Ethereum flips Visa, Palantir goes all in on Bitcoin, and EOS comes to the party Crypto at a glance After a brief dip yesterday, Ethereum has come roaring back to another new all-time high of more than $4,300 this morning. It now has a market capitalisation of just below $500 billion, which makes it the 16th largest asset in the world. That puts it above JP Morgan and Visa and means the smart contracts giant is now bigger than any bank. How much further can it climb? Ethereum’s latest push puts its market dominance at over 20 per cent – the highest it’s been since February 2018. The swing away from Bitcoin comes as the leading cryptocurrency continues to trade sideways. It’s up three per cent over the last 24 hours to $57,000, remaining in that corridor between $50k-$60k where it’s spent much of the past three months.