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Weekly Market Recap: Lisk Surges as the Broader Market Slips

Crypto market capitalization fell 2.72%, but Lisk broke from the pack with an 883.9% weekly gain as sentiment cooled.

Author: CoinVett TeamPublished: September 13, 20262 min read
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Lisk’s 883.9% surge was the headline, but it did not reflect the broader market. Total crypto market capitalization declined, most large caps finished lower, and greed lost momentum.

What happened

  • Total market capitalization fell 2.72% to roughly $2.72 trillion, down from about $2.80 trillion the previous week.
  • Large caps were mostly weaker. Bitcoin declined 3% to $77,329, while BNB lost 3.4%, XRP fell 4.3%, and Solana dropped 4.7%.
  • Ethereum and TRON resisted the decline. ETH gained 1% to $2,505.12, while TRX rose 1.7%. Hyperliquid was the weakest listed large cap, falling 11.3%.
  • Lisk separated sharply from every other gainer. LSK climbed 883.9%. 龙虾 followed with 101.3%, while GRX, STONK, and BTW advanced 61.9%, 54.5%, and 53.5%, respectively.
  • Losses remained steep outside the largest assets. PONS dropped 34.4%, CASHCAT fell 25.7%, and ARB lost 24.9%. The Fear & Greed Index stayed in “Greed” but declined from 71 to 61, with a weekly average of 65.

What to watch next week

  • Cooling sentiment: The index remains in greed territory, but the ten-point weekly decline shows that confidence weakened. Watch whether the slide continues or stabilizes.
  • Bitcoin versus Ethereum: BTC ended lower while ETH posted a modest gain. Whether that divergence persists will help define large-cap momentum.
  • Follow-through after extreme moves: LSK’s surge and the sharp gains in 龙虾, GRX, STONK, and BTW contrast with heavy losses in PONS, CASHCAT, and ARB. Next week will show whether that dispersion holds or reverses.

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