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Market in 24h: 2026-09-21
Digital-asset trading was broadly positive over the 24-hour snapshot. Among the assets with explicit USDT prices, Dogecoin posted the largest advance at +4.4%, followed by Ethereum at +3.5% and Solana at +3.3%. Bitcoin rose +1.4%, Litecoin +2.4%, and Tron +0.8%. The wider gainers list was considerably stronger: NEAR gained +22.7%, Sui +18.3%, and Monero +16.5%. In contrast, the named laggards moved only modestly: Uniswap -2.5%, Ravencoin -1.4%, and ZRX -0.5%. This mix shows that positive momentum was not confined to the largest assets, while the weakest quoted names remained close to flat rather than recording a broad selloff.
The day also marks a clear reversal for Solana, Bitcoin, and Litecoin. At the comparable point yesterday, their 24-hour changes were negative: Solana -3.5%, Bitcoin -0.8%, and Litecoin -2.1%. Today, each has turned positive, with Solana at 112.5840 USDT and +3.3%, Bitcoin at 82,130.4000 USDT and +1.4%, and Litecoin at 58.6561 USDT and +2.4%. That change in direction indicates a short-term shift from downside pressure to upside movement across these three benchmarks, rather than a continuation of yesterday's declines.
Stablecoins
No separate stablecoin prices or percentage changes were included in the supplied facts. The USDT figures therefore describe the quoted market prices of the listed assets, but do not provide enough information to assess whether any stablecoin held or lost its intended dollar anchor during the period.
Hero of the day: NEAR
NEAR is a layer-1 blockchain designed to support decentralized applications and smart contracts, with a focus on accessible user experience and scalable transaction processing. Its project role is centered on enabling developers to build and operate blockchain applications rather than functioning solely as a store of value.
What this means for exchange
For exchange users, the snapshot points to broad upward price action across the covered assets, with much steeper gains among selected higher-momentum names than among the major benchmarks. Executable exchange rates can still differ from headline prices because of liquidity, order-book depth, fees, network conditions, and settlement timing. Any comparison between assets or venues should therefore separate market movement from the actual cost and quality of execution.
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