The crypto market continued its steep decline Thursday, with nearly all major assets showing sharp hourly and 24-hour drops amid ongoing risk-off sentiment and liquidity tightening.
Bitcoin dips below $109K as sellers dominate
Bitcoin (BTC) fell 2.12% in the past hour and 2.75% over the last 24 hours, sliding toward $108,010. The move reflects broader market weakness, with traders unwinding leveraged longs following renewed macroeconomic uncertainty and tightening financial conditions.
Ethereum retreats below $3,900
Ethereum (ETH) dropped 3.08% hourly and 3.17% daily, trading at $3,872. The world’s second-largest cryptocurrency continues to lag Bitcoin’s relative stability, weighed down by declining staking inflows and fading ETF speculation.
BNB slips as altcoin sentiment erodes
BNB recorded a 3.22% hourly and 3.05% daily decline, sitting near $1,134. Despite its strong year-to-date performance, the Binance ecosystem token is now under pressure as traders rotate away from exchange-linked coins amid shrinking trading volumes.
XRP loses momentum ahead of ETF decisions
XRP fell 2.18% in the past hour and 3.51% over the last 24 hours, holding around $2.35. Traders appear cautious as pending XRP ETF applications approach regulatory deadlines, creating uncertainty despite strong institutional interest.
Solana cools off after weeks of volatility
Solana (SOL) declined 2.64% hourly and 5.44% daily to $187.48, extending its correction from earlier highs. The pullback follows a surge in futures liquidations and continued profit-taking by short-term holders.
Dogecoin sees steeper intraday losses
Dogecoin (DOGE) slipped 2.80% in the last hour and 5.12% over 24 hours, dropping to $0.1895. The meme coin’s decline outpaces broader market averages, signaling waning retail activity in speculative assets.
Cardano and Hyperliquid extend weekly selloff
Cardano (ADA) is down 2.51% hourly and 3.34% daily, trading near $0.65. Meanwhile, Hyperliquid (HYPE) dropped 2.86% and 4.52% respectively, landing at $37.04. Both coins reflect the broader retreat from high-beta altcoins as Bitcoin dominance climbs to 58.8%.
