A Broadly Negative Week for Top Tokens
The past seven days saw a clear downward tilt in the crypto market, with 89 out of 109 top-ranked tokens declining in price and only 20 finishing the week in positive territory. This widespread weakness was evident across the board, as even the best performers posted only marginal gains. The data from our tracked tokens highlights a market that has struggled to find upward momentum, with losses outpacing gains by more than four to one. This week’s results reflect a challenging environment for most digital assets based on our own price database.
Gainers: Marginal Moves at the Top
Among the few tokens that managed to finish higher over the week, INJ (INJ) led the way with a modest gain of 0.13%, closing at $8.02 and ranking #80 among tracked assets. INJ’s increase was the largest among all top-ranked tokens, but even this leader’s advance was limited in scope compared to typical weekly swings seen in more volatile periods.
Following closely behind, Arbitrum (ARB) registered a 0.12% rise over seven days, ending at $0.18217 and achieving rank #66 by market capitalization. RUNE (RUNE) rounded out the top three gainers with a 0.11% increase, now priced at $0.583456 and sitting at rank #168 in our database. These figures underscore how restrained upside action was this week, as none of the top performers managed to post gains above a quarter of a percent.
No token in the top five gainers this week exceeded a 0.13% increase.
Even among winners, advances were measured in fractions of a percent rather than dramatic surges.
Further down the list, RAY (RAY) gained 0.09% to close at $1.75 (rank #109), and XAUT (XAUT), which is ranked #30, added just 0.05% to finish at $4,096.21 for the week. The narrow range of these gains highlights just how subdued positive momentum was for crypto assets over this period.
Losers: Declines Outpace Gains
On the downside, TRUMP (TRUMP) experienced the steepest drop among top-ranked tokens with a decline of 0.31%, closing at $1.14 and holding rank #125 by market cap. This loss was nearly triple that of any single gainer on the week, illustrating how much more pronounced negative moves were compared to positive ones within the same period.
NFT (NFT), which now sits at rank #166, fell by 0.17% over seven days and closed at $0 according to our data set—an unusual occurrence that stands out even in a broadly negative week. GRASS (GRASS) matched NFT’s percentage decline of 0.17%, ending at $0.486813 and ranking #121 among tracked assets.
ENA (ENA) also posted a notable loss, dropping by 0.16% to settle at $0.152129 and ranking #45 for market cap this week. NEAR (NEAR), ranked #22 and one of the more prominent names in our database, slipped by 0.15% over seven days to close at $3.54.
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A Week Defined by Weakness
The data from this week paints a clear picture: declines dominated across nearly every segment of the crypto market we track, with only isolated pockets of minor gains breaking through otherwise flat or negative performance figures. Even among those that did manage to move higher—such as INJ’s 0.13% rise or ARB’s 0.12% gain—the magnitude was minimal compared to typical crypto volatility.
Meanwhile, losses were more pronounced both in frequency and scale: TRUMP’s -0.31% fall alone exceeded any single weekly gain among leading tokens, while other notable names like ENA and NEAR also recorded declines ranging from -0.16% to -0.15%. Out of 109 tracked assets by market cap, only 20 finished higher on the week—meaning roughly four out of five tokens lost value over this period based on our own price records.
This week’s numbers reveal a crypto landscape marked by broad-based weakness, where even “winners” made only incremental progress while losers saw sharper setbacks both in percentage terms and absolute price movements.