BNB, TRON, and Ethena remain active trading choices despite price drops, with strong volumes showing market engagement after Trump’s tariffs.
TRON’s 80% surge in trading volume highlights strong liquidity, positioning it well for potential rebounds during tariff-driven volatility.
Ethena’s high TVL and significant locked supply support its long-term potential, even amid short-term price weakness.
The market reacted to Trump’s tariffs with mixed sentiment, creating fresh opportunities to buy the dip in top-performing cryptocurrencies. BNB, TRON, and Ethena recorded daily declines yet maintained strong trading activity, reflecting resilience despite price drops. Each coin’s market structure, liquidity, and supply dynamics position them as potential strong buys during this tariff-driven volatility.
BNB Holds Strong Despite Mild Pullback
BNB closed at $832.79, posting a modest 1.27% drop in the past 24 hours. Its market capitalization fell to $115.99 billion, matching the percentage loss in price. Trading volume increased sharply by 34.94% to $4.51 billion, signaling heightened market participation during the decline.
The intraday performance showed a sharp climb from $841.8 to above $860 during the morning. Gains held until the afternoon, when a sudden drop erased earlier advances. A partial rebound followed, but further declines in the evening brought the price near the day’s low.
BNB’s circulating supply is 139.28 million, identical to its total reported supply, with no fixed maximum cap. This structure allows for flexibility through burns or supply adjustments. A 3.83% volume-to-market cap ratio shows moderate liquidity, yet the coin remains near its upper trading range.
TRON Sees Volume Surge Amid Price Softness
TRON traded at $0.3554, reflecting a 1.56% daily decrease. Market capitalization slipped to $33.65 billion, in line with the price movement. Trading volume surged by 80.11% to $2.51 billion, showing a significant jump in market activity despite the pullback.
The price chart revealed steady gains in the early hours, rising from $0.3604 to above $0.367. However, the afternoon brought a sharp drop that erased earlier increases. A short recovery attempt was made, but prices trended lower into the evening.
TRON’s total and circulating supply both stand at 94.68 billion TRX, with no capped maximum supply. This uncapped nature allows for potential ongoing issuance that may influence future valuation. Its 7.41% volume-to-market cap ratio indicates healthy liquidity and strong trading conditions.
Ethena Faces Sharp Drop but Maintains Liquidity Strength
Ethena ended the day at $0.7100, down 7.59% over 24 hours. Market capitalization dropped to $4.71 billion, mirroring the price decline. Trading volume rose by 24.88% to $1.51 billion, pointing to active engagement during the sell-off.
The chart showed early stability followed by a steady decline that steepened in the afternoon. Brief stabilization occurred before another drop pushed the market toward its lows. Recovery attempts were limited, and the overall trend stayed negative through the close.
Ethena’s total and maximum supply are both set at 15 billion ENA, with 6.62 billion in circulation. This leaves over half the supply locked, potentially influencing future market conditions. With a 32.14% volume-to-market cap ratio and $11.07 billion in total value locked, liquidity remains a core strength.
