- Pudgy Penguins leads trending cryptos with major gains in price and trading volume.
- deBridge and Bedrock post top weekly rallies, driven by high speculative trading activity.
- Large-cap tokens see mixed results as traders shift focus to emerging, volatile assets.
A new report from Phoenix Group, using CoinMarketCap data for June 28, 2025, shows Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) leading a shift among trending cryptocurrencies. The rankings highlighted sudden changes across the digital asset market, with PENGU, deBridge (DBR), and Bedrock (BR) each recording standout trading figures and market moves.
TOP TRENDING CRYPTOS BY #COINMARKETCAP$PENGU $DBR $BR $F $LISTA $VELO $LPT $SHELL $QNT $WAL pic.twitter.com/ZKZP6zBfLn
— PHOENIX – Crypto News & Analytics (@pnxgrp) June 28, 2025
Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) claimed the top spot among trending tokens, posting a market capitalization of $734.3 million and a 24-hour trading volume of $339.7 million. PENGU’s price reached $0.011, climbing 23.7% over the past week.
The report attributes this activity to higher community participation and broader access on major exchanges, including Binance. These developments positioned PENGU as a choice for traders looking for tokens with high liquidity and active trading environments.
deBridge and Bedrock Record Major Rallies
The week saw deBridge (DBR) and Bedrock (BR) log some of the largest percentage gains among tracked tokens. DBR advanced 79.5% to a price of $0.027 and reported an $80.2 million market cap, with daily trading activity of $83.4 million.
Bedrock’s price rose 66.6% to $0.079, while its market cap reached $16.7 million. Both tokens gained traction on exchanges such as OKX and Gate.io. The report indicates that this activity reflected increased attention from speculative traders focusing on newer, lower-cap tokens.
Mixed Results for Larger-Cap Cryptos
Market performance was not uniform across all tokens. Quant (QNT), the largest by market capitalization on the list at $1.5 billion, increased by 11.1% to $106.47. Meanwhile, Livepeer (LPT) fell 4.1%, and Walrus (WAL) dropped 9.2% over the same period. The rankings show traders rotated capital between established and emerging assets, responding to shifts in short-term momentum.
The data points to renewed engagement by retail traders, especially on exchanges like Binance and Bybit, where both established and lesser-known tokens saw large volume. The trading patterns show an ongoing search for high-reward opportunities among emerging projects, while larger assets became targets for profit-taking.
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