Top 10 CoinGecko — Top Cryptocurrencies — April 5, 2026

Ethereum outperformed Bitcoin with a 2.76% weekly gain to $2,065.53, but its price remains well below 2025 highs, suggesting DeFi and NFT activity hasn’t returned to bullish levels yet.

Tether (USDT) holds at $0.9999, drifting a hair below parity as exchanges demand proof of reserves — yet it still commands the third-largest market cap on the planet, proof that stability beats yield in this climate.

BNB dropped 3.57% over the week to $593.35, hit by regulatory headwinds in Asia and waning demand for Binance’s launchpad tokens — the worst weekly performer in the top five.

XRP fell 1.87% over seven days to $1.32, still digesting the SEC lawsuit settlement — the token’s range-bound price suggests traders are waiting for a clear regulatory framework before piling back in.

USDC trades at $0.9999, barely blinking despite Circle’s ongoing regulatory efforts — its 0.03% weekly drift reminds you that stablecoins are built to bore, and that’s exactly the point.

Solana dropped 2.37% for the week to $80.79, a far cry from its $120 peak — the network’s reliability improved, but meme coin fatigue has sapped retail enthusiasm for the chain’s most active dApps.

TRON gained 0.38% over the week to $0.3176, buoyed by steady demand for cheap USDT transfers on its network — the quiet workhorse of stablecoin settlement in developing markets.

Figure Heloc, a token tied to home equity loans, enters at $1.03 with a 1.06% weekly gain — a radical departure from crypto’s meme-driven past, proving real estate tokenization is finally gaining traction on major exchanges.

Dogecoin clings to the tenth spot at $0.0920 with a modest 0.43% weekly gain — a pale echo of its 2021 peak, but its survival in the top ten shows that loyalty (or stubbornness) has a price floor.

Ethereum outperformed Bitcoin with a 2.76% weekly gain to $2,065.53, but its price remains well below 2025 highs, suggesting DeFi and NFT activity hasn’t returned to bullish levels yet.

Tether (USDT) holds at $0.9999, drifting a hair below parity as exchanges demand proof of reserves — yet it still commands the third-largest market cap on the planet, proof that stability beats yield in this climate.

BNB dropped 3.57% over the week to $593.35, hit by regulatory headwinds in Asia and waning demand for Binance’s launchpad tokens — the worst weekly performer in the top five.

XRP fell 1.87% over seven days to $1.32, still digesting the SEC lawsuit settlement — the token’s range-bound price suggests traders are waiting for a clear regulatory framework before piling back in.

USDC trades at $0.9999, barely blinking despite Circle’s ongoing regulatory efforts — its 0.03% weekly drift reminds you that stablecoins are built to bore, and that’s exactly the point.

Solana dropped 2.37% for the week to $80.79, a far cry from its $120 peak — the network’s reliability improved, but meme coin fatigue has sapped retail enthusiasm for the chain’s most active dApps.

TRON gained 0.38% over the week to $0.3176, buoyed by steady demand for cheap USDT transfers on its network — the quiet workhorse of stablecoin settlement in developing markets.

Figure Heloc, a token tied to home equity loans, enters at $1.03 with a 1.06% weekly gain — a radical departure from crypto’s meme-driven past, proving real estate tokenization is finally gaining traction on major exchanges.

Dogecoin clings to the tenth spot at $0.0920 with a modest 0.43% weekly gain — a pale echo of its 2021 peak, but its survival in the top ten shows that loyalty (or stubbornness) has a price floor.