Crypto market: BTC steady at $103K; Neiro, SFP, Pepe rally while ETH, TRX slide
By News Desk Published on May 19, 2025, 09:51 IST
At 9:50 AM IST, the cryptocurrency market presented a mixed picture with strength seen in select altcoins while major tokens like Ethereum and TRX saw declines.
Bitcoin (BTC) remained flat with a minor uptick of +0.06%, trading at $103,365.91. Among the top movers, Neiro (NEIRO) surged +28.50%, leading the rally, followed by SafePal (SFP) which gained +8.98%, and Pepe (PEPE) which advanced +4.85%.
Dogecoin (DOGE) also moved up by +1.56% to trade at $0.21997, showing strength in the meme coin segment.
On the downside, Ethereum (ETH) slipped -3.62% to $2,393.21, while Tron (TRX) fell -3.79% to $0.2617. Other notable losers included Solana (SOL) down -1.16%, BNB down -0.72%, and XRP down -0.59%.
Overall, while BTC held steady, the day's spotlight was on select small-cap tokens showing sharp intraday moves.
News desk at BusinessUpturn.com
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