Bitcoin traded at $83,053 in the snapshot taken at 12:52 UTC on 11 October 2026, up 0.36147% over 24 hours and down 2.543% over the past seven days. Its market capitalisation stood at $1,669,157,839,176 on 24-hour volume of $12,648,436,055.

The pattern across the rest of the table was similar: small daily moves, larger weekly losses. Ether was priced at $2,502.8, up 0.32732% on the day but down 7.2812% over seven days, with a market capitalisation of $305,657,620,514. Solana sat at $109.42, down 0.2082% on the day and down 9.6449% on the week, the steepest seven-day fall among the tokens listed here.

BNB traded at $748.67, up 0.11073% over 24 hours and down 5.058% over seven days. XRP was at $1.39, down 0.70215% on the day and down 7.1716% on the week. TRON held relatively firm at $0.330517, down 0.11521% on the day and down 1.53% over seven days, a shallower weekly decline than most of its peers.

Among the smaller tokens by capitalisation in the snapshot, Zcash was priced at $1231.1, up 0.43019% on the day but down 7.2406% on the week. Hyperliquid's HYPE token was at $85.11, up 1.03597% over 24 hours — the largest 24-hour gain in the table — and down 5.7375% over seven days. Dogecoin traded at $0.085259, down 0.67411% on the day and down 8.6141% on the week.

Stablecoins stayed close to their pegs. Tether was at $0.999112, down 0.01599% on the day, and carried the largest 24-hour volume in the snapshot at $28,437,558,530. USD Coin traded at $0.99969, down 0.00708% on the day, on volume of $6,914,158,169.

One entry, FIGR_HELOC, was priced at $1.065 with its 24-hour change marked as not available; it was down 0.3333% over seven days, on 24-hour volume of $1,524,391.

Taken together, the figures show a market that moved little in the final day of the period but gave ground over the week. The daily column is a near-even split of small gains and small losses, while the seven-day column is almost uniformly negative, ranging from USD Coin's 0.0303% slip to Solana's 9.6449% decline. Bitcoin's seven-day loss of 2.543% was among the smaller falls, leaving it comparatively steady against larger-cap peers such as Ether, BNB and XRP. These are the only figures supplied in the snapshot, and no direction of travel beyond the two periods shown can be read from them.