Bitcoin traded at $82,371 on 9 October, up 1.15336% over 24 hours and down 2.9212% over the past seven days. Its market capitalisation stood at $1,655,305,946,652 on 24-hour volume of $26,538,837,610.
The day was broadly positive across the largest tokens. Ether rose 1.48544% to $2,479.44, BNB gained 1.5534% to $738.35, XRP added 1.92965% to $1.39, and Solana climbed 1.34055% to $109.22. Dogecoin rose 1.97865% to $0.084457. The exception among the non-stablecoins was Tron, which slipped 0.52619% to $0.331822.
The seven-day picture was different. Every non-stablecoin token in the snapshot was lower over that window. Ether was down 7.5537%, XRP down 7.5868%, Solana down 8.4483%, and Dogecoin down 10.6245%. BNB fell 4.2524% and Tron 1.0546% on the week. Bitcoin's weekly decline was 2.9212%.
Zcash stood out in both directions. It gained 5.51625% over 24 hours to $1,208.95, the largest daily move in the snapshot, while also showing the steepest seven-day fall at 10.7014%. HYPE, by contrast, posted the smallest daily gain among the non-stablecoins, up 0.61684% to $84.15, and was down 4.7699% on the week.
The stablecoins held close to their pegs. Tether traded at $0.999184, down 0.01381% over 24 hours and down 0.063% over seven days. USD Coin sat at $0.999653, up 0.00154% on the day and down 0.0282% on the week.
Turnover remained concentrated in Tether. Its 24-hour volume of $52,506,585,780 was the highest in the snapshot, ahead of Bitcoin's $26,538,837,610 and USD Coin's $16,444,105,699. Among non-stablecoins outside Bitcoin and Ether, Solana recorded $3,113,622,261 in 24-hour volume and XRP $1,871,068,836.
FIGR_HELOC, listed with a market capitalisation of $24,534,957,470, traded at $1.034, up 1.0538% on the day and down 0.8952% over seven days, on 24-hour volume of $24,679,525 — the thinnest turnover in the snapshot.
The combined reading is a market that gained ground on the day without recovering the week. Daily moves clustered between roughly half a percent and two percent for most large caps, while weekly declines ran deeper, from just over one percent for Tron to above ten percent for Zcash and Dogecoin. Whether the 24-hour bounce marks a turn or a pause is not something these figures settle; the two timeframes point in opposite directions, and the snapshot captures a single moment rather than a trend.