On Saturday, the global cryptocurrency market cap ticked up 0.53%, landing at $2.68 trillion. Over the past week, both ethereum and bitcoin showed little change, with bitcoin inching ahead 0.3% and ethereum slipping 2.4%. Around eight digital assets notched double-digit gains during the seven-day run.
OM Down 90%, MOVE and SPX Retreat Over 20% as Spotlight Returns to Market Leaders
This week’s leading performer was threshold network token (T), which advanced 30.59% versus the U.S. dollar. It was followed by core dao token (CORE), which gained 27.15%, and theta fuel (TFUEL), which added 16.60%. VTHO registered a 15.54% increase, BRETT logged a 13.95% gain and FET grew 13.08% during the period. HYPE advanced 13.02%, while SC notched a 10.28% uptick.
T token saw the best gains this week, but the digital asset is down 9.9% over the last 24 hours.
Other standouts this week—ACH, RAY, ULTIMA, GAS and AIOZ—registered gains between 8.09% and 9.79%. At the opposite end, MANTRA’s OM token plunged 90.40%, the sharpest retreat of the lot. Movement token (MOVE) fell 32.16%, and spx6900 (SPX) shed 21.93% this week. BERA lost 21.22%, PENGU dipped 15.88% and PI retreated 15.81% over the same seven-day span.
Beyond bitcoin (BTC), ethereum ( ETH) and several stablecoins, solana ( SOL) claimed the week’s highest trading volume, trailed by XRP. BNB, Official TRUMP, DOGE and TRX also recorded noteworthy turnover this week. BTC’s market capitalization stands at $1.68 trillion today—nearly 63% of the total market. ETH’s market cap sits just under $200 billion at $195 billion this week. That amounts to just over 7% of the crypto economy’s $2.68 trillion aggregate value.
Data from cryptoquant.com shows that bitcoin reserves on exchanges increased over the past week, intensifying sell pressure. Ethereum reserves on exchanges likewise grew, compounding sell pressure on ETH. Growing exchange reserves of BTC and ETH may challenge prices in the days ahead. With bitcoin now accounting for nearly two‑thirds of the $2.68 trillion market, altcoins will need compelling catalysts to attract fresh capital.
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