Promoted Coins

#Asset	Price	%1h	%6h	%24h	Market Cap	FDV	24h Volume	↓Votes
439 JAE 100 JaeCoin	$0.0001414	8.87%	3.83%	-0.12%	$2.78 M	$2.78 M	$185,893	321 182
87 Digi 100 Digicoin	$0.0x7713	-1.44%	-3.18%	-1.16%	$1.42 M	$1.42 M	$51,520	1.35 K 136
35 POM 30 POM	$0.001569	-0.08%	-0.34%	-19.37%	$1.23 M	$1.23 M	$32,434	3.08 K 106
8 FWOG 10 FWOG	$0.03445	3.10%	-0.44%	-13.67%	$33.61 M	$33.61 M	$3.12 M	9.35 K 84
53 PHNIX 53 PHNIX	$0.00001311	-0.29%	0.33%	-5.95%	$7.72 M	$7.72 M	$53,413	2.23 K 73
45 PONGO 45 PONGO	$0.0x88123	0.79%	-3.46%	-6.70%	$812,272	$812,272	$15,092	2.53 K 47
563 SHONG 563 Shong Inu	$0.0005413	-0.68%	7.36%	-43.36%	$541,300	$541,300	$286,595	252 31
68 BLUB 68 BLUB	$0.0x71319	0.75%	-0.10%	-3.49%	$4.28 M	$5.55 M	$9,967	1.82 K 26

Top Crypto Losers

Discover Cryptocurrencies with the Highest Price Decrease.

#Asset	Price	%1h	%6h	↑%24h	Market Cap	FDV	24h Volume	Votes
150 CATANA 150 Catana	$0.0005946	4.25%	2.40%	-25.53%	$594,590	$594,590	$39,361	885 0
447 Buckazoids 447 Buckazoids	$0.003536	-0.84%	-8.01%	-25.22%	$3.54 M	$3.54 M	$1.25 M	318 0
794 weedcoin 794 weedcoin	$0.001368	-16.94%	19.21%	-24.15%	$1.37 M	$1.37 M	$971,835	185 2
629 GIVER 629 GIVER	$0.001802	0.17%	-1.74%	-24.14%	$126,232	$126,232	$3,716	225 0
360 PESHI 360 PESHI	$0.0x62861	--	-21.67%	-24.12%	$119,677	$119,677	$366	383 0
444 Ghibli 444 Ghiblification	$0.007448	-3.05%	3.40%	-23.99%	$7.45 M	$7.45 M	$6.08 M	319 16
1779 WAVE 1779 Waveform	$0.0008143	0.53%	0.31%	-23.87%	$814,299	$814,299	$20,912	104 0
1441 MRSD 1441 MrsDoginme	$0.00001817	8.48%	18.86%	-23.53%	$17,716	$17,716	$13,720	118 0
1872 ZEN 1872 ZenFrogs	$0.00005783	--	-5.62%	-23.41%	$578,300	$578,300	$5,370	102 0
1435 PLAY 1435 BasePlay	$0.0000325	1.34%	-23.22%	-23.22%	$32,500	$32,500	$1,196	118 0
716 REI 716 Unit 00 - Rei	$0.03873	0.66%	-10.54%	-22.87%	$38.73 M	$38.73 M	$747,047	207 0
1597 FURY 1597 Defender Fury	$0.0004687	-0.54%	-8.41%	-22.49%	$468,700	$468,700	$16,296	111 0
999 PATLU 999 Patlu	$0.00003767	-8.35%	-11.57%	-22.40%	$37,670	$37,670	$2,535	152 0
622 pleb 622 pleb	$0.00002188	-3.06%	-0.33%	-22.33%	$21,880	$21,880	$5,991	227 0
1274 DKING 1274 draiftking	$0.2166	-1.17%	-4.47%	-22.12%	$4.55 M	$4.55 M	$55,270	128 0
1750 YEET 1750 YEET	$0.005912	-0.23%	-2.71%	-21.96%	$5.91 M	$5.91 M	$138,819	105 0
818 WINK 818 Wink	$0.00362	-0.86%	-4.22%	-21.88%	$3.62 M	$3.62 M	$70,773	180 0
1833 BNBXBT 1833 BNBXBT	$0.001087	-4.67%	-13.62%	-21.79%	$1.09 M	$1.09 M	$238,907	103 0
1694 HENLO 1694 henlo	$0.0002193	-2.47%	-6.76%	-21.52%	$7.61 M	$21.93 M	$78,557	107 0
257 BENJI 257 Basenji	$0.02029	-1.03%	-2.28%	-21.52%	$20.29 M	$20.29 M	$463,350	542 0

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Top Crypto Losers

Explore the 'Top Crypto Losers' section to uncover cryptocurrencies that are currently experiencing the most significant decreases in price. This section provides a real-time overview of tokens that have seen notable downturns, sorted from the highest to the least in terms of price drop. It's an essential tool for investors looking to understand market dynamics, identify potential buy-low opportunities, or evaluate the risks of their current holdings. Keeping an eye on these trends can offer insights into market sentiments and the factors influencing sharp declines in value.

What is All-Time High (ATH)?

In the context of cryptocurrency, the term 'All-Time High' (ATH) refers to the highest price point that a cryptocurrency has ever reached since it was first introduced to the market. Monitoring ATH can provide investors with insight into the historical performance and potential price ceiling of a token, aiding in strategic decision-making about when to sell or hold.

Understanding All-Time Low (ATL)

Conversely, 'All-Time Low' (ATL) denotes the lowest price at which a cryptocurrency has ever traded. This metric is crucial for investors to identify potential entry points and evaluate the downside risk of an investment. ATL can signal undervaluation or underlying issues, requiring thorough analysis to determine its investment viability.

Identifying Potential Investment Opportunities

Cryptocurrencies that have experienced a significant drop from their all-time high but still maintain a strong team, active social engagement, and secured liquidity might present good investment opportunities. Secured liquidity, often through mechanisms like burned or locked tokens, ensures that a portion of the supply is permanently removed from circulation or temporarily unavailable, which can help stabilize the token's price over time.

What is a Bear Market?

A bear market in cryptocurrency is characterized by prolonged price declines and widespread pessimism. As prices drop, the market sentiment tends to become negative, often resulting in even lower prices. Understanding bear markets is essential for identifying the cycles of the crypto market and preparing for potential opportunities that may arise during these downturns.

Importance of Investing in a Bear Market

Investing during a bear market might seem counterintuitive, but it can offer substantial opportunities for long-term gains. Prices of assets are generally lower, providing a chance to buy valuable cryptocurrencies at a discount. Investors who purchase during bear markets and hold onto their investments until the market recovers often realize significant returns once the market sentiment turns positive.

The Role of Social Engagement in Crypto Investments

Social engagement is a significant indicator of a cryptocurrency's community support and potential for recovery after price drops. Projects with active social media presence, regular updates, and strong community involvement are more likely to regain value and sustain long-term growth. Investors should consider these aspects along with technical analysis when evaluating potential investments.

How to Evaluate Cryptocurrency Investments After Price Declines

Evaluating cryptocurrencies after significant price declines involves looking beyond mere price metrics. It's important to assess the broader market conditions, project fundamentals, and news that may have triggered the decline. Understanding these factors can help investors distinguish between temporary setbacks and fundamental issues, thereby making more informed decisions about whether to buy, hold, or sell.