Exactly this "tiny % of coins" determines the price (read volatility, i.e. what we started with), not the market cap, which itself is just a product of multiplication of two numbers, one of which is price. And exactly because of this the +7T dollar gold market cap is irrelevant while the volume actually traded is. Ttrading volume may actually be times the market cap if, for example, the same coin changes many hands in the given time span...
I'm really fascinated how stubborn or stupid you are (you choose which)
it does not make sense because those coin in hold mode can at any time enter in play and destroy your daily trading like nothing, so one must take into account the whole marketcap and not the daily trading done with the coins in action
What doesn't make sense exactly? Those old new coins would just add up to the volume traded
without affecting the market cap
unless they change the
price. The trading volume affects the price (and even more volatility, in an opposite way), and through it the market cap (not the other way round). Strictly speaking, volume could fall even if there were more coins in the market (e.g. the same coin changes less hands over the same period), and it could rise even with less coins in the market (the same coin changes more hands). You are essentially putting the cart before the horse...
Needless to say that this has nothing to do with my daily trading since there is none (just in case)
besides that only a stupid call other stupid, you random insulting as usual don't bring nothing to the discussion, keep them for yourself
So you chose to be stupid, okay then (but don't blame
me since it is
your choice, just deal with it)