10 Cryptocurrencies Post the Week’s Biggest Gains

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  • CoinMarketCap ranked Pieverse first with a seven-day gain of 26.14%, followed by Kite at 24.81% and Midnight at 22.96%.
  • CoinGecko also placed Pieverse first, recording a 31% weekly increase, while Midnight gained 24.7%.
  • The gains came despite broad selling pressure that sent Bitcoin near $62,000 and triggered $1.96 billion in forced liquidations within 24 hours.

Pieverse led the weekly gainers on both CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko, although the platforms reported different seven-day returns. Its advance stood out during a broad crypto-market sell-off in which Bitcoin fell to nearly $62,000, a level last seen in July.

The market recorded $1.96 billion in forced liquidations within 24 hours. Despite the deterioration in sentiment, several crypto assets posted double-digit weekly gains.

CoinMarketCap’s top 10 weekly gainers

Pieverse (PIEVERSE) ranked first on CoinMarketCap after rising 26.14% over seven days to $1.87. Its market capitalization stood at $563.97 million, with $61.43 million in 24-hour trading volume.

Kite (KITE) placed second with a 24.81% gain. Its price reached $0.1364, while its market capitalization was $392.46 million and its 24-hour trading volume was $25.07 million.

Midnight (NIGHT) ranked third, climbing 22.96% to $0.05001. The asset had a market capitalization of $830.61 million and 24-hour trading volume of $120.71 million.

Falcon Finance (FF) and Jupiter (JUP) took fourth and fifth place, gaining 10.99% and 10.55%, respectively. Falcon Finance traded at $0.09582, while Jupiter was priced at $0.2679.

The remaining places went to MemeCore, up 3.88%; World Liberty Financial, up 2.81%; JUST, up 2%; TrueUSD, up 0.09%; and Tether, up 0.08%.

CoinGecko’s top weekly performers

CoinGecko also ranked Pieverse first but recorded a higher seven-day gain of 31%. Midnight followed with a 24.7% increase.

Jupiter placed third after rising 11.5% over seven days. Its market capitalization stood at about $889.18 million, and its 24-hour trading volume was $80.19 million.

Other entries included MemeCore, up 3.4%; World Liberty Financial, up 2.5%; Beldex, up 2.1%; and JUST, up 1.5%. Usual USD, Janus Henderson Anemoy AAA and Invesco Short Duration US Government Securities Fund each gained 0.1%.

Pieverse, Midnight and Jupiter appeared in both rankings. CoinMarketCap also included Kite and Falcon Finance, while CoinGecko included Beldex and several tokenized instruments pegged to dollar-denominated assets.

Source: Incrypted

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