Bitcoin traded at $81,095 in the snapshot, down -0.46971% over 24 hours and down -3.2606% over seven days. Its market capitalisation was $1,629,917,694,926 and its 24-hour volume was $18,011,448,234. Among the non-stablecoin tokens listed, Bitcoin recorded the smallest daily move.

Ether was at $2,362.46, down -2.21189% on the day and down -7.1429% over the week, with a market capitalisation of $288,584,667,051 and 24-hour volume of $7,599,581,289. That weekly figure was a larger decline than Bitcoin's over the same period.

The two dollar-pegged stablecoins in the snapshot stayed close to par. USDT was at $0.999176, up 0.01588% over 24 hours, with a market capitalisation of $183,514,490,612 and 24-hour volume of $33,399,257,007 — the largest volume of any token listed. USDC was at $0.999802, up 0.00883% on the day, with volume of $8,753,831,210.

Among the remaining large-cap tokens, every one fell over 24 hours except FIGR_HELOC. BNB was at $711.36, down -0.56475% on the day and down -5.8202% on the week. XRP was at $1.27, down -1.82593% over 24 hours and down -10.4607% over seven days. Solana was at $102.08, down -1.73137% on the day and down -9.0881% on the week.

TRX was at $0.332427, down -0.5629% over 24 hours but up 0.2995% over seven days — the only weekly gain among the non-stablecoin tokens apart from FIGR_HELOC. FIGR_HELOC was at $1.075, up 4.47943% on the day and up 0.9525% on the week, the largest 24-hour gain in the snapshot; its 24-hour volume was $156,848, the smallest listed.

ZEC was at $1,086.53, down -5.13756% over 24 hours and down -14.6519% over seven days, the steepest weekly decline in the snapshot. HYPE was at $77.33, down -2.1173% on the day and down -10.7603% on the week. Dogecoin was at $0.077619, down -2.6734% over 24 hours and down -10.9482% over seven days.

Taken together, the snapshot shows daily declines across most of the listed tokens, with the larger weekly losses falling on ZEC, Dogecoin, HYPE and XRP, each down more than ten per cent over seven days. Bitcoin and Ether, the two largest by market capitalisation, moved less sharply over the week than those four. The stablecoins USDT and USDC remained near one dollar throughout.