- Small and mid-cap tokens led the declines, with FORM and KAIA posting the largest losses.
- High trading volumes persisted across major tokens, signaling stable investor participation.
- The market showed no signs of panic selling, suggesting a consolidation phase is underway.
A minor downturn occurred across the crypto market over the past 24 hours, with several small and mid-cap tokens logging modest losses. Data from major trading platforms shows that while select assets declined in value, overall market conditions remain orderly with no significant signs of forced selling or panic exits. Trading volumes stayed high across multiple tokens, pointing to sustained participation from traders despite the price retreat.
Among the top-performing decliners, Four (FORM) recorded the most loss, dropping 2.60% to $2.66. The token saw $13.5 million in daily trading volume, placing it at the top of the list of percentage-based losers. Kaia (KAIA) followed closely, sliding 2.48% to $0.1486. KAIA’s volume remained strong at approximately $82 million, suggesting continued market activity even amid the price dip.
AAVE, ZEC, and KAS Register Moderate Losses
Aave (AAVE), a leading token in the decentralized finance sector, declined 2.47% to settle at $277.48. Despite the drop, AAVE recorded a high trading volume of $653.8 million, one of the largest among all tokens that posted losses. The activity levels indicate that investor interest in AAVE remained consistent throughout the day.
Zcash (ZEC), a privacy-focused token, also showed weakness, falling 1.82% to $44.61. Kaspa (KAS), another actively traded token, lost 1.55% and closed at $0.07669. Though these assets declined, none displayed any extreme volatility during the observed timeframe.
TRON (TRX), one of the more established cryptocurrencies in the list, dropped 0.99% to $0.2702. Notably, TRX posted over $513 million in 24-hour volume, underscoring persistent trading activity despite the pullback in price.
Major Tokens Reflect Minimal Impact From Market Dip
Large-cap tokens experienced smaller losses compared to their mid-tier counterparts. OKB fell 0.46% to $51.63. Binance Coin (BNB), the largest token on the list by market capitalization, registered a minor decline of 0.36% to $651.02. BNB retained the highest volume among the listed assets, reaching $1.42 billion in trading within the 24-hour period.
Other assets posting minor losses included Polkadot (DOT), Chainlink (LINK), and XDC Network (XDC). The percentage declines for these tokens ranged between 0.11% and 0.36%, indicating only slight movement within normal market fluctuation thresholds.
Cardano (ADA) finished the list of the tokens released under pressure to sell. The token declined by 0.05 percent to 0.6366 dollars but recorded a healthy $567.7 million in trading volume, showing excellent liquidity and a steady investor behaviour.
The numbers also point to a stabilizing market, which is in a consolidation phase despite the declines. Most of the affected tokens also had good trade volumes, without any liquidity crunch and sharp sell-offs.
