This Week's Crypto Gainers: Worldcoin Leads Surge, ZBC and SEI See Largest Declines

Although last week saw some progress compared to the previous one, bitcoin has only experienced a slight 2% increase, whereas ethereum has incurred a 1.6% loss during the same period. Among alternative cryptocurrencies, worldcoin (WLD) emerged as the standout performer, surging by 32.4% against the U.S. dollar, while render (RNDR) experienced a notable spike of 28.7%.

The Weeks Crypto Gainers and Losers

As of Monday, May 6, 2024, the global cryptocurrency market is valued at $2.36 trillion, showing a marginal increase of 0.01% over the previous day. Twenty-four digital assets witnessed significant growth this week, contrasting with the downturn observed the week before.

WLD/USDT via Binance on May 6, 2024.

Worldcoin (WLD) led the surge with a 32.4% rise, bringing its year-to-date increase to 70%. Other notable gainers include Render (RNDR), dogwifhat (WIF), and pepe (PEPE), each experiencing substantial gains this week.

RNDR/USDT via Binance on May 6, 2024.

Among the standout performers were ATOM, GRT, JUP, AXL, OP, AGIX, and FLOKI, all registering increases ranging from 14% to 16.4% against the dollar. Notably, meme coins WIF and PEPE emerged as the top performers in the last 90 days.

Excluding bitcoin, ethereum, and stablecoins, significant trading volumes were observed in SOL, DOGE, BNB, XRP, PEPE, and WLD. The crypto assets NEAR, WIF, SHIB, AVAX, and RNDR also saw notable trading activity during the week.

Conversely, six digital assets experienced losses ranging from 7.5% to 16% against the U.S. dollar. Zebec Protocol (ZBC) recorded the largest decline, shedding 16% of its value, followed by sei (SEI), which lost 9.3% during the week. Other notable losers include LDO, CORE, NEO, SUI, and TKX.

Reflecting on the weeks tumultuous movements, the current crypto landscape continues to showcase a blend of triumphs and setbacks. While some tokens experienced substantial gains this week, others grappled with losses against the U.S. dollar.