The total crypto market capitalization dropped 2.5% in the last 24 hours to $2.25 trillion, as Bitcoin lost support at $64,000 and is now fighting to hold the $63,000 level.
Bitcoin (BTC) — $63,445
Bitcoin fell 2.8% in the last 24 hours, with a daily high of $65,598 and a low of $63,038. Market cap stands at $1.27 trillion, with a 24-hour trading volume of $25.5 billion. Circulating supply is 20.06 million BTC out of a maximum 21 million. The ATH of $126,080 was reached in October 2025 — since then, BTC has been stuck in a bear channel reminiscent of the movie Groundhog Day: every breakout attempt leads to another support retest. The ATL of $67.81 from July 2013 feels like ancient history from the time when Bitcoin was used to buy pizza.
Ethereum (ETH) — $1,874.90
Ethereum recorded a 4.5% decline, one of the worst performances in the top 10. The daily range moved between $1,866 and $1,974. Market cap is $226.3 billion with $11 billion in volume. There are 120.68 million ETH in circulation with no supply cap. The ATH of $4,946 from August 2025 feels like a mirage in the desert — ETH has lost over 62% of its value since then. Kim Dotcom would say: “Ethereum is cool, but where’s the money?”
XRP — $1.05 (-5.1%)
XRP is the worst performer among the majors with a 5.1% drop. Daily range between $1.048 and $1.11. Market cap fell to $65.7 billion. The ATH of $3.65 from July 2025 is now over 71% away. XRP is like that friend who promises to show up at the party but only arrives when everything is over.
Solana (SOL) — $73.17 (-4.4%)
Solana lost 4.4% and sits at $73.17. The daily high was $77.36, low at $72.87. Market cap stands at $42.7 billion with $1.9 billion in volume. The ATH of $293 (January 2025) feels like that song radio stations no longer play — we remember it, but it’s not coming back. The ATL of $0.50 from May 2020 shows how far SOL has come, though the 2025 pump still haunts it.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) — $54.49 (-9.8%)
Hyperliquid is the absolute loser of the day among the top 10, crashing 9.8%. Price dropped from a high of $59.90 to the current $54.49. Market cap stands at $12.1 billion, while the ATH of $76.87 (June 2026) keeps fading. A nearly 30% decline from ATH speaks volumes — HYPE has lost the hype. Literally.
BNB — $566.53 (-1.2%)
BNB held up best among the top 10 with just a 1.2% decline. Market cap is $75.4 billion. Daily range: $562–$576. Maximum supply is capped at 200 million, with 133.2 million in circulation. The ATH of $1,370 from October 2025 is like Vince Carter in the NBA — one spectacular flash, but unlikely to repeat that result anytime soon.
Dogecoin (DOGE) — $0.07 (-3.8%)
Dogecoin dropped 3.8% to $0.0699. Market cap sits at $10.9 billion. The ATH of $0.73 from May 2021 feels like a past life. DOGE continues its multi-year search for meaning, like a character in Waiting for Godot — except nobody knows who or what Godot is. Or Musk. Or both.
TRON (TRX) — $0.325 (-1.6%)
TRON held relatively steady with a 1.6% decline. Market cap stands at $30.8 billion. The ATH of $0.43 was reached in December 2024, meaning TRX is down 24.6% since then. Justin Sun probably isn’t worried — he has other planets to colonize.
Macro Overview
The total crypto market cap stands at $2.25 trillion, down 2.5% in the last 24 hours. Total 24-hour trading volume surged 20% to $66.2 billion, suggesting panic selling is more intense than usual. Bitcoin dominance sits at 56.4%, while Ethereum holds 10% of the market. There are currently 17,857 active cryptocurrencies.
Today’s decline comes amid global macroeconomic uncertainty. Interest rates continue to pressure risk assets, and crypto is no exception. If the market were a Quentin Tarantino film — this is the part where everything looks like it’s about to explode, but instead you get a 20-minute dialogue. In other words — lots of talk, little action.
* Data sourced from CoinGecko at 12:10 UTC, July 28, 2026.