
CryptoRank reports 16 tokens including Pi Network and Gala hit new all-time lows Tuesday. Only two microcaps traded near record highs, showing persistent market dispersion.
CryptoRank data shows 16 tokens fell to new all-time lows on Tuesday. Pi Network dropped to $0.1037, a 96.5% decline from its peak. Gala fell to $0.002119, off 99.7% from its high. Only two microcaps traded near their record highs. SyrupUSDC changed hands at $1.17, within 0.003% of its all-time high. Tung Tung Tung Sahur (TRIPLET) traded near $0.01222, 35.6% below its peak but more than 362% above its historical low. That token has bounced sharply off the bottom even while staying far from prior highs.
Other tokens printing new lows Tuesday included 0G Labs near $0.19, Arcium around $0.18, and Chia Network close to $1.55. Fabric Protocol, IOST, and Loopring also touched fresh floors. CryptoRank pointed to persistent selling pressure in long-duration altcoins that have struggled to regain liquidity and risk appetite since their peaks.
In South Korea, CoinMarketCap's real-time trending list showed the top five tokens by local interest were OpenGradient, Impossible Cloud Network, Solstice, Metaplex, and CAP. All five traded well below their all-time highs. CAP showed the smallest drawdown at -47.6% from its peak. Metaplex was down the most at -96.1% but also the strongest rebounder from its all-time low, up roughly 107% from that bottom.
Large-cap benchmarks remained far below their cycle peaks. Bitcoin was quoted around $62,680, about 50.3% below its all-time high. Ethereum traded near $1,752, roughly 64.6% off its peak. BNB stood near $568.13, down 58.5%. XRP changed hands around $1.09, off 71.6%. Solana traded near $78.46, down 73.3%. The wide gap between the few microcaps near highs and the many tokens at lows shows a market still split between isolated pockets of strength and broad, grinding weakness across crypto markets.
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