The crypto landscape is witnessing stable performance, as the latest 24-hour data indicates. Hence, the total crypto market capitalization has hit the $2.71T mark, showing a 0.35% increase. However, the 24-hour crypto volume has dropped by 13.62%, reaching $84.68B. Concurrently, the Crypto Fear & Greed Index stands at 50 points, signifying “Neutral” sentiment among market participants.
Particularly, the flagship cryptocurrency, Bitcoin ($BTC), is now changing hands at $81,153.74. This price level accounts for a 0.04% dip while Bitcoin’s ($BTC) market dominance is 60.1%. In addition to this, the leading altcoin, Ethereum ($ETH), is trading at $2,303.85, expressing a 0.28% drop in price. In the meantime, the market dominance of Ethereum ($ETH) sits at 10.3%.
Apart from that, the notable crypto gainers of the day include Black Phoenix ($BPX), Gold Pump Meme ($GPM), and BOBO ($BOBO). Specifically, $BPX has climbed by a stunning 1933.33%, reaching $2.81 in price. Subsequently, a 1646.18% increase has placed $GPM’s price at $0.01099. Following that, $BOBO is hovering around $0.0000002902, after a 1182.96% surge.
Simultaneously, the DeFi TVL has jumped by 0.28%, attaining the $86.56B mark. Contrarily, the top DeFi project in terms of TVL, Lido, has plunged by 1.14%, touching the $20.055B spot. Nonetheless, when it comes a 1-day TVL change, Altera Finance has become the top DeFi project, accounting for a staggerng 903825% spike over the past twenty-four hours.
In the same vein, the NFT sales volume is 15.03% up at $7,458,364. Similarly, the top-selling NFT collection, Courtyard, presents a 7.99% increase while hovering around $910,931.
Moving on, the crypto market has also recorded many other key developments across the globe over the past 24 hours. In this respect, an anonymous Bitcoin whale has transacted $50B (10,000 $BTC) after remaining stagnant since July 2025.
Moreover, the CFTC has submitted an amicus brief in support of Kalshi, a prominent prediction market, in its lawsuit against the state of Ohio under the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals over potential “jurisdictional overreach.” Furthermore, Tesla has officially stopped accepting payments in Bitcoin ($BTC) after Elon Musk’s statement, which raised concerns related to the mining energy that increasingly uses fossil fuels.


