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According to price data from CoinGecko compiled<\/a> by CoinGoLive, the current bear market has seen a whopping 72 out of top-100 tokens fall more than 90% from their all-time highs.<\/p>\n The larger cap coins are faring better than most. Among the top ten cryptocurrencies by market cap, nine have dipped less than 90% during the current market downturn. Bitcoin (BTC<\/a>), the largest crypto, is down 70.3% from its November high of $69,000. Second place is Ether (ETH<\/a>) which is down 78% from its high of $4,878.<\/p>\n Others in the top ten include Binance Coin (BNB<\/a>), Cardano (ADA<\/a>), Solana (SOL<\/a>), and Polkadot (DOT<\/a>) which are down between 68% and 88%, (excluding the three stablecoins USDT<\/a>, USDC<\/a> and BUSD). Ripple (XRP<\/a>) is the exception, tracking a fall of 90.56% from its ATH.<\/p>\n The average fall from ATH for these top 10 coins is 79%, while among the top 20 coins the average fall from the all-time-high is 81.1%. <\/p>\n Exchange tokens appear to be doing better than many other sectors with a 68.3% average fall from their ATHs.<\/p>\n The best performer there is LEO token, which has only fallen 38.87%, which Cointelegraph reported saw<\/a> \u201caggressive buying at lower levels\u201d on June 13. LEO is the Ethereum-based utility token for the Bitfinex exchange and trading platforms managed by iFinex and is used to reduce fees for traders.<\/p>\n Coinflex exchange\u2019s native FLEX token is the 83rd largest crypto. It also appears relatively immune to the devastating drawback and is down just 38.6% from from ATH. FLEX is used to pay for transactions and reduce trading fees on its trading platform. The project touts its token burning mechanism as a reason for its price resilience.<\/p>\n The utility token for the KuCoin trading platform, KCS, has seen a 61.43% drawdown from its ATH. KCS is an ERC-20 token that is used to reduce fees on the exchange and is the native token for KuChain, a blockchain developed by the exchange.<\/p>\n However KCS could see a further dip<\/a> more than 60% below its ATH if Cointelegraph\u2019s June 12 predictions are right.<\/p>\n Many cryptocurrencies have experienced a large portion of their losses within the past week<\/a> as the total crypto market cap dropped 24% from $1.3 trillion to $996 billion. In that time, BTC also fell about 35% from $30,500 to a low of $20,216 on June 15. <\/p>\n Related: <\/em><\/strong>Bitcoin bounces 8% from lows amid warning BTC price bottom ‘shouldn’t be like that’<\/em><\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n BTC is currently trading at $20,486 since the Federal Reserve announced a 75 basis point hike<\/a> in interest rates to try to combat inflation. <\/p>\n As an aside, stablecoins haven\u2019t been immune to falls either, despite theoretically being stable. Since 2018, many have wobbled by 10% to 30% at various points including USDT, USDC, BUSD, DAI, FRAX, USDP, PAXG, CDAI and XAUT. TUSD recorded a 38.4% deviation from its peg in 2018. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n