Bitcoin traded at $77,886 at 18:50 UTC on 1 November. It was up 0.37683% over the past 24 hours and down 3.3886% over the past seven days. Its market capitalisation stood at $1,565,981,932,720, with $56,101,863,107 in volume over 24 hours.

Ether traded at $2,263.15, up 0.31189% on the day and down 3.7906% over the week. Its market capitalisation was $276,530,839,225 on 24-hour volume of $4,530,578,436.

The two largest stablecoins stayed close to their dollar peg. Tether was priced at $0.999071, down 0.04721% over 24 hours and up 0.0184% over seven days. USD Coin was priced at $0.999667, down 0.06067% on the day and up 0.0215% over the week.

Among the other large-cap tokens, the picture over 24 hours was mixed. BNB traded at $709.59, up 0.39073% on the day but down 4.3129% over the week. XRP traded at $1.25, down 0.52641% on the day and down 4.3028% over seven days. Solana traded at $94.46, down 1.66359% on the day and down 7.1764% over the week, the largest seven-day fall among the tokens listed here.

TRON traded at $0.313232, up 1.8036% over 24 hours and down 4.9013% over the week. Dogecoin traded at $0.075368, down 0.81366% on the day and down 2.5702% over seven days.

Two tokens stood apart from the weekly decline. HYPE traded at $87.53, down 0.58839% over 24 hours but up 13.6002% over the week. FIGR_HELOC traded at $1.076, up 5.096% on the day and up 1.1578% over seven days; its 24-hour volume was $83,339, far below the volumes recorded by the larger tokens.

Zcash was the heaviest 24-hour faller on the list, trading at $1,227.89, down 4.09916% on the day while up 1.1923% over the week. Its market capitalisation was $20,896,026,201, close to that of HYPE at $20,958,833,554.

Taken together, the snapshot shows seven-day declines across Bitcoin, Ether, BNB, XRP, Solana, TRON and Dogecoin, while HYPE, FIGR_HELOC and Zcash posted seven-day gains. Over the shorter 24-hour window, Bitcoin, Ether, BNB, TRON and FIGR_HELOC were higher, and XRP, Solana, Dogecoin and Zcash were lower. The two dollar-pegged stablecoins moved only fractionally in either direction. Readers should treat the figures above as a point-in-time reading taken at 18:50 UTC on 1 November 2026.