Bitcoin briefly rose above $70,000 on Friday and was trading around $69,000 by Saturday morning in New York, according to reported prices. At the time reported, Bitcoin’s price was about $69,122, representing a nearly 1% increase over the prior 24 hours and reflecting a modest rebound from earlier declines. The price movement followed a brutal selloff earlier in the week and represented a partial recovery of Bitcoin’s value within that short timeframe.
Over the past week, Ethereum fell nearly 22% and was trading at about $2,051 after a 4% gain in the past 24 hours. Bitcoin and Ethereum were among the biggest market-cap movers in the period, with Bitcoin trading at about $69,122 and recording a roughly 1% change in the past 24 hours, while Ethereum’s 24-hour change was about 4%. Those reported prices and 24-hour changes were noted as top market-cap moves during the period.
Solana fell more than 24% over the past week and was trading around $86, a level that is more than 70% below its 2025 all-time high. Monero dropped nearly 31% across seven days and was trading around $325 after a 4% rebound. World Liberty Financial fell over 31% this week and was priced a little over $0.10 following a 24-hour drop of 10%.
Dash declined 19% over the past week and was trading at nearly $37 at the reported time. Zcash was down 22% over seven days and traded around $239, while it remained up over 650% compared with this time last year. The TRUMP token fell 23% over the week and traded at about $3.39 in reported prices.
These weekly price changes list the reported percentage declines and current prices for the specified tokens. The reported figures summarize each token’s performance over the seven-day period covered in the report.
Billions of dollars in leveraged bets were liquidated this week. Those liquidations contributed to market volatility during the reporting period. The report identified the unwinding of large, leveraged positions as a prominent factor in the week’s price swings. These figures were described as occurring within the same weekly timeframe covered by the market update.
Precious metals also experienced increased volatility during this week. Stocks likewise showed heightened volatility over the same reporting period. The report noted that both precious metals and stocks registered greater-than-normal price movement during the week in question.
Bitcoin showed a partial recovery after a brutal selloff, with reported price movement indicating a rebound during the short reporting period while remaining one of the largest market-cap movers. Several altcoins and privacy-focused tokens remained weak over the same period, with Solana, Monero, Zcash, Dash, TRUMP and World Liberty Financial specifically cited in the report as registering notable declines across the week.
