Bitcoin traded at $81,928 as of the 2026-10-19T18:54:51.000Z snapshot, up 0.99233% over 24 hours and down 0.7099% over seven days. Its market capitalisation stood at $1,646,611,664,142, with 24-hour volume of $28,779,625,937. No other asset in the snapshot carries a comparable market capitalisation.
Ether traded at $2,400.55, up 1.52112% on the day and down 4.647% on the week, on volume of $10,830,608,694 and a market capitalisation of $293,203,563,318. The pattern it set — a gain over 24 hours against a loss over seven days — recurred across most of the table.
Among the larger tokens, BNB traded at $726.63 (up 2.07768% on the day, down 2.3787% on the week) and XRP at $1.3 (up 2.3637% on the day, down 4.3681% on the week). Solana traded at $103.95, up 1.73748% over 24 hours and down 3.5413% over seven days. Dogecoin traded at $0.079218, up 2.0448% on the day and down 6.358% on the week.
Zcash stood apart at both ends. It traded at $1,127.77, the largest 24-hour gain in the snapshot at 3.86576%, and the largest seven-day fall at 9.2972%. HYPE traded at $78.15, up 1.00669% on the day and down 6.4881% on the week.
Tron was the only asset in the snapshot to fall over 24 hours. It traded at $0.331137, down 0.40651% on the day, while showing a seven-day change of 0.0761%. FIGR_HELOC traded at $1.023 with no 24-hour change supplied; its seven-day change was listed as -3.5527%, on 24-hour volume of $6,205,318.
The stablecoins in the snapshot held close to one dollar. Tether traded at $0.999276 and USD Coin at $0.999914, each with 24-hour and seven-day changes within hundredths of a percent. Tether's 24-hour volume of $52,073,871,686 was the highest of any asset listed, exceeding Bitcoin's. USD Coin reported 24-hour volume of $17,311,997,384.
Taken together, the figures describe a market that edged higher over the latest 24 hours while sitting lower than it was a week earlier for most of the assets shown. The snapshot is a single reading at one moment and does not describe what happened before it or what follows. Readers weighing these moves should treat the 24-hour and seven-day columns as separate measures that, in this table, mostly disagree.