BTC$77,213▼ 0.39%
ETH$2,116▼ 0.78%
SOL$85.65▲ 0.78%
HYPE$57.73▲ 15.29%
XRP$1.36▼ 0.53%
BNB$649.20▲ 0.73%
DOGE$0.1045▲ 0.50%
AVAX$9.31▲ 0.70%
LINK$9.58▼ 0.12%
TAO$278.80▲ 5.59%
ZEC$661.59▲ 13.74%
NEAR$1.76▲ 7.73%
BTC$77,213▼ 0.39%
ETH$2,116▼ 0.78%
SOL$85.65▲ 0.78%
HYPE$57.73▲ 15.29%
XRP$1.36▼ 0.53%
BNB$649.20▲ 0.73%
DOGE$0.1045▲ 0.50%
AVAX$9.31▲ 0.70%
LINK$9.58▼ 0.12%
TAO$278.80▲ 5.59%
ZEC$661.59▲ 13.74%
NEAR$1.76▲ 7.73%
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Track Record ·

Of the 202 Tokens We Covered in the Week of 17 August 2026, 54 Were Untradeable Within Seven Days

What We Covered

In the week of 17 August 2026, 202 tokens were covered, all of which were measured at this checkpoint. A total of 240 articles were published during this period.

What Happened

Out of the 202 tokens, 54 were classified as untradeable, representing a rate of 27%. This classification indicates that their liquidity fell below the liquidity floor of $5,000. The median liquidity change across the tokens measured was -63.2%, reflecting a significant decline in liquidity for many tokens over the week.

By Risk Band

The cohort was segmented into four risk bands. The Low band included 9 tokens, all of which were tradeable, resulting in a 0% untradeable rate. The Moderate band covered 74 tokens, with 5 being untradeable, yielding a 7% untradeable rate. The Elevated band had 109 tokens, where 44 were untradeable, leading to a 40% untradeable rate. Lastly, the Severe band included 10 tokens, with 5 untradeable, resulting in a 50% untradeable rate.

The Steepest Declines

The tokens with the steepest declines in liquidity included BILLY, which fell from $92,048.58 to $0.00; HOBBES, from $56,175.68 to $0.00; HOPNOSIS, from $74,216.90 to $0.00; SLING, from $62,051.72 to $0.00; and Z, from $52,097.09 to $0.00. Each of these tokens experienced a 100% decline in liquidity.

How This Is Measured

The checkpoint is established at a fixed age of 7 days and is not subject to revision. Each token is counted once regardless of how many times it was covered.

Risk Note

This report does not constitute financial advice.