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EOS Tumbles Over 11% in Sharp Single-Day Sell-Off

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EOS saw its price plummet by over 11% on Sunday, marking its most significant single-day percentage loss since September 20, 2026, amid a broader downturn in the crypto market.
The cryptocurrency EOS experienced a sharp decline on Sunday, falling 11.10% to trade at approximately $0.0785 by 18:15 (10:15 GMT). According to data from the Investing.com Index, the move marked the digital asset's largest single-day percentage loss since September 20, 2026.
Price Action and Key Levels
The sell-off pushed EOS to the lower end of its 24-hour trading range of $0.0785 to $0.0905. The sharp drop significantly impacted the token's market capitalization, which had previously reached a peak of $17.5290 billion.
Despite the severe daily loss, EOS has posted a gain of 6.39% over the past seven days, trading within a range of $0.0723 to $0.0956. However, the token remains 99.66% below its all-time high of $22.98, which was set on April 29, 2018. Total trading volume for EOS in the last 24 hours was reported at $199,115.90.
Broader Crypto Market Declines
AdThe downturn in EOS occurred alongside modest losses in the wider cryptocurrency market. Other major digital assets also traded in the red, according to Investing.com data:
- Bitcoin (BTC) was down 0.96%, trading at $80,435.8.
- Ethereum (ETH) fell 2.26% to trade at $2,578.90.
Bitcoin's market capitalization stood at $1.616 trillion, accounting for 58.86% of the total cryptocurrency market. Ethereum's market cap was $314.79 billion, representing an 11.47% market share.
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