Bitcoin traded at $82,742 at the snapshot, down 0.18651% on the day and down 2.117% over seven days. Its market capitalisation stood at $1,662,823,204,120 and 24-hour volume at $20,166,063,507.
Ether traded at $2,494.56, up 0.06788% on the day but down 6.9992% over the week. Its market capitalisation was $304,639,084,403 on 24-hour volume of $6,214,732,036. The gap between Ether's near-flat day and its weekly fall shows how a single session can mask a larger move.
Among the stablecoins, Tether (USDT) was at $0.999239, down 0.0721% over seven days, with 24-hour volume of $36,834,576,807 — the largest trading volume in the snapshot. USD Coin (USDC) was at $0.999719, down 0.028% over the week. Both held within a fraction of a cent of one dollar.
BNB was at $747.71, up 0.96884% on the day and down 2.6222% over the week. XRP traded at $1.4, up 1.08944% on the day and down 5.4447% over seven days. These were among the larger daily gainers in the snapshot, yet both remained lower across the week.
Solana (SOL) was at $109.66, down 0.48503% on the day and down 8.1071% over seven days — the steepest weekly decline among the tokens listed here. TRON (TRX) was at $0.330863, down 0.51484% on the day and down 1.6991% over the week.
Further down the list, FIGR_HELOC traded at $1.001, with no 24-hour change reported in the snapshot and a seven-day figure of -4.1519%. Zcash (ZEC) was at $1226.21, up 0.31104% on the day and down 6.6372% over the week. HYPE was at $84.24, down 1.35906% on the day and down 4.1934% over seven days. Dogecoin (DOGE) was at $0.085836, up 1.50348% on the day and down 7.588% over the week, pairing one of the firmer daily moves with one of the larger weekly falls.
Read together, the snapshot shows a market where daily moves were small and split between gains and losses, while the seven-day column was negative for every token listed. The lighter end of the weekly range belonged to the two stablecoins and TRON; the heavier end belonged to Solana, Ether and Dogecoin. The readings are a single point in time and describe only the 24 hours and seven days to 12:56 UTC on 10 October.