The crypto market posted a mild pullback on Aug. 26, according to HTX market data, with Bitcoin briefly dropping below $78,000 in early trading before recovering to $78,500. Ether was quoted at $2,443, while SOL changed hands at $96 after pulling back more than 3% following a move above $100. BNB fell below the $700 mark to $693, and ZEC was quoted at $774 with a nearly 7% decline over the past 24 hours. Total crypto market capitalization fell 0.4% over the same period to $2.739 trillion. Among gainers, BMT jumped 54% to $0.023, ONG rose 17% to $0.1, and PROM added 14.6% to $4.12, while FF, STX, and TLM were each up more than 10%. On the losing side, PEOPLE, STORJ, and MUBARAK were down nearly 20% over 24 hours, while PORTAL, JTO, ETHFI, DASH, and MET each fell close to 10%.
According to HTX market data cited by BlockBeats on Aug. 26, the crypto market moved modestly lower. Bitcoin briefly fell below $78,000 earlier in the day and was last quoted at $78,500, while Ether traded at $2,443.
SOL was quoted at $96 after a pullback of more than 3% following a break above $100. BNB slipped below $700 and was quoted at $693. ZEC traded at $774, down nearly 7% over the past 24 hours.
Market cap and top movers
Total cryptocurrency market capitalization fell 0.4% in 24 hours to $2.739 trillion.
Among altcoins posting the largest gains, BMT rose 54% to $0.023, ONG gained 17% to $0.1, and PROM climbed 14.6% to $4.12. FF, STX, and TLM were also up more than 10%.
Among decliners, PEOPLE, STORJ, and MUBARAK were down nearly 20% over 24 hours. PORTAL, JTO, ETHFI, DASH, and MET each fell close to 10%.
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