7-Day Shifts Among BTC ETH SOL Deposit Coins

Bitcoin sat at 62352 dollars in the latest snapshot after a 2.5 percent daily decline.

Daily Leader Changes Across the Snapshots

The market coins feed records a fresh top gainer and loser for each of twelve dates.

• July 13 snapshot named USDC the gainer while BTC led losses.
• July 12 snapshot flipped to USDT as gainer and DOGE as loser.
• July 11 snapshot showed ETH ahead and SOL behind.
• July 10 snapshot again picked ETH up and USDC down.
• July 9 snapshot chose BTC up and USDC down.
• July 8 snapshot returned USDC up and SOL down.
• July 7 snapshot listed BTC up and DOGE down.

These daily calls come from 24-hour price changes only. They do not reflect longer holdings or any deposit flow.

Weekly Price Ranges for the Six Coins

Seven snapshots spaced roughly one week apart show the range for each coin tracked as a deposit option. BTC moved from 63811 dollars on July 6 to 62352 dollars on July 13. ETH moved from 1792 dollars to 1771 dollars over the same pair of dates. SOL moved from 81.86 dollars to 75.64 dollars. DOGE moved from 0.076835 dollars to 0.072214 dollars. USDT and USDC stayed inside one cent of their July 6 levels throughout. Market caps followed the same pattern, with BTC still above 1.25 trillion dollars and SOL near 44 billion dollars in the final entry.

Stablecoin Peg Context from Matching Dates

The stablecoin table that runs alongside the coin prices shows USDC peg deviation between 0.4 and 2.7 basis points across ten updates. USDT stayed between 6.2 and 11.3 basis points off in every case. The worst peg entry changed only once, landing on USDT in a single snapshot. Circulating supply for USDC ranged from 729.99 billion to 734.50 billion tokens. Dai held between 3.5 and 0.8 basis points off across the same window.

In the July 13 snapshot BTC carried a market cap of 1.25 trillion dollars while USDC sat at 0.99979 dollars.

Shifts in Top Gainers Over the Full Set

ETH appeared as top gainer on three dates in the feed. USDC took the spot on two dates. BTC and USDT each led once. SOL and DOGE each led once as well. The pattern shows no single coin dominated the seven-day stretch.

Wallet Context for These Coins

The wallet guide lists five options that support the six coins above. Phantom covers Solana deposits with low fees. Trust Wallet handles native BTC, ETH, and SOL in one mobile app. MetaMask works for any EVM chain but skips native SOL. Coinbase Wallet and Exodus round out the list for multi-asset users. No single wallet dominates the snapshots. Players pick based on the chain they plan to use that day.