Top‑100 crypto traded mixed today as Humanity Protocol jumped 14.5%, MemeCore slid 9.3% on 90% insider‑supply fears, and total market cap dipped 1.39% to $2.65T.
The top 100 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization recorded divergent price action during today’s trading session, with Humanity Protocol (H) leading gainers at 14.53% and MemeCore (M) pacing decliners with a 9.26% loss, according to CoinMarketCap data. The mixed performance reflects ongoing consolidation across crypto markets as total market capitalization sits at approximately $2.65 trillion, down 1.39% over the past 24 hours.
Humanity Protocol (H), an Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain focused on privacy-first identity verification through palm scanning technology, surged to $0.1639, extending gains amid growing interest in Proof of Human consensus mechanisms. Binance Life followed with a 9.11% advance to $0.3754, while Siren (SIREN) added 7.3% to reach $0.7059. Pi Network (PI) climbed 5.45% to $0.1915, and Tezos (XTZ) rounded out the top five gainers with a 5.34% rally to $0.3842.
Losers Face Technical Pressure
On the downside, MemeCore (M) dropped 9.26% to $3.55 amid mounting scrutiny over concentrated token distribution, with onchain analysis revealing over 90% of supply held by insiders, raising liquidity concerns similar to RaveDAO’s recent 95% crash. DeXe (DEXE) fell 6.32% to $13.43, while Zebec Network (ZBCN) declined 6.26% to $0.003695. Zcash (ZEC) slid 5.7% to $334.42, and Chiliz (CHZ) lost 5.07% to trade at $0.04609.
The broader market exhibited cautious sentiment as Bitcoin (BTC) traded near $76,500, down approximately 2% over the past 24 hours following its failure to break through the $80,000 resistance zone. Ethereum (ETH) changed hands around $2,260, maintaining stability despite the selloff in select altcoins.
Trading volume across the top 100 assets remained subdued at approximately $133.6 billion over 24 hours, with Bitcoin dominance holding steady near 59.98%, reflecting a flight to quality during periods of uncertainty. Stablecoin market cap reached $317 billion, representing 11.73% of total crypto market capitalization, underscoring their role as safe-haven assets during volatility.
