JUST (JST) rose 6.10% to $0.0660, topping the 24-hour gainers chart, according to CoinGecko data. World Liberty Financial (WLFI) posted the steepest decline, falling 7.47% to $0.0917. Broader movers included Rain up 3.57% to $0.007864, MemeCore up 3.01% to $2.71, NEAR Protocol up 2.80% to $1.33, and Bitget Token up 1.71% to $1.89, while Sui, LayerZero, POL, and Jupiter finished in the red.
Top Gainers
JUST (JST) gained 6.10% to $0.0660. The token’s market cap stands at $581.23M. JUST is tied to TRON’s DeFi stack, with JST used for governance and protocol parameters across the USDJ stablecoin and related lending mechanisms. Liquidity in the TRON ecosystem often concentrates around core venues, and JST’s move came as the token preserved a mid-cap profile.
Rain (RAIN) advanced 3.57% to $0.007864. Its market capitalization is $3.76B, a sizable valuation for a sub-cent quote that points to a large circulating supply. No specific news has been tied to the move.
MemeCore (M) climbed 3.01% to $2.71. The token’s market value is $4.77B, placing it among the larger speculative names by capitalization. Price action in meme-adjacent sectors can swing rapidly as liquidity rotates across narratives, and M’s session gain extended that theme without outsized volatility.
NEAR Protocol (NEAR) added 2.80% to $1.33. NEAR’s market cap is $1.72B. The layer-1 network emphasizes sharded execution and user-friendly account features, with NEAR used for gas and staking within its validator set. Traders pointed to broader altcoin rotation as the token outperformed peers on the day.
Bitget Token (BGB) rose 1.71% to $1.89. The exchange token carries a $1.32B market cap. BGB is issued by the Bitget crypto exchange and is typically used for trading fee discounts, launchpad access, and promotions, leaving it sensitive to shifts in venue activity and listing calendars.
Top Losers
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) fell 7.47% to $0.0917. The token’s market cap sits at $2.91B, keeping it in large-cap territory despite the drawdown. No direct headline catalyst surfaced during the window, and the decline capped a session where sellers pressed levels across select higher-beta names.
Sui (SUI) declined 6.57% to $0.9096. Its market capitalization is $3.59B. Sui is a high-throughput layer-1 from Mysten Labs that uses Move-based smart contracts and parallel execution to optimize performance. The day’s move tracked a broader fade in several L1s as flows rotated away from recently bid pockets.
LayerZero (ZRO) dropped 6.03% to $1.96. The token’s market value is $493.41M. LayerZero underpins cross-chain messaging for applications bridging liquidity and state across networks, and ZRO governs aspects of protocol economics. Risk-off tone across interoperability plays weighed on mid-caps, pressuring ZRO through the session.
POL (ex-MATIC) (POL) slid 5.71% to $0.0870. Its market cap is $924.11M. POL is Polygon’s upgraded token intended to replace MATIC under the network’s rebrand and roadmap, aligning staking and network security across Polygon 2.0 architecture. Migration dynamics and bridge flows can affect pricing as liquidity transitions between tokens.
Jupiter (JUP) eased 5.64% to $0.1593. The token’s market capitalization stands at $565.52M. JUP powers the Solana-based Jupiter DEX aggregator ecosystem, with governance over incentives and community programs tied to routing and liquidity. Pricing has tended to mirror shifts in Solana DeFi activity and risk appetite across on-chain order flow.
Market Outlook
The tape split cleanly: the top gainer rose 6.10% while the largest decliner shed 7.47%, with advances concentrated in a mix of DeFi, exchange, and L1 names. Mid-cap interoperability and certain Solana-aligned tokens lagged, while TRON- and exchange-linked assets found modest bids.
Into the next sessions, watch Bitcoin’s range for cues on altcoin beta, along with any updates on Polygon’s POL migration milestones, LayerZero roadmap communications, and Solana DEX volumes tied to JUP. Macro prints and liquidity conditions around major exchange listings could set the tone for follow-through.
