Cryptocurrency prices are showing fluctuations, with BNB, XRP, Cardano, and Dogecoin experiencing minor changes. Solana and Polka Dot have emerged as the weekly winners, with gains of 9.04% and 11.2% respectively. Bonk leads the daily gainers, while Celestia tops the daily losers. In the DeFi and NFT sectors, prices are mixed. The global crypto market cap currently stands at $2.31 trillion, slightly up from the previous day.
Bitcoin is currently trading at $62,940.93, showing a decrease of 0.57% in the last 24 hours. Ethereum has dropped 1% from yesterday, trading at $3,452.67. The market capitalization of Bitcoin and Ethereum stands at $1,242 billion and $414.93 billion, respectively.
BNB is trading at $577.89, down 1.26% from yesterday. XRP is priced at $0.44, showing a 0.13% increase in the last 24 hours. Cardano and Dogecoin are trading at $0.44 (up 2.28%) and $0.11 (down 2.19%), respectively.
Solana, Polka Dot, Shiba Inu, and Polygon are currently trading at $148.68, $6.44, $0.000011, and $0.55, respectively. Solana has shown a 9.04% increase, while Polka Dot has gained 11.2%. Shiba Inu is down 1.98%, and Polygon has lost 1.56% in the last seven days.
The top five gainers of the day are Bonk, MultiversX, MANTRA, Wormhole, and Quant, showing increases in their trading prices. The biggest losers of the day include Celestia, Starknet, JasmyCoin, Ethena, and Artificial Superintelligence Alliance, with decreases in their trading prices.
In the DeFi sector, Avalanche, Chainlink, Uniswap, Dai, and Internet Computer are among the most popular tokens. Their current trading prices are mentioned in the article. Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) like Internet Computer, Artificial Superintelligence Alliance, Render, Stacks, and Immutable are also trading at different prices.
The total global crypto market cap is $2.31 trillion, with a 0.22% increase over the last day. The total crypto market volume in the last 24 hours is $59.82 billion, marking a 32.62% increase. The global cryptocurrency market valuation was $2.53 trillion last month, compared to $2.62 trillion three months ago.