📉 Top Losers
Biggest price drops in the last 24 hours
| # | Name | Price | 1h % | 24h % | 7d % | Market Cap | Volume (24h) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Understanding the biggest losers
What this page shows
The cryptocurrencies with the largest percentage price falls over the last 24 hours. As with gainers, the ranking is by percentage alone, so small assets dominate the extremes.
Why a coin falls
Sharp declines have very different causes and it is worth identifying which applies. A broad market decline moves nearly everything together, and you will see it reflected across the whole list. An isolated fall in a single asset usually points to something specific: a token unlock releasing new supply, a security incident, a delisting, or the end of a promotional campaign. The list itself does not distinguish between them.
The trap in buying falls
A large drop is not by itself evidence that an asset is cheap. Prices fall because sellers outnumber buyers, and the reasons that caused that imbalance often persist. Assets that fall heavily frequently continue falling, and in crypto a substantial number never recover at all — a token can lose most of its value permanently when a project is abandoned.
What to check
Look at whether the fall is isolated or market-wide, at trading volume — a fall on very low volume may not reflect much real selling — and at whether the asset has fallen repeatedly over a longer window. A single-day loss on an asset already down heavily over a month is a different situation from a one-off drop.
Market data on this page is provided for information only and is not financial, investment or tax advice. Cryptocurrency prices are volatile and you can lose money. Always do your own research.