Crypto summary for October 24: a day in the red, Near Protocol -7%

Market summary October 24, 2026
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A day in the red: the 10 largest cryptocurrencies fall and the top 10 drop by an average of 4,13%.

Market data as of 20:55 (peninsular time) on 24/10. Prices change continuously.

The key points of the day

  • Bitcoin and Ethereum: BTC 71.752 € (-1,33%), ETH €2.084 (-2,83%).
  • What moved the most: Near-Protocol -6,77%Pepe -6,64%.
  • The reason for the day: The session shows widespread selling pressure and a risk-averse environment, with the broad market retreating and altcoins registering losses greater than Bitcoin.

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What has moved the market

Cross-cutting pressure on crypto due to rising oil prices, inflation concerns, Bitcoin spot ETF outflows and long position liquidations (Why Is the Crypto Market Down Today (October 24)? — ). View source

The broad market operated in risk-off mode, with altcoins falling more than Bitcoin during the session on October 24 (Crypto Markets Open Lower Across the Board on Saturday Morning — ). View source

Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a second consecutive day of outflows on October 23, as the overall cryptocurrency market retreated (Crypto News Digest — Saturday, October 24 —). View source

NEAR under pressure from a public accusation of patent infringement and increased scrutiny over its Intents architecture (CoinMarketCap, 2026-10-24).

PEPE suffered a sharp correction after losing a relevant intraday resistance and reversing the previous rebound (Cryptonews, 2026-10-24).

Near Protocol (NEAR) falls 6,77%

Near Protocol drops from €4,29 to €4,00 in 24 hours.

  • An analysis source published within the window attributes NEAR's fall to a public accusation by Dominic Williams, founder of DFINITY, who pointed to the possible use of DFINITY's patented technology in NEAR Intents; the same piece adds that this controversy added to selling pressure and a weaker risk environment.

Sources: CoinMarketCap

To understand it better: What is Near Protocol?, at Bit2Me Academy.

Pepe falls 6,64%

Pepe goes from €0,00 to €0,00 in 24 hours.

  • A news item posted within the window indicates that PEPE fell sharply after hitting a resistance level and reversing the previous day's advance, which explains the intraday bearish pressure.
  • The pressure on PEPE was attributed to the general market downturn and the outflow of capital from speculative assets, with memecoins registering a greater decline than Bitcoin.
  • Another coverage described a drop following the rejection of a resistance near $0,00000462, after a previous rebound; that connection is technical and does not identify a fundamental event specific to PEPE.

Sources: cryptonews · CoinMarketCap · E-bitco

To understand it better: What is Pepe?, at Bit2Me Academy.

Cardano (ADA) falls 4,06%

Cardano goes from €0,19 to €0,18 in 24 hours.

Possible factor, unconfirmed:

  • ADA appeared among the assets that opened lower in a session of widespread selling and risk-off sentiment; no news item was found in the window that identified a factor specific to Cardano.

Sources: Businessupturn

To understand it better: What is Cardano?, at Bit2Me Academy.

Left (LEFT) falls 2,87%

Solana goes from €92,93 to €90,26 in 24 hours.

Possible factor, unconfirmed:

  • SOL was cited among the altcoins that fell more than Bitcoin in a session described as risk-off; no news item was found in the window with a specific Solana catalyst.

Sources: Businessupturn · Captainaltcoin

To understand it better: What is Solana?, at Bit2Me Academy.

Ethereum (ETH) falls 2,83%

Ethereum drops from €2.144 to €2.084 in 24 hours.

  • ETH was included among the assets affected by the overall pullback; the source also notes outflows of approximately $110 million from Ether spot ETFs, reducing institutional demand during the selling pressure.

Sources: Captainaltcoin · Buttondown

To understand it better: What is Ethereum?, at Bit2Me Academy.

XRP falls 1,83%

XRP drops from €1,17 to €1,15 in 24 hours.

Possible factor, unconfirmed:

  • XRP was identified as one of the major assets that fell during a session of widespread selling and increased risk aversion in altcoins; no specific XRP catalyst was published within the window.

Sources: Businessupturn · Captainaltcoin

To understand it better: What is XRP?, at Bit2Me Academy.

Bitcoin (BTC) falls 1,33%

Bitcoin drops from €72.721 to €71.752 in 24 hours.

  • The decline was associated with the combination of oil above $100, increased inflation concerns, Bitcoin spot ETF outflows, and long position liquidations.

Sources: Captainaltcoin · Buttondown

To understand it better: What is Bitcoin?, at Bit2Me Academy.

The rest of the top

Pump.fun (-6,08%), Sui (-4,92%) and Chainlink (-4,02%) fell without any news of their own in the window, in line with the general market correction.

Top 10 Prices

Prices at 20:55 on 24/10
Criptomoneda Price 24 h Operate
Bitcoin BTC 71.752 € -1,33% Operate
Ethereum ETH 2.084 € -2,83% Operate
XRP 1,15 € -1,83% Operate
Solana SOL 90,26 € -2,87% Operate
Near-Protocol NEAR 4,00 € -6,77% Operate
Cardano ADA 0,18 € -4,06% Operate
Sui 0,83 € -4,92% Operate
chainlink LINK 10,28 € -4,02% Operate
Pump.fun PUMP 0,00 € -6,08% Operate
Pepe 0,00 € -6,64% Operate

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