Ethereum ($ETH) hit a record of $4,946.05 on Aug. 24, 2025, according to coingecko.com, and at $4,372 per $ETH, it is down 11.7%. XRP, the fourth-largest crypto by market cap, trades at $2.82, reflecting a 22.9% drop from its $3.65 peak on July 18, 2025. BNB is changing hands at $863, 4.1% below its $899 all-time high set on Aug. 22.
$ETH/USD chart on Aug. 31, 2025. Bitstamp ATHs are slightly different.
The sixth-largest crypto, solana ( SOL), hit a peak of $293 seven months ago on Jan. 19, 2025, and now trades 31% lower at $202 per coin. In the eighth position beneath $USDC, dogecoin ($DOGE) trades at $0.216 per coin. $DOGE has not touched an all-time high since 2021 and remains 70.5% below its $0.7316 peak.
The ninth-largest crypto, tron ( $TRX), is priced at $0.339 per coin, 21.4% beneath its $0.4313 peak from Dec. 4, 2024. Rounding out the top ten, cardano ( $ADA) trades at $0.8218, still 73.4% below its $3.09 high from 2021. In the eleventh spot, chainlink ($LINK) trades at $23.47 per coin, standing 55.4% beneath its peak of $52.70 reached in May 2021.
In the twelfth spot—counting the top ten minus stablecoins USDT and $USDC—hyperliquid (HYPE) trades at $44.08. It recently notched a record but now sits 13.5% below its Aug. 27 peak of $50.99 per coin. $DOGE, $ADA, $LINK, and $TRX are indeed the only ones in the top ten (excluding fiat-pegged tokens) that have not posted a new all-time high in 2025.
The data reveals a split between assets setting new milestones in 2025 and those still trailing historic highs. This contrast highlights how quickly momentum can shift in crypto, where some tokens regain prominence while others remain anchored to past cycles, awaiting conditions that might spark another climb. Even several of the coins that achieved new peaks in 2025 now trade lower.