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Crypto markets continue to trade in a tight band on the higher timeframes, and the spotlight has clearly shifted away from the top 10 tokens. Bitcoin price slipped marginally to around $95,500, while Ethereum price held firm above $3,500. Among major alts, BNB, XRP, and Solana stayed constructive and traded above their key resistance zones near $930, $2.06, and $142, respectively. In contrast, Dogecoin and Cardano weakened, slipping below $0.14 and $0.40 after dropping more than 2.5% over the past 24 hours.
Altcoins dominated the leaderboard. Decred (DCR) climbed to $28.03, surging more than 28% to post a second straight day of gains and lead the market. Dash (DASH) followed with a sharp 14.26% rally, while Chiliz (CHZ) and Memecoreadded over 6.5% and 5.25%, respectively. On the downside, Story saw the steepest sell-off, sliding nearly 10%, while Polygon (POL) fell more than 6% and MYX Finance dropped over 5.5%.
Beyond the raw movers list, traders are also tracking “attention” tokens that are seeing elevated discussion and watchlist activity even without major price swings. Names like Mango Network and Owito Network have drawn notable interest, while Dash, KAITO, Chiliz, Humanity Protocol, and Tron remain among the most monitored tickers. Sentiment has also improved for Kaspa, XRP, Pi, Solana, and Cardano, while Bitcoin, Ethereum, Internet Computer, Monero, and Solana continue to be closely watched for the next directional cue.
Crypto is still in consolidation mode, with BTC and ETH holding key levels but lacking a clear catalyst for a breakout. The real action has shifted to high-beta altcoins, where short bursts of momentum are driving the leaderboard. Until Bitcoin regains stronger upside momentum (or breaks out of the range), traders may continue to rotate into selective movers—so the next 24 hours likely come down to whether the majors confirm a direction or alt-led volatility remains in control.


