GLOBAL, 15 September 2026 — Bitcoin, ether, solana and XRP were all higher over the preceding 24 hours in a CoinGecko multi-venue snapshot timestamped at approximately 01:07 IST (19:37 UTC on 14 September). XRP led the four tracked assets with a 7.52% gain.
Crypto price snapshot
| Asset | USD price | 24-hour change |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | $79,041 | +2.37% |
| Ethereum (ETH) | $2,538.75 | +1.39% |
| Solana (SOL) | $103.04 | +2.13% |
| XRP | $1.46 | +7.52% |
Bitcoin, ether and solana
Bitcoin was quoted at $79,041, up 2.37% over 24 hours. Ether gained 1.39% to $2,538.75, while solana rose 2.13% to $103.04. The percentage comparison is rolling rather than tied to a single official global close.
XRP leads the four-asset group
XRP was quoted at $1.46, up 7.52% over 24 hours. That was the largest displayed percentage move in the group, but it does not by itself identify the cause, liquidity quality or sustainability of the advance.
How to read aggregate crypto prices
CoinGecko aggregates observations across exchanges. An executable bid or offer can differ because of venue liquidity, spreads, local currency conversion, outages and update timing. Cryptoassets trade continuously, so every value on this page is anchored to its stated timestamp.
Previous crypto snapshot
CapKet’s previous Bitcoin report remains a separate historical observation. This article does not replace any earlier crypto post.
Data note: CoinGecko’s multi-venue USD aggregate was captured at the stated timestamp and rounded for readability. Prices can change immediately and vary across venues. This is general information, not investment advice, a valuation or an executable quotation.
What the 24-hour percentage does—and does not show
A rolling 24-hour percentage compares the current aggregate quote with the quote observed roughly one day earlier. It is not a return measured between two official closing auctions: cryptoassets trade continuously and the comparison point advances with time. The displayed percentage can therefore change even when the latest price is comparatively stable, because the older observation is also moving out of the calculation window.
The four tokens also have different circulating supplies, liquidity profiles and venue mixes. A larger percentage move in one asset does not mean it created more dollar value, carried less risk or offered an executable price at the displayed level. Readers comparing the snapshot should use the common timestamp, the named USD aggregation method and the same rolling period, then confirm the quote on their intended venue.