JUST jumped 9.14% to $0.0744, topping the gainers chart as select altcoins edged higher, according to CoinGecko data. Provenance Blockchain (HASH) slid 8.67% to $0.0110 to lead decliners, while Aave, Hyperliquid, Mantle and MemeCore also finished lower.
Gainers
JUST (JST) rose 9.14% to $0.0744, lifting its market cap to $636.15M. JST is the governance and utility token for the TRON-based JUST protocol, which centers on on-chain lending and collateral management. The asset’s utility spans protocol votes and various incentive mechanics within the JUST ecosystem. Broad exchange listings give JST ample price discovery across centralized platforms and TRON-native venues.
Canton (CC) added 2.29% to $0.1499, valuing the network at a $5.75B market cap. Canton is an institution-focused blockchain network aimed at interoperable, permissioned applications with privacy and compliance tooling for regulated finance. No specific news has been tied to the move. The network’s design targets use cases like asset issuance, settlement and synchronized workflows across independently governed applications.
Toncoin (TON) advanced 2.19% to $1.30, bringing its market cap to $3.24B. TON is a Layer-1 chain aligned with the Telegram community, supporting consumer payments, mini apps and general-purpose dApps. The token powers computation and storage across the network and serves as the medium for fees. Its market remains liquid across major centralized venues and on-chain routes.
Aster (ASTER) gained 1.74% to $0.6793, taking its market cap to $1.67B. Aster (ASTER) is marketed as a general-purpose smart contract platform focused on speed and developer support. Traders pointed to broader altcoin rotation. The modest advance placed ASTER among the day’s top five gainers.
Bitget Token (BGB) rose 1.57% to $1.88, for a $1.32B market cap. BGB is the exchange token of Bitget, offering trading fee discounts, Launchpad access and other in-platform utilities tied to the venue’s product set. Exchange tokens often mirror platform activity and promotional cycles, keeping BGB sensitive to venue-specific flows. Its steady climb rounded out the gainer cohort.
Losers
Provenance Blockchain (HASH) dropped 8.67% to $0.0110, with market cap at $627.21M. HASH powers the Provenance public blockchain used for asset tokenization, on-chain lending and financial market infrastructure. The token is used for fees, staking and governance across the network’s modules. The slide put HASH at the bottom of the daily losers list.
Aave (AAVE) fell 6.07% to $91.38, taking its market cap to $1.39B. Aave is a leading non-custodial lending protocol whose governance token underpins the Safety Module and protocol votes across multiple chains. Its v3 architecture introduced features such as isolation mode and high-efficiency mode to refine risk and capital efficiency. Today’s decline contrasted with gains among several exchange and L1 tokens.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) slid 5.54% to $41.12, with a market cap of $9.80B. HYPE is the token for Hyperliquid, a high-throughput decentralized derivatives venue and appchain built around an on-chain order book. The asset governs protocol changes and can be staked within the ecosystem. Despite the pullback, HYPE remains among the larger recent listings by market value.
Mantle (MNT) declined 5.11% to $0.6212, putting its market cap at $2.04B. Mantle is an Ethereum Layer-2 network employing a modular approach alongside a sizable ecosystem treasury. MNT serves as the network’s gas and governance asset and emerged via a migration from the BitDAO umbrella. The move placed MNT among the day’s top five decliners.
MemeCore (M) slipped 4.72% to $3.42, with a market cap of $6.01B. Beyond its meme-branded positioning, detailed project documentation remained limited across mainstream data sources. Moves of this size are common across meme-segment names, where liquidity and sentiment can dominate short-term action.
Market Outlook
The top gainer rose 9.14% while the biggest loser shed 8.67%, underscoring dispersion across majors and mid-caps. Upside clustered around TRON, exchange-linked and L1 assets, while declines concentrated in DeFi lending, derivatives and Layer-2 names.
Into the next session, watch Bitcoin’s spot range and funding, any network upgrade headlines from major L1s, and upcoming U.S. macro prints such as inflation or jobs data. Liquidity into the weekly close and exchange campaign calendars can skew flows across venue tokens and DeFi governance assets.
