BREAKING: Seeker (SKR) Crashes 20% to $0.023 in 24 Hours
Seeker (SKR) has experienced a sharp decline, plunging 20.2% over the past 24 hours to trade at $0.02301868 as of February 13, 2026.
The cryptocurrency’s market capitalization has fallen to $132.2 million, down $30.5 million in a single day, representing an 18.7% decline. This places Seeker at rank #223 among all cryptocurrencies by market cap.
Price Movement and Trading Activity
Seeker reached a 24-hour high of $0.02886158 before declining to its current level. The token hit a daily low of $0.02248183, marking significant volatility throughout the trading session.
Trading volume has surged to $22.76 million over the past 24 hours, indicating heightened market activity during the selloff. In the last hour alone, SKR has declined an additional 0.47%.
Technical Context
The current price represents a 58.5% decline from Seeker’s all-time high of $0.055818, which was reached on January 22, 2026—just three weeks ago. However, the token remains 327% above its all-time low of $0.00542271, recorded on January 21, 2026.
Over the past seven days, Seeker has declined 12.3%, suggesting sustained downward pressure beyond today’s sharp drop.
Supply Metrics
Seeker currently has 5.7 billion tokens in circulation out of a total supply of 10 billion tokens. The fully diluted valuation stands at $231.9 million, indicating that approximately 57% of the total supply is currently circulating.
Market Implications
The significant single-day decline comes amid broader cryptocurrency market volatility. The sharp increase in trading volume suggests active participation from traders responding to the price movement.
Market participants are closely monitoring whether Seeker can find support at current levels or if further downside pressure will materialize. The token’s proximity to its 24-hour low indicates that sellers remain in control of near-term price action.
As of press time, Seeker continues trading at $0.023, with markets awaiting clarity on what catalyzed the sudden selloff.
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