Helium, Pons, Prom Surge Over 50% as Akedo, Zano Slide

The crypto market saw a sharp split in performance over the past 24 hours. A handful of smaller-cap tokens posted massive gains, several backed by heavy trading volume that suggests real buying interest rather than thin, low-liquidity spikes. On the other side, a separate group of coins slid double digits, with mixed volume signals pointing to both panic selling and quieter, lower-conviction declines. Below is a breakdown of the five biggest gainers and five biggest losers, using the exact price and percentage data recorded.

Biggest Gainers

Helium (HNT) is the standout mover of the day, jumping from $0.2538 to $0.4581, a gain of +80.53%. This rally came with an enormous surge in trading activity, with volume up +1,233.20% to $102,946,482, a strong signal that real demand is driving the move rather than a thin order book.

Pons (PONS) climbed from $0.1505 to $0.2707, up +79.86% on the day. Trading volume rose +138.90% to $44,320,812, another case of a big price move backed by heavier participation.

Thinking Cat (HMM) moved from $0.0151 to $0.0241, a gain of +58.90%. Volume also jumped +190.70% to $4,945,397, suggesting the rally attracted fresh buyers rather than fading on low interest.

The Index (INDEX) rose from $0.0222 to $0.0339, up +52.94%. Volume grew +54.76% to $8,079,014, a moderate but still notable increase that backs up the price action.

Prom (PROM) gained ground as well, moving from $5.04 to $7.68, up +52.38%. Volume exploded +716.34% to $168,032,708, one of the largest volume surges among today’s movers and a clear sign of heightened trader interest.

Biggest Losers

Akedo (AKE) led the declines, falling from $0.0109 to $0.008138, a drop of -25.23%. Despite the sell-off, trading volume rose +105.52% to $40,529,377, indicating the decline was accompanied by heavy activity rather than quiet drift.

Siren (SIREN) slid from $0.0396 to $0.0315, down -20.59%. This move happened on relatively light volume, with trading falling -29.28% to $1,131,342, suggesting weaker conviction behind the drop.

Tutorial (TUT) dropped from $0.0412 to $0.0363, a decline of -11.94%. Volume also eased -9.68% to $47,375,696, pointing to a relatively quiet slide rather than a panic-driven one.

Zano (ZANO) fell from $8.14 to $7.17, down -11.92%. Trading volume ticked up just +8.16% to $1,603,077, so the move came on relatively light volume with no major surge in activity.

DeXe (DEXE) rounded out the losers, dropping from $2.62 to $2.33, a fall of -11.07%. Volume dropped sharply as well, down -51.05% to $74,317,839, suggesting the decline occurred on thinning trading interest rather than an aggressive sell-off.

These figures reflect a single 24-hour window and can shift quickly in either direction. Sharp gains driven by heavy volume, like those seen in Helium, Pons, and Prom, can indicate stronger short-term momentum, while price swings on lighter volume, like Siren’s or Zano’s, tend to carry less conviction. As always, past performance in these charts is not a guarantee of what comes next, and anyone tracking these coins should treat today’s numbers as a snapshot, not a forecast.