Bitcoin traded at $82,469 as of the 12:51 UTC snapshot on 19 October 2026, up 0.70641% over the prior 24 hours and down 1.3777% over seven days. Its market capitalisation stood at $1,657,733,105,194, with $26,987,985,548 in reported 24-hour volume.

Ether sat at $2,422.68, up 0.34374% on the day and down 5.3064% on the week. Its market capitalisation was $295,991,956,311 and its 24-hour volume $10,171,203,926.

The pattern repeated across most large tokens: a small gain over 24 hours, a larger loss over seven days. BNB traded at $727.51, up 0.73175% on the day and down 3.2745% on the week. XRP was at $1.31, up 1.12081% over 24 hours and down 7.2172% over seven days. Solana stood at $105.13, up 1.16916% on the day and down 6.1924% on the week.

The sharpest weekly declines sat lower in the table. Zcash traded at $1,140.26, up 1.23482% over 24 hours but down 13.2134% over seven days, the steepest weekly fall among the coins listed. Dogecoin was at $0.079656, up 0.37102% on the day and down 9.3753% on the week. Hyperliquid's HYPE traded at $79.5, up 1.08859% over 24 hours and down 8.5993% over seven days.

Among the figures listed, Tron was the only coin lower over 24 hours, at $0.331707, down 0.36965% on the day and down 0.0749% on the week.

The two large dollar stablecoins stayed close to par. Tether's USDT traded at $0.999361, up 0.03462% on the day, with a market capitalisation of $183,547,793,186 and the highest 24-hour volume on the list at $48,979,635,463. USDC traded at $0.999876, up 0.01737% over 24 hours, with a market capitalisation of $72,416,536,143.

One listed asset, FIGR_HELOC, traded at $1.02 with no 24-hour change figure available. Its seven-day change was 0.9525%, its market capitalisation $24,511,508,044 and its 24-hour volume $106,586 — the smallest volume among the entries shown.

Taken together, the snapshot shows a market that firmed slightly over the latest 24-hour window while remaining lower across the week for every major token except the two dollar stablecoins and FIGR_HELOC. The two windows tell different stories, and the figures above are a single point in time rather than a trend.