Mubarak sank 32.8%, Aurora 27.7%, and Harmony 24.3% — while the whole market slid downhill, these tokens did not merely fall, they tumbled off the cliff.
Total capitalization lost 4.9% to $2.87 trillion, Bitcoin weakened 2.1% to around $84,400, and Ethereum dropped 2.5% to $2,684. When a red wave like that crosses the market it rarely spares anyone, but a few names paid the heaviest price of the day.
Mubarak (MUBARAK) — -32.8%
A token carrying $105.2 million in volume — among the highest in the entire losers bracket — crashed to $0.0528. A $52.8 million market cap and rank 458 offered no shelter. The daily range from $0.086 to $0.0516 was a genuine stampede: buyers shoving each other through the exit. Down 75% from its $0.211 peak, today was simply the latest act of the drama.
Aurora (AURORA) — -27.7%
Aurora fell to $0.0709 on $14.7 million in volume. The number that best sums up its fate is not today’s -27.7% but the fact it once traded at $35.40. That is 99.8% below the peak — an investment-grade ice age. A $51.5 million market cap and rank 468 tell the story of a project fighting for every inch of ground.
Harmony (ONE) — -24.3%
One of the better-known names on today’s blacklist. Harmony dropped to $0.00246 on $42.5 million in volume — solid liquidity for a token that lost nearly a quarter of its value in a day. Sitting 99.4% below its $0.379 peak, with a $36.5 million market cap at rank 609, this is a painful lesson in how older layer-1 projects lose the fight for attention.
FOLKS (FOLKS) — -21.8%
The priciest token in the losers bracket by nominal price — $2.29 — slid 21.8% on a modest $6.0 million in volume. Market cap sits at $41.2 million, and against the $48.86 high it is 95.3% down. A rare case of a high per-coin price signaling no high value.
Anonymous Cat (ZCAT) — -20.7%
The meme cat burned through nine lives at once, slipping to $0.0733 on $7.1 million in volume. With a $70.9 million market cap and rank 374, it is the largest victim among today’s losers — proof that the meme sector offered no safe haven at all.
The absolute bottom-dwellers
For those who love the statistical edge cases: MUSEBOOK fell 35.1% and Magic Hash 34.3%. Both are micro-caps ($22.5 million and $1.6 million) where small orders move the price. Not names for serious portfolios, but a perfect illustration of what panic looks like when buyers vanish.
The day’s lesson
When the market loses 4.9% in a day, losers are not sorted by quality but by liquidity. Tokens with thinner order books fall faster and deeper — because when everyone wants out and nobody wants in, price does not find a floor, it finds an abyss. Today’s five names are learning that first-hand.
Financial Data
| Token | Price | MCap | 24h Vol | Supply (circ/max) | ATH | ATL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MUBARAK | $0.0528 | $52.8M | $105.2M | 1.0B / 1.0B | $0.2112 | $0.0092 |
| AURORA | $0.0709 | $51.5M | $14.7M | 738.3M / 1.0B | $35.40 | $0.0146 |
| ONE | $0.00246 | $36.5M | $42.5M | 14.87B / — | $0.3790 | $0.00057 |
| FOLKS | $2.29 | $41.2M | $6.0M | 18.0M / 50.0M | $48.86 | $0.8404 |
| ZCAT | $0.0733 | $70.9M | $7.1M | 968.1M / 1.0B | $0.1755 | $0.0224 |
Source: CoinGecko, 24.09.2026. Prices in USD.