Crypto gainers and losers

Compare percentage moves

Gainers are sorted from the largest positive 24-hour change; losers start with the largest negative change. Assets without a usable percentage change or positive reported trading volume are omitted. An unchanged asset appears in neither group. This keeps the list focused on comparable recorded moves rather than filling a fixed number of places.

A move from $10 to $12 is a 20% gain. A move from $10 to $8 is a 20% loss. The percentage makes different price levels easier to compare, but it does not tell you how much money you could trade at the displayed price.

Check context before drawing a conclusion

Read the market capitalization and reported volume alongside each change. A sharp move can reflect news, low liquidity, changing supply or differences between markets. Use the related project coverage to investigate what happened instead of treating position in the list as a recommendation.

The ranking is limited to the tracked top-ranked dataset and the provider's rolling 24-hour window. It is not a list of the biggest moves across every token. Each row retains the time of its saved quote, and an older observation remains dated when the provider has not supplied a successful replacement.

Limits of these figures

• A recorded gain is a past move, not an expected future return.
• Wrapped/staked asset detection is based on stored names and symbols and can miss unusual representations.

Sources and method

• CoinGecko market data

Method reviewed 23 October 2026. Market and network data are informational. Quotes, transaction inclusion and protocol balances can change between updates.