Ethereum (ETH/USD) regained the title of second most valuable cryptoccurency after rival asset Ripple held its ground for about ten days, Bloomberg reported.
Ripple prices fell roughly 25% Monday to $2.50, leading a broader sell-off in the cryptocurrency markets. Bitcoin (Bitcoin) values also fell roughly 7% to $15,000, while Ethereum prices rose 4,32% to $1,174.
Ether now boasts a market cap of just over $111 billion, while Ripple’s value has shrunk to about $98 billion, according to Coinmarketcap.com.
The website began today to exclude pricing data from Korean exchanges, reducing Rpple’s listed value and bringing it more in line with data sites such as Bitstamp.net.