Bitcoin traded at $82,189 as of the 12:50 UTC snapshot on 8 October 2026, down 1.47935% over the previous 24 hours and down 1.7832% over seven days. Its market capitalisation stood at $1,651,676,060,891 on 24-hour volume of $33,629,917,450. The move is modest set against several of the assets ranked below it, which means the day's weakness is spread across the market rather than confined to any one name.
Ether was lower by 1.57608% over 24 hours at $2,527.62, and its seven-day decline of 6.1021% is steeper than Bitcoin's. Ether's market capitalisation was $308,665,638,872 on volume of $14,530,217,594.
Eleven of the twelve assets in the snapshot fell over the past 24 hours. The exception was TRON, higher by 0.11351% at $0.33443 and up 0.7994% over seven days — the only asset on the list in positive territory across both windows. BNB eased 0.90447% to $758.71, the smallest decline among the non-stablecoin majors.
The heaviest faller was Zcash, down 8.72767% over 24 hours to $1,200 and down 13.3882% over seven days, a swing well beyond anything else recorded here. HYPE fell 4.43084% to $85.09, XRP fell 3.75189% to $1.39, and Solana fell 3.29758% to $112.52. Dogecoin was lower by 2.3489% at $0.086619, with a seven-day decline of 8.0774%.
The two large dollar stablecoins stayed close to par. Tether traded at $0.999432, down 0.03387% over 24 hours, with the snapshot's largest volume figure at $67,837,360,541. USD Coin traded at $0.999657, down 0.01805%. FIGR_HELOC, priced at $1.018, was down 1.9566% over the day.
Measured by market capitalisation, Bitcoin at $1,651,676,060,891 remained far ahead of Ether at $308,665,638,872 and Tether at $183,979,895,505. BNB followed at $101,042,363,422 and XRP at $87,731,380,034. Among this group, Tether's 24-hour volume of $67,837,360,541 exceeded Bitcoin's, a pattern consistent with a stablecoin's role in moving between positions.
Taken together, the snapshot shows a market lower almost across the board over both the day and the week, with the declines ranging from fractions of a percent among the stablecoins to Zcash's 8.72767% fall over 24 hours. The dispersion is the story: Bitcoin's own move sits at the gentler end of the range, while the sharpest losses are concentrated further down the list. The figures above are a single reading taken at one moment and describe where each asset stood at 12:50 UTC, not a trend beyond the 24-hour and seven-day windows reported.