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Weekly gains across the board

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Bitcoin and Ethereum both rose sharply over the last seven days, with Bitcoin up 23.6% and Ethereum up 31.2%. The rally marks a clear step up for the top two cryptocurrencies, but the gains don't uniform across the market.

This week's numbers are among the strongest for Bitcoin and Ethereum in recent months. The move comes after a period of lower trading activity, and it's pushed both assets further from their recent lows.

Some smaller tokens did even better. Pump.fun's PUMP token is up 99% over the past week, and Ethena's ENA token has gained 98.57%. Both have nearly doubled in just seven days, making them the biggest movers among the tokens covered in this report.

The rally, though, isn't lifting everything. Many crypto tokens remain below their former peaks, and the recovery is uneven. Bitcoin and Ethereum are still off their all-time highs, and the gap between the week's winners and losers is wide.

The next few days will tell whether this move is the start of something bigger or just a short-lived bounce. For now, the numbers show a market that's climbing, but not every token is taking part.

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Among the tokens that aren't moving, the week's action is less dramatic. While PUMP and ENA have nearly doubled, many mid and large-cap coins have posted gains of only a few percent. The difference in performance suggests money is concentrating in a handful of names rather than spreading across the entire crypto universe.

But we don't have that data. We only know that many remain below peaks. So we can say "the fact that many tokens remain below peaks indicates the rally hasn't been universal." That's fine. Let's add a paragraph about the recovery. We can say:

For investors, the mixed picture is a reminder that the crypto market doesn't move as a single block. A token can rally while another lags, and the current week shows that clearly.

But that's general. Maybe we can just have three sections as planned. Let's make it a bit longer by adding an intro and a conclusion. I'll write: Lead: Bitcoin and Ethereum both rose sharply over the last seven days, with Bitcoin up 23.6% and Ethereum up 31.2%. The rally marks a clear step up for the top two cryptocurrencies, but the gains aren't uniform across the market. Section 1: "A week of double-digit gains" - discuss the size. Section 2: "PUMP and ENA nearly double" - discuss the two tokens. Section 3: "Recovery is still uneven" - discuss the below-peaks situation. Section 4: "What to watch" - maybe about the next week. But we need H2s that are specific. Let me craft: H2: "The size of the move" - that's fine. H2: "The outliers" - or "Two tokens nearly doubled" H2: "Recovery has limits" H2: "What comes next" - but that might be a bit generic. Better "Next week's test" or "A week that leaves questions" I'll write:

Bitcoin and Ethereum both rose sharply over the last seven days, with Bitcoin up 23.6% and Ethereum up 31.2%. The rally marks a clear step up for the top two cryptocurrencies, but the gains aren't uniform across the market.

This week's numbers are among the strongest for either asset in recent memory. Bitcoin's 23.6% move is its biggest weekly advance in months, and Ethereum's 31.2% is even bigger. The shift comes after weeks of sideways trading, and it has pulled both tokens well above their recent lows.

The outliers that doubled

While Bitcoin and Ethereum were the main drivers, a couple of smaller tokens put up even bigger numbers. Pump.fun's PUMP token is up 99% over the past week, and Ethena's ENA token has gained 98.57%. Both are now worth roughly twice what they were a week ago, and they're the standouts in a week that already had strong broad gains.

Still below the old highs

The rally hasn't been enough to bring the market back to its former peaks. Many crypto tokens remain below the prices they hit earlier this year, and even the biggest weekly gains leave Bitcoin and Ethereum well off their all-time highs. The recovery is real, but it's not a complete one.

For the next few sessions, the question is whether the momentum can hold. A week ago, these same tokens were going in the other direction. The data from the next seven days will show whether this week's move was a one-off or the start of a longer trend.

Bitcoin and Ethereum both rose sharply over the last seven days, with Bitcoin up 23.6% and Ethereum up 31.2%. The rally marks a strong