The move also represents Ethereum’s largest single-day percentage jump since November 24, when it climbed 4.23%. The second-largest cryptocurrency has now advanced in three of the past four trading sessions, attempting to stabilize after a difficult month.

Despite today’s rebound, Ethereum remains down 21.72% month-to-date, putting it on track for its worst month since February 2025, when it fell nearly 33%. ETH is also down 9.68% year-to-date, reflecting ongoing market pressure following its August peak.

Ethereum is currently trading:

• 39.03% below its all-time intraday high of $4,955.23 (Aug. 24, 2025)

• 16.96% lower than a year ago

• Up 108.10% from its 52-week low of $1,387.85 (Apr. 9, 2025)

During today’s session, ETH traded as high as $3,042.60, up 3.79% at the intraday peak.

Data reflects the 5 p.m. ET price snapshot on Kraken, compiled by Dow Jones Market Data.

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The 24-hour chart shows BNB moving between a low of approximately $851 and a high of around $904, indicating a wide intraday range. Although the recent bounce signals improving short-term sentiment, the price action suggests that buyers are still struggling to establish a stable foothold above $900.

Data from the trading dashboard also indicates a mixed flow of orders. The money-flow breakdown shows significantly higher sell volume in large orders compared with buys over the measured intervals, contributing to pressure on upward momentum. Meanwhile, sentiment from Binance Square reflects a largely optimistic community mood, with 71 per cent voting bullish.

BNB remains above its recent local bottom but continues to trade below key moving averages on the one-day chart. The token’s market capitalisation stands at around $123.8 billion based on the visible data provided. Whether BNB can sustain a move above $900 will depend on how trading volumes and market sentiment evolve over the coming sessions, but current charts indicate that the level remains a firm short-term hurdle.

Disclaimer: This report is based on visible market data and is not financial advice. Crypto markets are volatile; readers should exercise caution.

The day’s biggest winners came from the smaller‑cap end of the market, where BANANAS surged to about $0.0054 with a gain of nearly 55 per cent, putting it at the top of the gainers’ list. Other notable risers included DODO at roughly $0.0304 and ORCA at $1.30, each advancing more than 20 per cent in a single session, with tokens such as OM, ACE and PENDLE also logging solid double‑digit percentage increases.

On the downside, RESOLV headed the top‑losers column, slipping to around $0.105 with a decline of more than 22 per cent over 24 hours. PARTI and WLFI also faced heavy selling pressure, each dropping more than 8 per cent, while PROM, MMT and several other names recorded mid‑single‑digit to high‑single‑digit losses as traders rotated profits out of recent outperformers into fresher momentum plays.

Data as on 10:09AM IST.

Trading data from the one‑day chart indicated a session open close to $90,484, with the price reaching a high of about $91,950 and a low just under $90,000 before closing near $91,150. The move left Bitcoin up roughly two per cent on the day, as the market stabilised following a series of heavy sell‑offs that had wiped tens of thousands of dollars from its value since the all‑time high.

Technical indicators on the chart, including short‑ and medium‑term moving averages, showed the price beginning to curl back towards the 25‑day average after spending several sessions below it. Traders said the bounce from the $80,600 area, combined with rising intraday volumes, suggested that a local floor may be forming, though Bitcoin remains well below its peak near $120,000 reached in late October.

Market participants are now watching whether Bitcoin can hold above the psychological $90,000 level and build on the recovery towards the mid‑$90,000s. A sustained move higher, they noted, would strengthen the case that the worst of the recent downturn is over, while a break back below $90,000 could invite another round of selling from short‑term speculators.