Bitcoin traded at $86,045 in the snapshot dated 21 September 2026, up 6.20% over the past 24 hours and 8.99% over the past seven days. Its market capitalisation stood at $1,728,306,363,084 on 24-hour volume of $55,155,146,226.

Ether traded at $2,756.17, up 4.99% on the day and 8.42% over the week, with a market capitalisation of $336,372,963,355 and 24-hour volume of $25,457,586,708. BNB traded at $800.86, up 4.52% on the day and 9.68% over the week.

Among the assets in the snapshot, Dogecoin recorded the largest 24-hour change, rising 15.14% to $0.099764, with a seven-day change of 15.34%. Zcash recorded the largest seven-day change, rising 29.03%, while its 24-hour change was 0.83%; it traded at $1,479.88. Solana rose 7.59% on the day and 14.12% over the week to $117.69. XRP rose 7.54% on the day to $1.51, with a seven-day change of 5.33%.

The two dollar-referenced tokens in the snapshot held close to a dollar. Tether traded at $0.999919, a 24-hour change of 0.02%, and USD Coin traded at $0.999932, also a 24-hour change of 0.02%. Tether's 24-hour volume of $97,147,091,268 was the highest of any asset listed, above Bitcoin's despite Tether's smaller market capitalisation of $183,371,528,005.

Other assets showed smaller moves. TRON traded at $0.343855, up 0.07% on the day and 0.66% over the week. HYPE traded at $93, up 0.28% on the day and 14.48% over the week. FIGR_HELOC traded at $1.013, with no 24-hour change recorded in the snapshot and a seven-day change of 0.31%.

Read together, the day's figures show gains across the listed majors rather than a split between them: Bitcoin, Ether, BNB, XRP and Solana all rose over both the 24-hour and seven-day windows. The widest daily swings came from Dogecoin and, over the week, from Zcash, while the stablecoins and TRON stayed close to flat.

These figures are a single reading taken at one moment and describe where each asset stood in the snapshot dated 21 September 2026. They are not a forecast of where any asset will trade next. Readers weighing what the numbers mean should treat them as a snapshot of that moment, and compare later readings against it rather than against any expectation drawn from it.