The top ten currencies by market capitalization experienced mixed movements on June 20, 2025, as most currencies gained in a bullish atmosphere. Here is a synopsis of the weekly performance of each coin, along with the main factors behind price actions.
Global crypto markets saw a superficial rally during the week as the entire market capitalization crossed $3.24 trillion. Institutional demand, optimistic news on network upgrades, and a temporary window of regulatory calm have all contributed to driving major digital assets higher. Most of the top cryptocurrencies closed the week in the positive, although some were there without much vim or vigor.
Price: $104,518
Weekly Change: Up by 6.38 percent
Bitcoin gained almost 6,300 in value in the last week. The rally is attributed to a surge in spot ETF inflows and increasing corporate interest. Professionals also attribute weakening inflation in the US and Europe as a tailwind for risk-on assets such as BTC.
Price: $2,511
Weekly Change: Up by 7.12 percent
Ethereum added around 167 dollars this week, led by increasing activity on its Layer 2 chains and investors' revival of confidence in the Ethereum 2.0 timeline. A consistent increase in DeFi TVL and NFT volumes further contributed to its upward movement.
Price: $1.00
Weekly Change: No change
USDT maintained its peg with zero volatility, mirroring steady demand on centralized and decentralized exchanges. Its circulating supply is unchanged at more than 104 billion dollars.
Price: $1.12
Weekly Change: Increased by 1.58 percent
XRP appreciated slightly by close to 2 cents. The gain followed upbeat legal analysis of Ripple's ongoing SEC case, together with increased usage of its ODL (On-Demand Liquidity) platform in Southeast Asia.
Price: $618
Weekly Change: Up by 5.39 percent
BNB rose close to 32 dollars during a wider increase in Binance Smart Chain activity and hope for the subsequent quarterly token burn. Further support for investor sentiment also came from Binance's ongoing trading volume leadership.
Price: $168
Weekly Change: Up by 10.18 percent
Among the top ten, Solana made the largest move with upwards of 15 percent appreciation within a single week. Higher DApp use, more NFT transactions on Solana-based platforms, and better uptime have kept confidence afloat after months of network instability.
Price: $1.00
Weekly Change: Down by 0.01 percent
The USDC price went down by one cent as a result of a few moderate capital flows directed towards income-yielding assets. This price reduction is minimal, but it does point out the volatility in liquidity preferences in DeFi protocols.
Price: $0.23
Weekly Change: Up by 4.78 percent
As of the time of publication, prices of DOGE closed just shy of one cent this week. The price movement was, in large measure, a result of social media sentiments and speculative purchases from retail buyers. No major announcements about technical issues or developments were made.
Price: $0.78
Weekly Change: Up by 6.77 percent
Cardano's price appreciated by nearly 5 cents amid reports of numerous ecosystem dApp launches and successful smart contract implementations. Analysts attribute growing developer activity on the chain as a medium-term driver.
Price: $0.12
Weekly Change: Up by 3.55 percent
TRON appreciated by about half a cent in value. The network continues to experience steady usage in stablecoin settlements and cross-border payments, especially in Asian markets.
At 11:15 AM IST, the crypto market is still in recovery mode, with broad weekly increases in leading digital assets. Bitcoin trades well above 104,000 dollars, Ethereum regained bullish momentum, and Solana was the week's top performer. Cardano and BNB also exhibited positive growth, while stablecoins maintained their anticipated range.
As investor sentiment continues to run positive, market observers are keeping a sharp eye out for potential interference from macroeconomic policy changes, network risks, and changing global regulations. As of yet, though, the market has again found its bullish ground, and investors are paying close attention to whether the trend can continue.