Cash Cat loses 37% as FC Porto and DeXe sink

Cash Cat loses 37% as FC Porto and DeXe sink

While part of the market celebrates, another part burns. Today’s losers come from all segments — from meme tokens to fan tokens and DeFi heavyweights. The biggest victim: Cash Cat, which lost more than a third of its value in 24 hours.

Cash Cat: landed on four paws — face first

Cash Cat (CASHCAT) leads the losers list with a catastrophic -37.23%. The token that was worth $0.22 just days ago now trades at $0.10. Market cap dropped to $102 million, and volume of $74 million suggests someone is massively dumping. What makes Cash Cat particularly painful is that the ATL is nearly zero — $0.00000010 — meaning early investors are still in enormous profit, but late buyers are biting their nails.

FC Porto: fan loyalty no longer enough

FC Porto fan token (PORTO) dropped 18.84% and now trades at $0.48. The ATH of $14.64 feels like a distant memory from 2021, when fan tokens were the hottest ticket in town. Today? A market cap of just $5.5 million and volume barely clearing $20 million. The fan crypto hype appears dead — for now. Still, Porto is a big club and this could be an opportunity for those with long-term nerves.

Billions Network: name suggests wealth, chart suggests otherwise

BILL fell 18.54%, though market cap remains a respectable $82 million. The project targeting digital identity and KYC solutions is clearly going through a correction after previous growth. Volume of $51 million suggests the panic is real — and someone is pulling money out in a big way.

The Black Bull and ZEROBASE: dark clouds

ANSEM (The Black Bull) lost 17.73%, while ZBT (ZEROBASE) fell 16.15%. Both projects share the same fate: solid market caps of $76 and $22 million, but bearish charts offering no shelter. ANSEM has fallen from an ATH of $0.44 to $0.18 — a bloodbath for late investors.

Velvet and Pons: soft landing

Velvet (VELVET) lost 14.16%, with a $213 million market cap. This project has serious infrastructure and market trust, but even that wasn’t enough for a bearish day. Pons (PONS) dropped 11.44%, but with suspicious data — market cap shown as zero, raising questions about its actual liquidity.

DeXe: biggest name among losers

DeXe (DEXE) lost 10.08%, but with a $1.73 billion market cap, this is a blow felt across the market. DeXe is a DAO governance protocol that has spent years building its reputation. The drop from an ATH of $48.85 to the current $37.18 isn’t a catastrophe — but in a world where others are rising, stagnation hurts.

Synapse: bridges burning

SYN (Synapse) fell 9.35%, continuing its multi-month bear trend. The ATH of $4.92 feels like science fiction as the token hovers around $0.24. Cross-chain bridges are no longer sexy — at least until the next bull run proves otherwise.

Financial data — Losers of the Day

  • Cash Cat (CASHCAT) — Price: $0.10388100 | MCap: $102,984,463 | 24h Vol: $74,498,730 | Supply: 991.36M | ATH: $0.22778500 | ATL: $0.00000010
  • FC Porto (PORTO) — Price: $0.48875300 | MCap: $5,536,873 | 24h Vol: $20,910,549 | Supply: 11.32M | ATH: $14.64000000 | ATL: $0.38497600
  • Billions Network (BILL) — Price: $0.03393430 | MCap: $82,396,748 | 24h Vol: $51,011,023 | Supply: 2.42B | ATH: $0.23310100 | ATL: $0.02249091
  • The Black Bull (ANSEM) — Price: $0.18398700 | MCap: $76,475,861 | 24h Vol: $34,732,122 | Supply: 415.65M | ATH: $0.44047600 | ATL: $0.00014410
  • ZEROBASE (ZBT) — Price: $0.09022100 | MCap: $22,099,965 | 24h Vol: $53,531,319 | Supply: 244.99M | ATH: $1.02500000 | ATL: $0.05826900
  • Velvet (VELVET) — Price: $0.50667300 | MCap: $213,339,096 | 24h Vol: $11,280,214 | Supply: 421.06M | ATH: $2.07000000 | ATL: $0.04131603
  • DeXe (DEXE) — Price: $37.18000000 | MCap: $1,737,813,677 | 24h Vol: $103,570,310 | Supply: 46.75M | ATH: $48.85000000 | ATL: $0.67156300
  • Synapse (SYN) — Price: $0.24724600 | MCap: $54,124,460 | 24h Vol: $28,668,043 | Supply: 219.06M | ATH: $4.92000000 | ATL: $0.02738298

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