ENA Leads CryptoRank’s Weekly Movers With 99.3% Gain
The snapshot shows a concentrated performance split, with three standout gainers set against the only two tokens in negative territory.
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The snapshot shows a concentrated performance split, with three standout gainers set against the only two tokens in negative territory.
The snapshot pairs weekly attention with token performance, highlighting dispersion rather than a single altcoin direction.
Three triple-digit moves put altcoin attention on the radar, but the ranking alone does not confirm sustained liquidity.
Search interest often leads price by a week or two, so a BANK triple-digit move plus a near-90% flush in DEXE is worth flagging even when the tickers are mid-cap and unfamiliar.
The 2021 cohort is the cleanest natural experiment in altcoin survivorship yet, and the 13 outright deaths plus 46 fallen out of the top 100 set the baseline for every cycle-replay thesis going…
The 113-coin cohort is a graveyard with a median return of -95.7%, but HYPE and ONDO are the outliers proving the model can still work when it works.
Seven altcoin cliffs worth a combined ~$79M hit the market this week, with LayerZero, KAITO, and Humanity Protocol at the top of the stack.
Attention on token-listing aggregators often front-runs the actual move: the visited-then-pumped pattern is familiar, but it does not tell you which of the three names holds the bid.
The tutorial walks through connecting CryptoRank's MCP server to an AI agent and turning raw market data into finished research reports, an early sign of research stacks being built around…
The week's top movers on CryptoRank are mid-cap rotations, not market leaders: NES +60.1%, TAIKO +55.2%, TAC +44.4%, with search interest tracking the price action rather than leading it.
Just 47 ICOs, IDOs and IEOs cleared a combined $40M last quarter, the thinnest public-sale pipeline since 2022 and a 95% collapse from the cycle peak.
Version 3 splits the public API into focused endpoints for funding rounds, unlocks, vesting, and funds & teams, and v2 runs in parallel through September 1, 2026.
Bitcoin held first place, but the appearance of a small-cap alt like LAB in second marks the real shift: retail attention is widening beyond the two majors.
CryptoRank's monthly tracker now shows DeFi TVL below the $70B line for the first time since 2023, with 121 hacks and $942M in losses accelerating the year-long unwind across every major chain except…
Bitcoin held the top spot on CryptoRank's most-visited tokens list this week, anchoring a traffic ranking that doubled…
The MCP layer lets AI agents query 35,000+ digital assets, token unlocks, and fundraising data directly — turning a research workflow that used to run on copy-paste into one prompt deep.
SafePal X1 giveaway runs May 21–June 30, restricted to CryptoRank paid subscribers on a first-come basis until 500 units run out.
Four new locales push CryptoRank into markets where the next wave of retail crypto adoption is concentrated — Vietnam and Korea especially.
Bitcoin holds the top spot in CryptoRank's most-visited rankings, but the tokens drawing the next wave of attention are…
Bitcoin holds the top spot among the most-visited tokens on CryptoRank this period, with three recent token generation…