Lisk surged 144.1% to $0.79 to claim the crown among today’s winners, while Teller (DEBIT) added 116.8% and printed a fresh all-time high. The market once again showed its old habit: turning a seemingly quiet Monday into drama worthy of a Hollywood trilogy.
Lisk (LSK): The Third Act of a Comeback
For years, Lisk carried the same narrative as a former champion who lost his form — a reminder of the glory days of 2018. Back then LSK was worth $34.92; today it trades at $0.79, a 97.7% slide from the peak. This week the comeback got a new twist. The token rocketed 144.1% in 24 hours on volume of $412.5 million — a figure that more than doubles its entire market cap of $186.2 million. It was as if a veteran ran more sprints in training than the whole squad managed in the match.
Lisk was once synonymous with “blockchain applications,” a concept that predated today’s frenzy over decentralized apps. After years of oblivion and a fall from the market’s stage, the token returned like a horror villain who never gets a final scene. Today’s 144% jump is no accident — the volume shows serious capital entered the game, not a handful of retail enthusiasts. From its market low of $0.0703 touched on August 3, LSK has gained more than a thousand percent, one of the sharpest recoveries of the year.
Teller (DEBIT): The Debit Card That Broke the Ceiling
Teller climbed 116.8% to $4.24 and set a new all-time high, shattering the previous record of $4.30 almost in the same minute. A project billing itself as a decentralized lending platform just did what banks never do — it doubled in value overnight, with no loan approval required. A market cap of $73.9 million and daily volume of $31.3 million suggest a small but fierce player.
Teller was worth $1.096 on August 27, meaning it has grown nearly 287% since then. That is a speed no credit rating climbs, let alone a token price. With just 17.2 million of a maximum 100 million tokens circulating, any strong wave of demand leaves a visible mark on price — today delivered a scenario worthy of a heist movie.
Civic (CVC): The Return of an Old Name
Civic added 38.3% to $0.031 on exceptional volume of $188.8 million — six times its own market cap of $31.5 million. A token for identity verification that peaked at $1.35 back in 2018 now sits 97.7% below that level. But today’s jump suggests the market is rediscovering “old school” projects with real utility. Civic is like a seasoned actor who, after a decade of supporting roles, suddenly lands the lead.
The Broader Market
Behind the front-runners, Bitway (BTW) rose 33.4% to $0.73, cementing its place among the 50 largest projects with a market cap of nearly $2 billion. Bedrock (BR) jumped 28.2% to $0.31, while Medibloc (MED) and Steem (STEEM) rounded out the list with solid double-digit gains. It was a day that rewarded those who bought the bottom and punished those who sold in panic — a classic lesson from the market-psychology textbook.
Financial Data (24h)
- Lisk (LSK): price $0.79, MCap $186.2M, 24h vol $412.5M, supply 233.1M (max 400M), ATH $34.92 (Jan 6, 2018), ATL $0.0703 (Aug 3, 2026)
- Teller (DEBIT): price $4.24, MCap $73.9M, 24h vol $31.3M, supply 17.2M (max 100M), ATH $4.30 (Sep 13, 2026), ATL $1.096 (Aug 27, 2026)
- Civic (CVC): price $0.0315, MCap $31.5M, 24h vol $188.8M, supply 1B, ATH $1.35 (Jan 2, 2018), ATL $0.011 (Mar 12, 2020)
- Bitway (BTW): price $0.73, MCap $1.99B, 24h vol $43.8M, ATH $0.745 (Aug 19, 2026)
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