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The crypto market today is seeing a renewed wave of momentum within the top 100 altcoins, with Decred (DCR) and StarkNet (STRK) emerging as standout performers. Both tokens surged sharply over the last 24 hours, outperforming major assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Decred price jumped over 62%, driven by renewed interest in its hybrid governance model, while StarkNet price climbed nearly 30% amid strong Layer-2 activity and ecosystem developments. As investor appetite for altcoins revives, these two tokens highlight the growing shift toward network utility and blockchain governance narratives.
Decred (DCR) Price Soars 45% as Investors Return to Governance Tokens
Decred (DCR), a long-standing hybrid blockchain combining proof-of-work (PoW) and proof-of-stake (PoS) mechanisms, witnessed a massive 62% surge in the last 24 hours, trading around $38.44 at press time. The spike follows a noticeable rise in trading volumes across Binance and Gate.io, signalling renewed community participation. Market sentiment for DCR turned decisively bullish, reflected in social media metrics and positive funding rates.
The price has surpassed the pivotal resistance range, which it has been stuck in since 2023. Although the price failed to clear the resistance at $70, the DCR price began the weekly trade above the resistance-turned-support range between $30 and $32, flashing bullish signals. The weekly RSI has entered the overbought range for the first time after the 2021 bull run. If it sustains within the range as it did before, reaching a 3-digit figure may not be a tedious job for the Decred price rally.
StarkNet (STRK) Climbs 30% on Layer-2 Momentum
StarkNet (STRK), an Ethereum Layer-2 scaling solution utilising zero-knowledge rollups (ZK-Rollups), also gained momentum, rallying nearly 30% to $0.17 in the past 24 hours. The token’s surge aligns with broader investor optimism toward Layer-2 ecosystems, which continue to attract developers and liquidity amid Ethereum’s scaling challenges. The StarkNet Foundation recently announced incentives for developers and decentralized applications (dApps), adding further fuel to the rally.
As seen in the above chart, the STRK price has broken above the 200-day MA for the first time in 2025 as bulls take control. However, the token has yet to test the vital resistance zone between $0.188 and $0.196, which has remained a strong barrier since March. The Chaikin money flow (CMF) has displayed a v-shaped recovery after hitting lows at -0.27, hinting towards strong buying in the past few hours. Although the bullish momentum is piling up, the Starknet price is required to rise above $0.2 to keep up the ascending trend.
Market Context: Altcoins Regain Momentum
The strong performance of DCR and STRK comes amid a broader crypto market recovery. Bitcoin (BTC) traded near $106,000, up 4% on the day, while Ethereum (ETH) rose over 7% to $3,640. Altcoin dominance increased slightly to 28.8%, hinting at early signs of renewed risk appetite among traders.
According to CoinMarketCap data, Decred and StarkNet were among the top gainers within the top 100 tokens, joining a shortlist of altcoins outperforming major caps. Daily volumes for both tokens rose significantly—DCR saw a 300% jump, while STRK’s 24-hour trading volume increased by nearly 250%.
Outlook: Governance and Layer-2 Narratives in Focus
The rallies in Decred and StarkNet underscore two key narratives gaining traction in November—decentralized governance and Ethereum Layer-2 scaling. As the crypto market matures, investors are increasingly rewarding projects with tangible utility, robust tokenomics, and active ecosystems.
If current momentum sustains, DCR could test $30–$32, while STRK might eye a move toward $0.2. In either case, both assets have reignited optimism within the top 100, suggesting that the next phase of altcoin rotation could be driven by tokens with strong fundamentals and community-driven ecosystems.
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