Provenance’s HASH token rallied sharply, gaining roughly 20% over 24 hours and about 7% on the week, outpacing a broadly flat crypto market as volume jumped from low levels on a handful of venues. HASH traded near $0.026 after a ~19.6% 24‑hour rise and sits roughly 7.6% higher on the week, nudging the token toward the upper end of its recent range—well above last month’s lows but still far from earlier highs. During a volatile session, intraday trades spanned $0.0098 to $0.0310; the current quote is about $0.0259, some 57% below the all‑time high near $0.0602 and more than 165% above its recorded floor. Over longer windows, HASH is up about 9% over 30 days and roughly 6.4% over 14 days, while the most recent hour showed little movement. Provenance’s market capitalization is approximately $1.34 billion, putting HASH around No. 77 among tracked assets. Of the 100 billion total tokens, 51.9 billion are circulating, implying a fully diluted valuation near $2.58 billion. The wider crypto market is near $3.19 trillion, with Bitcoin and Ethereum making up roughly 57.1% and 11.8% of that total, respectively. Trading volume for HASH was about $131,000 in the past 24 hours—a more than tenfold jump from the prior day—but turnover remains small and liquidity thin relative to market cap. Figure Markets’ HASH/USD pair accounts for over 95% of reported volume, while the HASH/OSMO pair on Osmosis represents most of the remainder. Sector data show HASH outperforming peers: major benchmarks were slightly negative and smart‑contract tokens mostly flat over the week, while HASH registered notable gains, standing out amid broader weakness.
