SkyAI (SKYAI) jumped 90.25% to $0.6507, topping the gainers chart, according to CoinGecko data. MemeCore (M) fell 10.45% to $2.67, leading decliners, while Dash, Siren, Ondo and World Liberty Financial advanced and HASH, JUST, Algorand and Arbitrum slipped.
Gainers
SkyAI (SKYAI) rose 90.25% to $0.6507. The AI-focused token’s market cap reached $644.16M, putting it near the top of today’s mid-cap movers. Traders rotated into AI-linked names during the session as sector narratives around compute and models stayed active. The surge lifted SKYAI ahead of other risers including Dash and Siren. The rally put SKYAI at the front of the leaderboard by a wide margin.
Dash (DASH) climbed 24.65% to $47.98. No specific news has been tied to the move. The payments-centric chain uses a masternode architecture and emphasizes speed and confirmations for everyday transactions. Dash’s market cap sits at $608.14M. The spike echoed periodic bursts in older proof-of-work names that occasionally outpace larger caps in short windows.
Siren (SIREN) added 10.27% to $0.7744. Siren is a DeFi protocol for on-chain options and structured products, offering market infrastructure for hedging and yield strategies. The token’s market cap is $558.27M. Price action reflects steady interest in derivatives-focused primitives within DeFi.
Ondo (ONDO) advanced 8.47% to $0.3018. The project is associated with tokenized Treasuries and other real‑world‑asset yield products that bridge traditional instruments into DeFi. Traders pointed to broader altcoin rotation. ONDO’s market cap sits at $1.47B, the second largest among today’s gainers after WLFI. RWA-linked assets often trade in step with rates narratives and demand for tokenized cash equivalents.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) climbed 5.70% to $0.0612. WLFI is a finance‑branded token project. Its market cap reached $1.94B, the largest in the gainers cohort. The move extended WLFI’s lead over mid‑cap risers such as SkyAI, Dash and Siren. The uptick arrived without a headline driver as interest concentrated in higher‑cap names on the day.
Losers
MemeCore (M) dropped 10.45% to $2.67. The token’s market cap is $3.46B, the largest among today’s decliners and bigger than any gainer listed except WLFI. As a meme‑themed asset, trading is highly sentiment‑driven and prone to sharp reversals. No fresh headlines accompanied the drawdown. The decline contrasted with strength in several mid‑cap gainers in the session’s rotation.
Provenance Blockchain (HASH) fell 3.79% to $0.0109. HASH secures the Provenance network, which targets asset origination, servicing and trading for financial institutions. Its market cap stands at $574.56M. Price discovery in HASH often reflects enterprise adoption cycles and pipeline development rather than pure retail momentum.
JUST (JST) eased 3.22% to $0.0815. JST underpins TRON’s JUST ecosystem, which supports collateralized stablecoin issuance, lending and governance. The token’s market cap is $697.18M. Moves in JST can track TRON DeFi activity and shifts in stablecoin demand across associated protocols.
Algorand (ALGO) slipped 3.11% to $0.1130. Algorand is a layer‑1 network using a pure proof‑of‑stake design and aiming for low-latency settlement. The asset’s market cap sits at $1.00B. ALGO’s softness arrived as gains clustered in other narratives, including AI and tokenized yields.
Arbitrum (ARB) declined 2.89% to $0.1149. Arbitrum is an Ethereum layer‑2 that batches transactions with optimistic rollups, offering lower fees and faster finality compared with L1 settlement. ARB’s market cap is $706.97M. Ecosystem activity often aligns with Ethereum DeFi cycles, incentive programs and application launches.
Market Outlook
The dispersion was wide: the top gainer rose 90.25% while the biggest loser shed 10.45%. Gainers clustered around AI, payments and RWA themes, with WLFI and ONDO posting the largest capitalizations at $1.94B and $1.47B, respectively, as smaller caps like Siren at $558.27M also advanced.
Traders will watch whether AI and RWA momentum persists against pressure in established L1s and L2s such as Algorand and Arbitrum. Into the week, attention stays on Bitcoin’s direction, any major token unlock schedules, and macro prints like U.S. inflation data that can sway risk appetite.
