SkyAI crashed 15.8% in the past 24 hours to claim the bottom of the board among today’s losers, while Starknet flirted with its all-time low. While the meme front celebrated, the AI and infrastructure sector got a cold shower — on a day when Bitcoin, at $64,856, stayed locked in a tight -0.1% range.
SkyAI (SKYAI), a project promising decentralized artificial intelligence, lost 15.8% and now sits 88.5% below its all-time high of $0.856. The story is familiar: a token with big promises, thin delivery and even thinner market patience. In a world where AI projects compete like election campaigns, SkyAI lost its last voting district — liquidity.
Talus (US) fell 9.2% and, with a $130 million market cap, continued its quiet correction. Talus is building a blockchain for AI agents, but today the agents apparently chose other destinations. River (RIVER) at -9.1% wrote the saddest stat of the day: a token worth $87.73 in February now trades at $2.58 — a breathtaking 97% drawdown. If that was a river, the riverbed has run dry.
RaveDAO (RAVE) slid 7.7%, proving that every party, like any good rave, must eventually end — the only question is who gets out before the lights go out. Starknet (STRK), once the pride of the Ethereum Layer 2 ecosystem, fell 6.6% to $0.0234, just 0.2% above its historical floor. For a project that peaked at $4.41, that’s a 99.5% decline — a number that looks like a typo but reads like cold reality.
Algorand (ALGO), a veteran that has survived more bull and bear cycles than most tokens have days of existence, dropped 5.8% to $0.0825. ALGO now sits just 8.9% above its all-time low of $0.0757. DeXe (DEXE) lost 5.0% and KAITO 4.9%, while Grass (GRASS) at -4.7% added another stone to the bearish pile.
The contrast with the day’s winners is striking: while meme tokens posted double-digit gains, “serious” projects with big narratives are sinking. That’s the old law of crypto thermodynamics — attention isn’t shared, it’s taken. Capital doesn’t leave the sector forever, but on meme-euphoria days it retreats from anything that smells like fundamental analysis.
For investors, days like this carry a useful lesson: a 90%+ drop from ATH does not automatically make a token “cheap.” RIVER is proof that a token can lose 97% of its value and keep falling — price is not a discount, it’s a market verdict. Starknet, meanwhile, shows how thin the line is between “bottom” and “new bottom.” When volume dries up ($8.6 million a day for STRK), even the smallest sell order can push the price through the floor.
Financial data (24h)
SkyAI (SKYAI) — Price: $0.0983 | Market cap: $98.0M | Volume (24h): $25.7M | Supply: 998.4M SKYAI | ATH: $0.856 | ATL: $0.0143
Talus (US) — Price: $0.0448 | Market cap: $130.3M | Volume (24h): $22.8M | Supply: 2.91B | ATH: $0.0608 | ATL: $0.00268
River (RIVER) — Price: $2.58 | Market cap: $50.7M | Volume (24h): $3.0M | Supply: 19.6M RIVER | ATH: $87.73 | ATL: $1.58
RaveDAO (RAVE) — Price: $0.3267 | Market cap: $82.4M | Volume (24h): $6.1M | Supply: 252.5M RAVE | ATH: $28.10 | ATL: $0.206
Starknet (STRK) — Price: $0.0234 | Market cap: $159.5M | Volume (24h): $8.6M | Supply: 6.81B | ATH: $4.41 | ATL: $0.0234
Algorand (ALGO) — Price: $0.0825 | Market cap: $744.3M | Volume (24h): $25.1M | Supply: 9.02B | ATH: $3.56 | ATL: $0.0757