The ones that have been rising more sharply lately are mainly these three altcoins; the mainstream coins have been relatively steady.
Beam (about +30%)
A gaming-focused public chain. In the past 24 hours, it has risen by roughly 30%, and over a week it’s also been close to 30%. New token releases have slowed down, but both price and trading volume have moved up together—more like a recovery in on-chain demand rather than just short-term speculation. Market cap is about $140 million. Going forward, it depends on whether daily active users and developer announcements can keep up.
Starknet (about +25%)
An Ethereum-compatible ZK Layer 2. Up around 25% in the last 24 hours, about 33% over 7 days, with a market cap of roughly $400 million. Price has rebounded clearly from the recent low around the past 30 days, and trading volume has expanded in tandem. Market discussion is centered on valuation being relatively low and whether it can continue to recover in Q4. The key is whether it can hold the $0.05 area.
Akash Network (about +14%)
A decentralized cloud computing network. Up about 14% in the past 24 hours, around 7% over 7 days, with a market cap of approximately $220 million. Price has bounced off an upward trend line near the $0.50 level. Trading volume has increased noticeably, and it remains up on a 30-day cumulative basis. If it can effectively challenge the previous high around $0.75, then this rebound would be more convincing.
These three coins correspond to gaming demand, a Layer 2 recovery, and decentralized infrastructure, respectively. Their common point is that each has its own catalyst rather than moving entirely with the broader market. For traders, this suggests a localized risk-on sentiment returning. Compared with Bitcoin’s dominance and the altcoin season index (whether it can break above the 75 area), what’s more worth watching over the next one or two days is volume/market liquidity. Volatility is high; the above is only a market roundup, not investment advice.
Beam (about +30%)
A gaming-focused public chain. In the past 24 hours, it has risen by roughly 30%, and over a week it’s also been close to 30%. New token releases have slowed down, but both price and trading volume have moved up together—more like a recovery in on-chain demand rather than just short-term speculation. Market cap is about $140 million. Going forward, it depends on whether daily active users and developer announcements can keep up.
Starknet (about +25%)
An Ethereum-compatible ZK Layer 2. Up around 25% in the last 24 hours, about 33% over 7 days, with a market cap of roughly $400 million. Price has rebounded clearly from the recent low around the past 30 days, and trading volume has expanded in tandem. Market discussion is centered on valuation being relatively low and whether it can continue to recover in Q4. The key is whether it can hold the $0.05 area.
Akash Network (about +14%)
A decentralized cloud computing network. Up about 14% in the past 24 hours, around 7% over 7 days, with a market cap of approximately $220 million. Price has bounced off an upward trend line near the $0.50 level. Trading volume has increased noticeably, and it remains up on a 30-day cumulative basis. If it can effectively challenge the previous high around $0.75, then this rebound would be more convincing.
These three coins correspond to gaming demand, a Layer 2 recovery, and decentralized infrastructure, respectively. Their common point is that each has its own catalyst rather than moving entirely with the broader market. For traders, this suggests a localized risk-on sentiment returning. Compared with Bitcoin’s dominance and the altcoin season index (whether it can break above the 75 area), what’s more worth watching over the next one or two days is volume/market liquidity. Volatility is high; the above is only a market roundup, not investment advice.