Zcash Gains 52 Percent in a Week as Bitcoin and BNB Face Selling Pressure

The crypto market closed the day under pressure on September 9, 2026. Bitcoin fell 0.77 percent to $77,854, with total market capitalization at $2.74 trillion. In the top ten, BNB posted the steepest loss, dropping 4.31 percent to $719. The exception is Zcash, which gained 5.91 percent over 24 hours and a full 52 percent over the week, with a market cap of $20.92 billion and volume of $1.71 billion. On Solana, more than 100 large transfers were recorded in the last hour, including one of about 670.7 thousand SOL, or roughly $69 million. Ethereum lost 1.52 percent to $2,445, but about 10,811 ETH flowed net out of exchanges over 4 hours. This is a day of selective rotation, not mass capitulation: most major networks are down over 24 hours, but on a 7-day basis Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, XRP, Solana, TRON and Zcash remain in the green.

Top Gainers and Losers in the Top Ten

Among the ten largest projects, only two closed the day in the green. Zcash is the only clear winner of the session, while TRON posted a symbolic 0.01 percent move. The rest of the top tier is in the red, with BNB as the weakest large token. CryptoPulsar price data shows the declines are not panicked, but they are broad: from Bitcoin through Solana and XRP, selling pressure is consistent.

Note on the table: Tether and USDC have no 7-day change in the source data, so that column is left blank for stablecoins. Market caps and volumes for the same projects are shown separately to keep the layout readable on mobile.

The highest daily volume belongs to Tether: $54.40 billion, more than Bitcoin ($34.60 billion) and Ethereum ($12.92 billion) combined, with USDC ($15.38 billion) still in the background. This is a classic picture of a market where stablecoin liquidity is servicing rotation, not a new wave of risk demand. Zcash, at a $20.92 billion market cap, generated $1.71 billion in turnover, which with a 5.91 percent gain over 24 hours is a move with real volume, not an empty candle.

Bitcoin: Cooled RSI, Bearish MACD and Quiet On-Chain Activity

Bitcoin trades at $77,854 and is down 0.77 percent over 24 hours. Over the week it is still up 0.90 percent. The all-time high in the data is $126,080, so the current price sits well below the peak. BTC market cap is $1.56 trillion, circulating supply 20,082,012 against a maximum of 21,000,000. Daily volume is $34.60 billion.

The CryptoPulsar market cycle module scores BTC at 31.7 out of 50. The network processed about 1.12 million transactions in 24 hours. At a price around $78.7 thousand in this data layer, that is normal demand for block space, without the spike typical of capitulation or euphoria.

Short-term indicators remain bearish. MACD (momentum) and the EMA 9/21 crossover are bearish. RSI 14 oscillates near 33, so the market is cooled but not yet in extreme oversold territory below 30. Perpetual funding sits around 0.0067 percent. The Fear and Greed Index is 66 out of 100, meaning moderate greed without overheated leverage.

Cycle data for Bitcoin suggests a scenario, not a certainty: if RSI drops below 30 and on-chain activity rises, a technical bounce is possible. Until MACD and EMA 9/21 reverse, selling pressure may persist. This is a reading of the indicators, not a recommendation to enter or exit the market.

In practice, the BTC session looks like a controlled decline, not a panic sell-off. A 0.77 percent drop with 1.12 million transactions and 0.0067 percent funding does not describe a market with blown-out leverage. At the same time, the lack of a bullish EMA 9/21 alignment means bulls have not recaptured the short-term trend. The $77,854 price is consistent with consolidation after a weaker day, not with a new upside impulse.

Ethereum: 10,811 ETH Flow Out of Exchanges at $2,445

Ethereum is down 1.52 percent to $2,445. Market cap is $298.43 billion, rank 2, volume $12.92 billion. Over the week ETH is up 2.80 percent. The ATH in the data is $4,946.05. Circulating supply is 122,032,627 ETH.

The market cycle scores ETH at 31.0 out of 50. Over the last 4 hours, about 10,811 ETH flowed net out of exchanges. In the cycle layer the reference price is about $2,494, which describes coins moving off exchanges and potentially less supply available for a quick sale. In the last hour, 84 large transfers were recorded, including three worth about 4,137, 3,990 and 3,257 ETH. Large players are active, but the direction of these specific transfers is not described in the data as an exchange deposit or a cold wallet.

Indicators are mixed. RSI(14) stands at 47.1, MACD is mildly bullish, but EMA 9/21 remains bearish. Contract funding is neutral. MEV risk (sandwich attacks on DEX) is low: 22 out of 100. Bitquery data from 2026-09-08T22:21:21Z shows further large native ETH moves, including 853.00 ETH, 852.98 ETH, 361.29 ETH, 294.91 ETH and pairs of 290.88 ETH. This confirms that whale liquidity has not vanished along with the 1.52 percent price drop.

The scenario implied by these numbers is cautious. If exchange outflows hold, selling pressure may ease.