Raydium (RAY) traded at $1.75 on October 15, 2026, after declining 12.87% over the prior 24 hours. The drop extended a broader weekly pullback that has seen the token shed 29.03% over the past seven days, pushing it well below recent highs.
Despite the short-term pressure, RAY's 30-day performance tells a different story. The token is still up 25.78% on a one-month basis, suggesting a portion of recent gains has been unwound but not fully erased.
Raydium's total market capitalization stood at $0.48 billion as of the reporting period, reflecting the combined weight of the daily and weekly declines on the asset's overall valuation.
The divergence between the 30-day gain and the sharp near-term losses highlights the volatility common in crypto markets, where assets can reverse meaningful portions of a rally in a compressed timeframe.
