Bitcoin Tops Search List as Pepe and Kinetiq Post 24-Hour Gains
The other five assets on the seven-coin list declined over 24 hours in the Oct. 28 snapshot.

Bitcoin (BTC) led the most-searched cryptocurrency list at 10:08 p.m. ET Oct. 28, while Pepe and Kinetiq were the only two of seven listed assets with 24-hour gains.
Bitcoin traded at $80,048, down 0.96% over 24 hours. Its market capitalization was $1,609,393,529,139, ranking first by market value.
Pepe (PEPE) ranked second in searches and 48th by market capitalization. It traded at $0.00000500, up 2.17%, with a market capitalization of $2,104,827,491. Kinetiq (KNTQ) ranked third in searches and 220th by market capitalization, trading at $0.452, up 6.64%, with a market capitalization of $142,858,689.
Solana (SOL) ranked fourth in searches and seventh by market capitalization. It traded at $99.95, down 1.60%, with a market capitalization of $58,967,637,891. Venice Token (VVV), fifth in searches and 70th by market capitalization, fell 7.83% to $23.54 and had a market capitalization of $1,145,863,102.
Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) ranked sixth in searches and 114th by market capitalization. It fell 1.34% to $0.00770, with a market capitalization of $484,097,185. Gram (GRAM), previously Toncoin, ranked seventh in searches and 31st by market capitalization; it fell 1.50% to $1.22, with a market capitalization of $3,448,760,514.
Search position reflects interest in the listed coins, while market-cap rank reflects relative market value; neither ranking is an endorsement. An Oct. 15 Bitcoin-led search snapshot also ranked Bitcoin first among seven assets, with Zerebro recording the largest 24-hour gain.