3bn market cap. \u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\n![\"Ether](\"https:\/\/cdn.proactiveinvestors.com\/CKEditor\/2022\/297\/eth.png\")
\nEther (ETH) saw a late-Sunday rally, but has retracted this morning \u2013 Source: currency.com<\/strong><\/p>\n
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