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Decred (DCR) surged 17.67% to $28.04, leading the day’s gains, according to CoinGecko data. Several major tokens also rose, including Aave, Morpho, Uniswap and POL (ex-MATIC), while Provenance Blockchain, Ethena, LEO Token, Pi Network and World Liberty Financial were among the biggest decliners.
Decred rose 17.67% to $28.04. The hybrid proof-of-work and proof-of-stake network emphasizes on-chain governance and development funding via a decentralized treasury. Its market capitalization reached $485.54M after the move. The project also operates DCRDEX, a non-custodial exchange built for atomic swap trading.
Price: $28.04
Daily change: +17.67%
Market cap: $485.54M
Aave gained 3.81% to $120.12. No specific news was tied to the move. The lending protocol’s token governs risk parameters and incentives across markets on Ethereum and multiple layer-2s, alongside its GHO stablecoin ecosystem. AAVE’s market capitalization is $1.83B.
Price: $120.12
Daily change: +3.81%
Market cap: $1.83B
Morpho rose 2.93% to $1.63. Morpho builds credit markets that optimize deposits and borrows, with a modular architecture that has interfaced with incumbents such as Aave and Compound. The token’s valuation sits at $890.54M following today’s uptick, with protocol utilization and yield dynamics cited as key drivers of demand.
Price: $1.63
Daily change: +2.93%
Market cap: $890.54M
Uniswap added 2.19% to $3.59. Traders pointed to broader altcoin rotation. UNI is the governance token for the automated market maker that popularized concentrated liquidity with Uniswap v3 and supports cross-chain deployments. Its market capitalization is $2.28B.
Price: $3.59
Daily change: +2.19%
Market cap: $2.28B
POL (ex-MATIC) advanced 1.98% to $0.1088. POL is the successor token for Polygon’s 2.0 roadmap, designed to secure multiple chains via a shared staking layer. The asset’s market capitalization is $1.15B after the session, with token migrations from MATIC to POL remaining in focus as infrastructure and venues update support.
Price: $0.1088
Daily change: +1.98%
Market cap: $1.15B
Provenance Blockchain fell 5.79% to $0.0174. HASH powers Provenance, an open-source network for asset issuance and financial services, including lending and securitization tooling. The decline left its market capitalization at $953.03M, with little in the way of fresh announcements tied to the move.
Price: $0.0174
Daily change: -5.79%
Market cap: $953.03M
Ethena slipped 5.12% to $0.1057. ENA governs Ethena, a protocol behind the synthetic dollar USDe that uses delta-hedged positions and staking yields to maintain its structure. No material catalyst was reported across official channels during the drop. ENA’s market capitalization is $869.75M.
Price: $0.1057
Daily change: -5.12%
Market cap: $869.75M
LEO Token declined 4.22% to $8.32. LEO is issued by iFinex and is primarily used for trading discounts and utilities on Bitfinex-linked platforms. The floating supply is described as relatively constrained, and token migrations from MATIC to POL have been in focus as infrastructure updates support. LEO’s market capitalization is not restated in the source text.
Price: $8.32
Daily change: -4.22%
Pi Network dropped 4.18% to $0.1678. Pi promotes mobile mining and has pursued a phased mainnet approach. Limited exchange support and fragmented liquidity were cited as factors that can translate into larger percentage moves versus deeper markets. Its market capitalization sits at $1.54B.
Price: $0.1678
Daily change: -4.18%
Market cap: $1.54B
World Liberty Financial decreased 4.07% to $0.1200. WLFI’s market capitalization is $3.28B despite the low unit price. Official channels were quiet, and the slide came without a clear headline driver.
Price: $0.1200
Daily change: -4.07%
Market cap: $3.28B
The top gainer rose 17.67% while the biggest loser shed 5.79%, suggesting selective risk appetite rather than a broad-based rally. The source also highlighted dispersion across tokens, noting LEO’s $7.67B market cap move alongside smaller-cap action in Morpho at $890.54M and POL at $1.15B.
Into the week, traders are expected to watch Bitcoin’s range, spot ETF flows and funding rates, alongside on-chain activity at Uniswap and Aave. Upcoming liquidity and macro prints are also expected to influence risk sentiment, with attention on whether alt rotations persist after DCR’s outsized move.
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