Janction (JCT) ripped 164.3% higher in 24 hours and took the top spot among daily gainers, on a day when most of the market looked like someone had forgotten to pay the electricity bill. The token now trades near $0.00688, roughly 35% below its all-time high of $0.01058 from November 2025 — a detail nobody in the green candles wanted to discuss. What matters: $92.3 million in daily volume on a $79 million market cap.
The intraday chart looks like a skier who fell off a cliff and then climbed back up the face of it. The 24-hour low was $0.00248, the high $0.00733. Anyone buying the bottom was up roughly three times before the first alert fired. Janction is tied to distributed computing infrastructure, and on a 30-day basis it is up 300% — a number that sounds heroic until you remember it traded at $0.00106 in February 2026. Crypto memory is short; volatility is even shorter.
Orderly doubled in a single session
Orderly (ORDER) gained 121.1% to $0.0727, and the most interesting number here is not the percentage but the ratio: $30.2 million market cap against $349.7 million in 24-hour volume. That is eleven times the entire project’s value changing hands in one day. In equities, that would mean the whole company changed owners several times before lunch. In crypto, it means the token moved like a hot potato on a grill.
The daily range was just as theatrical: $0.0328 to $0.1062. Orderly positions itself as a liquidity layer for decentralized exchanges, and despite the party it remains 85% below its all-time high of $0.4915 from October 2025. In other words, the double is a return to the table, not a trophy.
Nillion wakes up from hibernation
Nillion (NIL) added 14.9% to $0.0886 on $27.9 million in volume. That looks modest next to the two leaders, but for a token that bottomed at $0.0274 in August 2026 this is the most concrete sign of life in three months. The seven-day move is +9.1%, while the 30-day picture is still negative at -20.3%. Nillion, which builds a private compute network for sensitive data, trades 90% below its March 2025 all-time high of $0.897. Whoever bought that top is still waiting at the bus stop.
The third tier is waking up
Behind the podium: Cap (CAP) +11.4% at $0.0800, Zora (ZORA) +10.3% at $0.00714 and Useless Coin (USELESS) +9.1% at $0.1725. Zora traded at $0.00467 in June 2026 and has now more than doubled — a rare case where a project named “useless” enjoys a marketing advantage, since nobody can be disappointed by promises that were never made.
The broader tape: calm as an aquarium
Bitcoin sits near $80,841, down 0.3% inside a $79,263 to $81,104 range. Ethereum is at $2,357, off 1.2% and 52% below its $4,946 all-time high. Most large caps are red or flat: Solana $102.29, XRP $1.30, Dogecoin $0.0776, Chainlink $11.62.
The only group showing muscle was privacy and the old guard: Monero added 5.5% to $616.13 and Zcash 2.3% to $1,207.39. Zcash above a thousand dollars and Monero above six hundred is a reminder that crypto occasionally lets old ideas return in a new suit.
For the market as a whole this was no spectacle. For three small tokens it was a Champions League final. The difference, as always, is that the fans in the stands are paid in dollars, not points.
Market data
| Token | Price (USD) | 24h | Market cap | 24h volume | Circulating supply | ATH | ATL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Janction (JCT) | 0.00688 | +164.3% | $78.99M | $92.31M | 11.49B of 50B | $0.01058 (Nov 10, 2025) | $0.00106 (Feb 5, 2026) |
| Orderly (ORDER) | 0.0727 | +121.1% | $30.20M | $349.71M | 413.47M of 1B | $0.4915 (Oct 6, 2025) | $0.0269 (Aug 5, 2026) |
| Nillion (NIL) | 0.0886 | +14.9% | $45.16M | $27.93M | 509.74M of 1.01B | $0.8971 (Mar 24, 2025) | $0.0274 (Aug 1, 2026) |
| Cap (CAP) | 0.0800 | +11.4% | $124.88M | $17.79M | 1.56B of 10B | $0.1208 (Oct 12, 2026) | $0.0155 (Jul 12, 2026) |
| Zora (ZORA) | 0.00714 | +10.3% | $31.91M | $29.94M | 4.47B of 10B | $0.1456 (Aug 11, 2025) | $0.00467 (Aug 19, 2026) |
| Useless Coin (USELESS) | 0.1725 | +9.1% | $172.55M | $12.48M | — | — | — |
| Bitcoin (BTC) | 80,841 | -0.3% | $1.625T | $21.92B | 20.10M of 21M | $126,080 (Oct 6, 2025) | $67.81 (Jul 5, 2013) |
| Ethereum (ETH) | 2,357.10 | -1.2% | $287.95B | $9.06B | 122.16M | $4,946.05 (Aug 24, 2025) | $0.4330 (Oct 19, 2015) |
Source: CoinGecko, October 25, 2026, 00:00 UTC.
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