Bitcoin Above $77K as TRON Slides 7.4%: Crypto Market Wrap, October 31, 2026

The cryptocurrency market closed October 31, 2026 with mixed sentiment. Total market capitalization stands at $2,695,570,751,299, or $2.70 trillion. Bitcoin trades at $77,497, gaining 0.78% in 24 hours, but over the past 7 days it is down 3.70%. The largest decline in the TOP10 belongs to TRON, which loses 7.36%. Attention is also drawn to reports that Binance recovered 90% of funds from an attack worth $6.3 billion.

Top Gainers and Losers in the TOP10

Data shows that in the TOP10 small gains dominate. Zcash rose the most, by 3.56%, while TRON suffered the deepest correction at 7.36%. It is worth noting that weekly returns remain negative for most major assets: Bitcoin -3.70%, Ethereum -3.60%, Solana -5.41%, TRON -6.79%.

Selected Asset Market Caps

Bitcoin and Ethereum: Cooling Off After Weekly Declines

Bitcoin trades at $77,497, up 0.7794% in 24 hours. Weekly BTC is down 3.70%. Its market cap is $1,558,106,429,960, and 24-hour volume is $61,559,834,753. Its all-time high is $126,080.

CryptoPulsar's market cycle indicator for BTC stood at 31.4/50. The daily RSI fell to 33.2, meaning it is close to oversold territory, but MACD and the EMA 9/21 crossover remained bearish. The Fear & Greed Index was 30 points, and perpetual futures funding was 0.008%. The network processed around 914,000 transactions over the past 24 hours, showing no signs of panic or paralysis. Historically, such a combination of oversold RSI and persistent fear has increased the chance of a temporary bounce, but has not reversed the trend.

Ethereum trades at $2,252.71, up 0.6484% in 24h, with a weekly decline of 3.6024%. ETH market cap is $275,218,373,850 and 24h volume is $4,717,106,487. The market cycle indicator for Ethereum is 30.0/50.

On-chain data shows that in 4 hours a net amount of about 15,980 ETH flowed into exchanges. In the last hour, 28 large transfers above 500 ETH were recorded, with the largest around 1,877 ETH each. The daily RSI stood at 37.2, and a negative funding rate of -0.017% indicates short positions dominate. This could increase the chance of a short squeeze, but exchange inflows may limit a rebound.

TRON and Zcash at Opposite Ends of the TOP10

The largest decline in the top ten was recorded by TRON. The TRX price is $0.306345, a drop of 7.3564% in 24h and 6.7867% over 7 days. TRON's market cap is $29,102,319,045 and 24h volume is $791,039,606. This is even clearer when compared to other assets: no other TOP10 project lost more than 1% except TRON.

On the other side, Zcash gains 3.5643% in 24h and 7.0576% over 7 days. The ZEC price is $1,271.68, market cap is $21,643,651,222 and volume is $578,383,628. It is the only TOP10 project with a weekly return above 7% apart from stablecoins.

Solana also deserves attention: it trades at $95.61 and rises 0.6603% in 24h, but over 7 days it loses 5.4111%. The market cycle indicator for SOL is 33.5/50, the highest in the group. Solana has an RSI of 29.7, which is an oversold level, but MACD and EMA 9/21 are bearish. In the last hour, the network recorded at least 100 transfers above 10,000 SOL, with the largest of 986,000, 927,000 and 896,000 SOL. 24h DEX volume was $1.89 billion.

The Broader Category Picture: Infrastructure and DeFi

In the Oracles & Infrastructure category, the strongest risers were Chainlink at 6.3817% and Quant at 6.4752%. In DeFi, Uniswap gained 2.7582%, Ethena 2.7886%, while Hyperliquid lost 2.4108%. In Layer 2, Arbitrum rose 1.6635%, Mantle 0.8153%, while POL fell 0.5864%. Among memecoins, Dogecoin added 0.5264%, Shiba Inu lost 1.2579%, Pepe added 0.6760%. Among exchange tokens, WhiteBIT Coin added 0.6653%, Cronos 0.9300%, while LEO Token declined 1.2384%.

These moves show that capital sought defensive infrastructure and data segments rather than speculative memecoins. The exception remains Zcash, which gained the most in the TOP10.

Key Event: Binance and Cybersecurity

According to reports by Bitcoinist, Binance recovered 90% of funds stolen in a record $6.3 billion security breach. The exchange plans to resume customer withdrawals on Sunday, November 1. This report comes amid a regulatory debate in the US, as Crypto Briefing wrote, citing a $6 billion attack that fuels the discussion about rules before the election.

Meanwhile, a cyberattack on analytics firm Chainalysis was revealed, which affected customer data. Name.com restored hacked domains after an attack on at least 12 DeFi front-ends. This shows that infrastructure security remains a hot topic on the market.