Crypto Movers: Starpower Jumps 48.66% as Velvet Slides 44.72%

The crypto market is showing another day of sharp divergence, with a handful of smaller-cap tokens posting double- and even triple-digit swings within 24 hours. Trading volume tells an important part of the story here — some of today’s biggest movers are backed by a real surge in activity, while others are moving on comparatively thin trading, which can make those price swings less reliable as signals. Below is a breakdown of the top five gainers and top five losers over the past 24 hours, based on exact price and volume data.

Biggest Gainers

Starpower (STAR) leads today’s gainers, climbing from $0.0981 to $0.1459, a move of +48.66%. The rally came alongside a big jump in trading activity, with 24h volume reaching $16,930,438, up +339.76% — a sign that real buying interest is driving this move rather than thin, low-liquidity trading.

Tutorial (TUT) is close behind, up +38.80% after moving from $0.0337 to $0.0468. Volume also surged here, hitting $55,682,659, an increase of +196.83%, which adds weight to the price action.

Nockchain (NOCK) gained +38.32%, rising from $0.00973 to $0.0135. Trading volume climbed to $1,176,937, up +175.48%, reinforcing the strength of the move even though its overall volume base remains smaller than some peers.

GoPlus Security (GPS) posted the largest volume jump of the day, gaining +37.58% as its price moved from $0.0119 to $0.0164. Volume exploded to $142,962,091, a surge of +885.71%, making this one of the most heavily traded moves among today’s gainers.

Acurast (ACU) rounds out the top five, up +20.75% after moving from $0.106 to $0.128. Volume rose to $9,505,727, an increase of +99.42%, suggesting solid participation behind the gain.

Biggest Losers

Velvet (VELVET) is today’s biggest decliner, falling from $1.00 to $0.555, a drop of -44.72%. The move came on relatively light volume, with 24h trading of $23,305,001 actually down -18.76%, meaning the sell-off wasn’t accompanied by a matching spike in activity.

Cysic (CYS) dropped -35.18%, sliding from $0.7787 to $0.5047. Volume also pulled back, down -29.63% to $85,733,426, pointing to reduced trading interest during the decline rather than a rush for the exits.

SAFEbit (SAFE) fell -32.68%, moving from $0.1453 to $0.0978. Trading volume shrank to $1,529,660, down -38.38%, another case of a sizable price drop happening on lighter-than-usual activity.

Audiera (BEAT) slipped -20.97%, going from $0.3596 to $0.2842. Volume was largely flat, up just +10.69% to $47,584,436, suggesting the decline wasn’t driven by a major shift in trading interest.

Quack AI (Q) rounds out the losers list, down -16.67% after moving from $0.0244 to $0.0203. Volume also fell, down -47.20% to $4,311,100, reinforcing that this decline came with lighter trading than the day before.

As always, these figures reflect a single 24-hour snapshot and past price action, whether up or down, does not predict what happens next. Traders should treat sharp moves — especially those on light volume — with caution and keep an eye on how prices and trading activity evolve over the coming days.