Crypto Market Recap Oct 23, 2026: Worldcoin Drags a Soft Market
Market cap $2.78T (-0.8%), spot volume $47.2B, 937 assets up and 1476 down, Fear & Greed at 53.
Coinmico ResearchPublished 
- Market cap
- $2.78T
- -0.8%
- Spot volume (24h)
- $47.2B
- -23.9%
- BTC dominance
- 58.3%
- +0.06 pts
- Fear & Greed
- 53
- Neutral
- Up / Down
- 937 / 1476
- assets up / down
- Liquidations
- $233M
- $153M L · $80.3M S
Top assets, 24h
What Moved
A soft day: total market capitalisation ended at $2.78T, down 0.8% from a day earlier.
BTC ended the day at $80,614 (-0.9%), moving with the market rather than against it; its share of total capitalisation is 58.3%. Ethereum lost 1.0% to $2,370.
Breadth was split — 937 assets up, 1476 down — with 24.0% of the hundred largest closing higher. The index move came from the large caps more than the field.
Akedo (AKE) was the day's strongest mover at +23.8%, ahead of LEO (+7.3%). At the other end, Worldcoin (WLD) fell 11.7%, with LIT (-9.7%) close behind. By sector, Exchange Tokens led (+0.5%) while Privacy trailed (-2.3%).
Volume and Leverage
Trading volume was ordinary at $47.2B, -23.9% against the previous day. Spot on centralised exchanges accounted for $46.3B, on-chain swaps $1.72B and derivatives $74.0B.
Liquidations were contained at $233M, most of it longs ($153M against $80.3M of shorts). Open interest across the venues we track is $66.3B.
Sentiment
Sentiment is neutral: our Fear & Greed index reads 53 (50 yesterday, 48 last week).
Top gainers (top 100)
Akedo AKE$0.0389+23.8%
LEO Token LEO$9.71+7.3%
MemeCore M$0.895+4.4%
Pepe PEPE$0.00000451+3.1%
JUST JST$0.141+1.3%
Top losers (top 100)
Worldcoin WLD$0.478-11.7%
Lighter LIT$3.11-9.7%
Gram (prev. Toncoin) GRAM$1.22-7.5%
Aerodrome Finance AERO$0.729-7.3%
Pearl PEARL$2.03-6.8%
Sectors, 24h
- Exchange Tokens+0.5%
- Memes-0.4%
- Layer 1-0.6%
- RWA-1.0%
- DEX & AMM-1.7%
- DeFi-1.7%
- Derivatives & Perpetuals-1.8%
- Storage & Compute-2.0%
- Zero Knowledge-2.3%
- Privacy-2.3%
What to Watch
A soft day rather than a broken one. Alts fell less than bitcoin, a pattern that tends to be short-lived: either bitcoin stabilises and the field catches up, or it does not and the field follows it down.
All figures are measured on Coinmico's own index across 58 exchanges and 38 decentralised venues at 00:44 UTC. Tomorrow's recap will show whether today's reading held.