Top crypto losers today
58 of 74 tracked cryptocurrencies (excluding stablecoins) are down in the last 24 hours with an average loss of -1.77%. Total market volume: $37.65B.
Biggest loser
ZcashZEC
-6.38%
$527.72
2nd biggest
币安人生 (BinanceLife)币安人生
-6.17%
$0.6504
3rd biggest
WorldcoinWLD
-5.61%
$0.3559
Top 10 crypto losers today
Top 10 crypto losers this week
About top crypto losers
This page tracks the top 100 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization (excluding stablecoins) and ranks the 10 biggest losers by both 24-hour and 7-day price performance.
Unlike aggregators that show thousands of obscure microcap tokens, Crypto Street focuses on established coins with real liquidity and trading volume - the coins that matter to most traders and investors.
Price drops can be caused by many factors: negative regulatory news, security breaches, whale sell-offs, profit-taking after rallies, or broader macroeconomic shifts. Always consider the context behind a price move - a coin dropping 10% on high volume signals stronger selling pressure than the same drop on thin volume.
The 7-day sparkline chart shows whether a decline is a sudden crash or part of a sustained downtrend. Each coin links to detailed analysis including price predictions, exchange data, converter tools, and historical performance.
Crypto losers FAQ
What are the top crypto losers today?
As of July 20, 2026, the biggest crypto loser is Zcash (ZEC) with a -6.38% decrease in the last 24 hours. 58 out of 74 tracked cryptocurrencies (excluding stablecoins) are showing negative price movement today.
What are the top crypto losers this week?
The biggest loser over the past 7 days is DeXe (DEXE) with a -26.97% decline. Weekly losers can indicate sustained selling pressure, but they can also represent buying opportunities if fundamentals remain strong.
Should I buy crypto that is dropping?
A declining price alone is not a buy signal. Traders look at context: is the drop driven by broader market conditions, negative news, or a fundamental problem? Coins dropping on low volume may recover faster than those dropping on high volume. Always evaluate a coin's fundamentals, check its support levels, and never invest more than you can afford to lose.
What causes crypto prices to drop?
Price drops can be triggered by negative regulatory news, security breaches, whale sell-offs, broader market downturns, profit-taking after rallies, or loss of investor confidence. Macroeconomic factors like interest rate decisions and geopolitical events also impact crypto prices. Technical factors like breaking key support levels can accelerate selling.
How often is this data updated?
This page refreshes every 60 seconds with live market data aggregated from major cryptocurrency exchanges. Prices, volumes, and percentage changes are sourced from aggregated market data across hundreds of exchanges.
Disclaimer: Past performance does not indicate future results. Cryptocurrency prices are highly volatile. The information on this page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.
