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After a bullish run in several altcoins, the market saw a mild pullback today, with a number of tokens slipping into red territory. The latest “Top Losers” list reflects this pause, showing a range of coins declining between 2% and 7% over the last 24 hours. Although the broader trend remains mixed, today’s drop in these specific assets may indicate short-term profit-taking or shifts in sentiment after recent gains.
Top Losers in Crypto in the last 24 hours
ATM
Leading the losers is ATM, which fell 7.32% and now trades at $1.56. The decline could be due to cooling enthusiasm after a short-term rally or broader volatility in sports-themed tokens. TON followed with a 6% dip to $3.48. The token, tied to the Telegram ecosystem, had been climbing steadily over the past few weeks, so this pullback may simply reflect short-term holders locking in gains.
BROCCOLI
BROCCOLI showed a 5.79% drop, bringing its price to $0.04669. With lower liquidity and high volatility, smaller tokens like this often experience sharp movements both upward and downward.
DIA
DIA, a token focused on oracles and data infrastructure, fell 3.86% to $0.7537. This move comes despite ongoing interest in Oracle solutions, which suggests today’s drop may not reflect long-term sentiment.
Other notable losers
CRV, the governance token for Curve Finance, slipped 3.25% to $0.8896. While DeFi tokens often face swings depending on ecosystem usage and liquidity shifts, CRV’s drop could also reflect uncertainty tied to protocol updates or external market factors.
BABY dropped 3.07% to $0.05674, and MEME declined 2.95% to $0.001777. Both of these meme-inspired tokens are typically subject to trader speculation and social media-driven momentum, which can reverse quickly if hype fades even slightly.
CETUS also declined 2.90%, now priced at $0.1003. Though the drop is moderate, it places CETUS in the bottom ten performers today. ERA and FIS round out the list, falling 2.55% and 2.38% respectively, trading at $0.9194 and $0.1149. Both have shown brief periods of high engagement in the past, but today’s red zone may point to a cooldown phase.
Overall, today’s losses don’t signal a major correction, but they do serve as a reminder of crypto’s constant ebb and flow. Investors and traders should be mindful of short-term volatility and avoid making decisions based solely on single-day movements.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency markets are highly volatile and carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making any trading or investment decisions.