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ETH Tops Gainers While POL Drops 11% Over Week

Ethereum posted the strongest 24-hour gain among majors at 1.6 percent while POL led weekly declines at minus 11 percent, with Bitcoin and Solana also in the red over seven days.

Hannah Bright1 min read
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Ethereum recorded the largest 24-hour advance among the tracked majors. Its price reached $1,916.76 after a 1.6 percent rise, outpacing Bitcoin's 1 percent gain to $64,357. Solana added just 0.5 percent to $73.94. TRON rose 0.3 percent to $0.3256. Dogecoin gained 0.8 percent to $0.07084. Tether held steady at $0.9991. Litecoin fell 2.2 percent to $45.32. POL dropped 2.9 percent to $0.07114.

Weekly performance

Over seven days Ethereum fell 1.3 percent. Bitcoin dropped 3.5 percent. Solana declined 5.7 percent. POL posted the steepest weekly loss at 11 percent and closed at $0.07114. Litecoin declined 2.9 percent. Dogecoin fell 3.9 percent. TRON dropped 1.2 percent. Tether showed no change.

These moves affect self-custody bankrolls directly. Players holding ETH saw modest daily support offset by weekly erosion. POL positions faced the largest contraction over the week.

Volume and price ranges

Bitcoin 24-hour volume reached $24.54 billion. Ethereum recorded $10.09 billion. Solana volume stood at $1.72 billion. POL volume came to $28.42 million. Bitcoin traded between $62,785 and $64,085. Ethereum ranged from $1,860.94 to $1,925.65.

POL remains the clearest weekly underperformer among the set.

Ethereum led daily gains while most other tokens posted weekly losses. Bitcoin volume exceeded that of all others combined in the list. The 24-hour ranges show contained movement for the largest assets. Weekly changes highlight POL as the weakest performer by a wide margin. Daily volumes indicate higher activity in Bitcoin and Ethereum compared to smaller tokens. Ethereum price action stayed above its daily low. Bitcoin closed near the middle of its range. Solana weekly decline exceeded the daily move. POL seven-day drop reached double digits while its daily change stayed smaller.

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