Provenance’s HASH token price is up roughly 20% in 24 hours and about 7% on the week, outpacing a largely flat crypto market as volume spikes from low levels on a few venues.
HASH price climbed about 19.6% in the past 24 hours, trading near $0.026 and roughly 7.6% higher on the week. The move pushes the token toward the upper edge of its recent trading range—well above last month’s lows but still far below earlier peaks.
In a volatile session, trades ranged between $0.0098 and $0.0310. The current quote sits near $0.0259, about 57% below the all‑time high around $0.0602. Compared with its recorded floor, HASH is up more than 165%.
Looking at broader intervals, HASH is up about 9% over 30 days and roughly 6.4% over 14 days, while the most recent hour showed little change.
Provenance’s market cap is near $1.34 billion, placing HASH around No. 77 among tracked assets. Of 100 billion total tokens, 51.9 billion are circulating, implying a fully diluted valuation near $2.58 billion. The overall crypto market sits near $3.19 trillion, with Bitcoin and Ethereum representing roughly 57.1% and 11.8% of that total.
Trading volume tells a different story: about $131,000 in HASH traded in the past 24 hours, a jump of more than tenfold from the prior day. Figure Markets’ HASH/USD pair accounts for over 95% of volume, with the HASH/OSMO pair on Osmosis representing most of the remainder. Despite the surge, turnover remains small and liquidity thin relative to market cap.
Sector data shows HASH outperforming peers. Over the past week, major crypto benchmarks were slightly negative and smart‑contract tokens largely flat, while HASH registered gains, distinguishing itself amid broader weakness.
