Talus plunged more than 40 percent to become the day’s biggest loser, while Treasure and Origin Token kept sliding downhill in a market that looked like Tinder after a bad date — everyone wanted out.
While the winners celebrated, the other side of the market was counting bruises. Three tokens ended up in the red ring, and one fell like a jenga tower at the end of the game.
Talus (US) — -40.01%
What is Talus?
Talus is a project positioning itself as a network for artificial intelligence and autonomous agents. The idea is to build infrastructure where AI agents can communicate, execute tasks and pay each other for services without intermediaries. It sounds like a sci-fi movie script, and it is precisely on that narrative that projects like this often build community interest and speculative capital.
Why is it falling?
When a token climbs tenfold within a short period, what follows is usually not smooth sailing but a fall without a parachute. Talus was the target of a classic balloon deflation: after a strong pump, early buyers took profit, liquidity dried up, and the rest of the market was left holding the bag. There is no hack or project collapse here — just pure supply-and-demand dynamics. When everyone wants to exit through the same small door, the price falls faster than a politician’s reputation after a scandal.
Financial data: price $0.01948911 | 24h -40.01% | MCap $56.7M | 24h volume $15.5M | circulating supply 2.91B US | ATH $0.060785 (-67.94%) | ATL $0.002679 (+627.47%)
Treasure (MAGIC) — -20.67%
What is Treasure?
Treasure is a blockchain gaming ecosystem connecting different games through a shared MAGIC token. The vision was to create a “universe” where players can transfer value between games, trade items and take part in the community. At the peak of the gaming narrative, Treasure was one of the most interesting projects in the sector.
Why is it falling?
Gaming and metaverse narratives have been walking a tightrope between hype and disappointment for years. When market attention drifts to other sectors — AI, ZK-rollups, meme coins — projects like Treasure are left without a fresh inflow of capital. Add to that the fact that MAGIC is extremely far from its historic peak (nearly 98 percent lower), so any selling pressure hits harder than one might expect. Today there were simply more people wanting to leave than wanting to enter.
Financial data: price $0.097738 | 24h -20.67% | MCap $33.0M | 24h volume $208.4M | circulating supply 337.3M MAGIC | ATH $6.32 (-98.45%) | ATL $0.01999252 (+388.87%)
Origin Token (OGN) — -13.24%
What is Origin Token?
Origin Protocol is a project building decentralized marketplace applications, primarily in e-commerce and the “buy now, pay later” model on the blockchain, along with its own OUSD stablecoin and OGN token. The goal was to remove middlemen from online sales and let token holders participate in governance and rewards.
Why is it falling?
OGN is one of those tokens that were stars of previous cycles but gradually lost their shine. When a project goes a long time without delivering a major new narrative, the market slowly cools — and then every broader wave of selling (like the one seen today) hits exactly such tokens. A 13 percent drop is not a catastrophe in crypto, but in the context of a day where some coins jumped over 40 percent, it looks like someone forgot to put OGN on the guest list.
Financial data: price $0.03394973 | 24h -13.24% | MCap $25.7M | 24h volume $53.0M | circulating supply 756.9M OGN | ATH $3.35 (-98.99%) | ATL $0.01416988 (+139.59%)
Disclaimer: This article is not investment advice. Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile and investing may result in the loss of funds. Data is for informational purposes and is subject to change.
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