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DeXe (DEXE) jumped 14.31% to $14.50 on Saturday, topping the gainers chart, according to CoinGecko data. RaveDAO (RAVE) fell 92.13% to $2.11 to lead decliners as trading split between large- and mid-cap names.
DeXe (DEXE): +14.31% to $14.50. DEXE’s market cap is $678.08M. DeXe is a governance and asset-management protocol built around non-custodial portfolio tooling and DAO primitives.
Provenance Blockchain (HASH): +9.13% to $0.0120. HASH powers the Provenance network, a Figure-founded chain used for asset tokenization, lending, and financial marketplace settlement. Its market cap is $685.44M.
Rain (RAIN): +3.40% to $0.007650. With a $3.66B market cap, it is the second-largest asset among today’s gainers behind FIGR_HELOC.
Midnight (NIGHT): +2.02% to $0.0376. NIGHT’s market cap is $626.17M.
Figure Heloc (FIGR_HELOC): +1.31% to $1.04. At $17.34B, it carries the largest market cap in the gainers cohort. FIGR_HELOC is linked to Figure’s home equity line of credit initiatives that utilize the Provenance ecosystem.
RaveDAO (RAVE): -92.13% to $2.11. The fall left its market cap at $533.71M. No clear driver was identified during the session.
MemeCore (M): -18.22% to $3.58. Its market cap is $6.31B.
Aave (AAVE): -15.96% to $97.15. Aave’s market cap is $1.47B, and the move pushed the token below $100.
Toncoin (TON): -9.27% to $1.28. Market cap registered at $3.17B.
Pump.fun (PUMP): -8.07% to $0.001850. Its market cap stands at $1.09B.
Price dispersion remained wide: the top gainer rose 14.31% while the biggest loser shed 92.13%. Strength was concentrated in mid-caps such as DEXE, HASH, and NIGHT, while FIGR_HELOC posted a smaller percentage uptick despite a $17.34B market cap. Declines were led by AAVE, TON, and PUMP among larger names.
For the next sessions, the article highlights monitoring BTC’s range and derivatives funding, along with any token unlocks or exchange listings that could shift single-day leaderboards. It also points to DeFi activity metrics tied to Aave and on-chain flows around Provenance assets as potential indicators for near-term rotation.
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