Siren (SIREN) jumped 71.57% to $1.74, topping the gainers chart as select altcoins pushed higher, according to CoinGecko data. Bittensor (TAO) added 10.97% to $334.25, with Stellar (XLM) up 7.77% to $0.1777 and Zcash (ZEC) rising 7.70% to $244.93. Hyperliquid (HYPE) gained 7.37% to $40.25. On the downside, JUST (JST) slipped 4.06% to $0.0601 to lead decliners, followed by Stable (STABLE) at -3.67% to $0.0265 and Monero (XMR) at -3.57% to $339.97.
Top Gainers
Siren (SIREN) surged 71.57% to $1.74. The move lifted its market cap to $1.26B. Siren is a decentralized options protocol enabling on-chain options via automated market makers and permissionless liquidity. Interest in on-chain derivatives has been elevated, but direct, coin-specific drivers were not clearly flagged.
Bittensor (TAO) rose 10.97% to $334.25. No specific news has been tied to the move. With a $3.21B market cap, Bittensor powers a decentralized machine learning network that rewards model training and inference contributions using TAO incentives.
Stellar (XLM) added 7.77% to $0.1777. The payments-focused network is designed for cross-border transfers and asset issuance, including fiat on/off-ramps and stablecoin integrations. XLM’s market cap now stands at $5.87B.
Zcash (ZEC) climbed 7.70% to $244.93. ZEC employs zero-knowledge proofs to enable shielded transactions alongside transparent ones and carries a $4.07B market cap. Traders pointed to broader altcoin rotation as liquidity moved beyond the largest names.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) advanced 7.37% to $40.25. The token’s market cap is $9.60B. HYPE is associated with an on-chain perpetuals exchange that emphasizes low-latency matching and deep markets. Exchange-linked tokens can mirror platform activity and fee dynamics, though attribution on any given session is often diffuse.
Top Losers
JUST (JST) fell 4.06% to $0.0601. The Tron ecosystem token, used within the JUST DeFi suite, holds a $530.10M market cap. JST price moves can coincide with shifts across Tron-linked lending and stablecoin activity, but no clear headline driver emerged during the period.
Stable (STABLE) slipped 3.67% to $0.0265. Its market cap sits at $561.89M. Despite the name, the quoted price indicates STABLE is not a dollar-pegged asset. No new developments were linked to the day’s move.
Monero (XMR) eased 3.57% to $339.97. XMR, a leading privacy coin using ring signatures and stealth addresses, has a $6.27B market cap. Privacy-focused assets have faced ongoing compliance headwinds and narrower centralized exchange support in some jurisdictions, conditions that can amplify volatility.
Canton (CC) dropped 2.59% to $0.1429. The token’s market cap is $5.45B. Price action cooled without an obvious catalyst on widely followed public channels.
Sky (SKY) declined 2.18% to $0.0711. SKY’s market cap is $1.64B. With the ticker used by more than one project across venues, clear, coin-specific headlines were lacking during the window, and the move looked like routine flow-driven softness.
Market Outlook
The dispersion was stark: the top gainer rose 71.57% while the biggest loser shed 4.06%. Gains were led by a mix of infrastructure and privacy names, with HYPE’s $9.60B market cap underscoring interest in derivatives-linked tokens as XLM and ZEC also advanced.
Traders will watch whether breadth persists beyond a handful of outsized movers and how liquidity behaves into month-end. Focus stays on Bitcoin’s dominance and upcoming macro prints such as U.S. inflation data, which can quickly reshape risk appetite across majors and mid-caps.
