What To Know Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) extended losses during Thursday’s broad crypto market decline. Smaller altcoins including NEXST (NXT) and Rain (RAIN) recorded strong double-digi
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The cryptocurrency market traded lower on Thursday as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and several major altcoins recorded losses across the sector. However, a group of lower-cap cryptocurrencies continued attracting traders despite the broader decline in digital assets. According to CoinGecko data, trading activity remained elevated as investors repositioned portfolios during the latest market pullback.
Bitcoin (BTC) traded at $73,325 after declining 3.3% over the past 24 hours. Trading volume exceeded $44 billion, showing that investors remained highly active despite the market downturn. Ethereum (ETH) also extended losses and traded near $1,991 following a 4.2% decline during the same period.
Meanwhile, Binance Coin (BNB) fell 2.6% and traded around $634. XRP also dropped 3.0%, while Solana (SOL) declined 3.4% as traders reduced exposure to several leading altcoins. Additionally, TRON (TRX) moved lower by 3.6%, continuing the broader weakness among large-cap cryptocurrencies.
Dogecoin (DOGE) also remained under pressure during Thursday’s trading session. The meme coin traded near $0.098 after recording a 3.3% decline. Hyperliquid (HYPE) posted one of the largest losses among leading cryptocurrencies after falling 6.5%, although trading volume remained above $961 million.
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While major cryptocurrencies struggled to maintain momentum, several smaller digital assets posted notable gains during the same session. NEXST (NXT) emerged among the strongest performers after climbing 28.1% with trading volume surpassing $5.2 million. Rain (RAIN) also advanced 23.2% as investor activity increased around selected lower-cap assets.
BOB (BOB) gained 18.1% as traders increased activity around Bitcoin-related ecosystem projects. Perle (PRL) also recorded a 14.6% increase, while Stellar (XLM) rose 13.5% despite the wider market decline. Falcon Finance (FF) and Audiera (BEAT) added 12.2% and 10.9% respectively as speculative trading continued shifting toward volatile altcoins.
Moreover, Bitcoin (BTC) maintained the largest market capitalization across the cryptocurrency sector despite the latest decline. Market data showed Bitcoin holding a valuation above $1.46 trillion, while Ethereum (ETH) retained a market capitalization exceeding $240 billion.
Consequently, Thursday’s trading session reflected continued selling pressure across major cryptocurrencies while smaller tokens recorded isolated rallies. Traders now continue monitoring whether Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) can stabilize after the recent market downturn.
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