Ethereum traded at $1,935.42 by 10:30 (15:30 GMT) on Thursday, slipping 10.06% over the trading day. The single-session loss marked the steepest one-day percentage decline for Ether since October 10, 2025.
The downward movement trimmed Ethereum’s market capitalization to $242.09 billion, representing 10.37% of the total cryptocurrency market cap. By comparison, Ethereum’s market cap peaked at $583.89 billion earlier.
In the 24 hours leading up to the reported time, Ether’s price fluctuated between $1,935.30 and $2,169.53. Looking across the previous seven days, the token experienced a substantial decrease in value, falling 28.75%. Trading volume for Ethereum in the most recent 24-hour window was $55.13 billion, making up 25.70% of the aggregate trading volume of all cryptocurrencies during that span. Over the past week, Ethereum’s price ranged from $1,935.3026 to $2,828.4668.
Measured against its all-time peak of $4,955.90 reached on August 24, 2025, Ethereum currently sits 60.95% below that high.
Other major cryptocurrencies also moved lower during the same period. Bitcoin was last quoted at $66,825.5, down 9.81% for the day. The stablecoin Tether USDt was trading at $0.9991, a modest gain of 0.03% at the reported time.
Bitcoin’s market capitalization stood at $1,368.27 billion, equivalent to 58.64% of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization, while Tether USDt’s market cap totaled $185.39 billion, representing 7.94% of the overall market value.
The price action left Ethereum with notable short-term and longer-term losses: a nearly 29% drop over seven days and a decline of roughly 61% from its all-time high. Market participants tracking capitalization and volume noted that Ether’s contribution to total market cap had declined to the low double-digit percentage range.
These figures reflect realized prices, ranges, market capitalizations, and volumes for the times and intervals stated above.