The crypto market shows mixed signals today, with Ethereum dropping to the $2,100 mark while altcoins like Crypto-AI-Robo, CZ’s Dog and Prosper have surged double digits in the last 24 hours.

 According to the latest market data, Bitcoin (BTC) is down 3.98% in the last 24 hours, struggling to maintain the $86,000 level.  Ethereum (ETH) has also slipped 3.33%, currently trading at $2,132.

 CAIR jumps 78% amid market downturn

 CAIR has shown the highest gains, with a 78.1% surge in the last 24 hours.  The coin has reached $0.02774 from its 24-hour low of $0.01546.  The token’s market cap now stands at $24.6 million with a 24-hour trading volume of $74,986.43.

 CAIR’s price pump comes with no clear developmental updates.  The only notable explanation could be BNB’s relative stability compared to other top 10 coins as a possible factor, with BNB (BNB) showing the smallest loss of 1.1% among major cryptocurrencies.

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 BROCCOLI token has surged 69.1% in the past day, moving from $0.03411 to $0.06077.  The meme coin now has a market cap of $60.7 million with over $76 million in 24-hour trading volume.

 Similar to CAIR, there haven’t been any notable announcements or developments that explain the sudden price movement for BROCCOLI.  However, the team has been active on X, hosting AMAs to interact with its community.

 Coming to the third coin on CoinGecko’s top gainers list, PROS has climbed 52.3% in the last 24 hours.  The coin is trading at $0.5244 with a range between $0.3367 and $0.6006.

 Unlike the other surging tokens, Prosper (PROS) has recently updated its dApp.  Additionally, the PROS team posted a cryptic tweet a few hours ago, hinting at upcoming features without revealing specific details.

 Despite these isolated pumps, the overall crypto market maintains a bearish outlook.  The majority of top cryptocurrencies are showing negative performance over the past 24 hours.

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