- Virtual PROMPT leads weekly base token trading with $1.2B volume and a 95% price surge.
- COOKIE and SPEC post highest price gains among mid-tier tokens, up 306.7% and 113.2%, respectively.
- Strong market activity recorded across top base tokens, highlighting rising investor participation.
Base token markets experienced unusual volatility and trading activity during the past week, according to data published by Phoenix Group on April 27, 2025. Several assets registered major changes in trading volumes and price movements, with Virtual PROMPT leading the rankings by a wide margin.
Virtual PROMPT recorded the highest weekly trading volume among tracked tokens, registering $1.2 billion in trades. Alongside the trading activity, the token’s price climbed by 95%, pushing its market capitalization to $705 million.
XCN ranked second in terms of trading volume, reporting $764 million. The token’s price rose by 41.8% over the same period, supported by a market capitalization of $73.5 million. Following XCN, AIXBT posted $518 million in volume and achieved an 8.3% increase in price, while KAITO maintained proximity with $514 million in volume and a 26.4% price rise.
BRETT, AERO, SPX, and TOSHI Maintain Momentum
Further down the list were BRETT and AERO companies that also had better results than during the previous year. BRETT posted volume of $364 million and 46.7% change in Price. AERO was trading with $337 million in volume while experiencing an increase in price by 19.7% in the week.
SPX and TOSHI also displayed notable activity. SPX achieved $303 million in volume alongside a 23.2% price increase. TOSHI generated $159 million in trades, accompanied by a 25.0% growth in its token price. These movements highlight continued interest in both emerging and more established base tokens.
COOKIE, DEGEN, CARV, and OBT Post Mid-Tier Results
Mid-tier tokens such as OBT, COOKIE, CARV, and DEGEN reported weekly trading volumes between $124 million and $96 million. COOKIE delivered the most dramatic price movement, surging by 306.7% over the week.
CARV recorded a 30.0% price rise, while DEGEN posted a 16.9% gain. OBT’s contribution in terms of trading volume placed it in the mid-tier category, although its price action remained less aggressive compared to COOKIE’s extraordinary rally.
GPS and SPEC closed the list of top base tokens for the week. GPS had a trading volume of $72.9 million and was trailed by SPEC of $52.8 million. Nevertheless, if comparing the rate of price fluctuations in the past week, SPEC turned out to be the most profitable with a 113.2% markup. In a case of SPEC, the worth may be estimated at $ 41.8 million by the end of the week.
