CoinGecko’s weekly trending coins list for February 28 through March 6 shows Bitcoin at the top, followed by two smaller tokens that captured more attention thanCoinGecko’s weekly trending coins list for February 28 through March 6 shows Bitcoin at the top, followed by two smaller tokens that captured more attention than

20 Most Searched Crypto Tokens This Week

2026/03/06 23:38
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CoinGecko’s weekly trending coins list for February 28 through March 6 shows Bitcoin at the top, followed by two smaller tokens that captured more attention than assets twenty times their size.

The full list spans $1.4 trillion down to $30 million in market cap, reflecting a week where macro narratives and speculative interest ran in parallel.

The Full Top 20

Bitcoin leads at $1.41 trillion market cap, unsurprisingly given the week’s price action from $63,600 to $73,600 and back. Pudgy Penguins sits second at $450 million, reflecting continued NFT and meme token social volume. Venice Token takes third at $270 million, an AI-focused privacy protocol that has been gaining attention in developer circles.

Solana at fourth with a $50.4 billion market cap is the largest altcoin on the list, consistent with the Western Union stablecoin announcement, Sol Strategies update, and ETF inflow data covered throughout the week. Power Protocol rounds out the top five at $30.3 million, the smallest market cap in the top ten by a significant margin.

Hyperliquid sits sixth at $7.3 billion. Fabric Protocol seventh at $90.7 million, following its 82% weekly gain in the CoinMarketCap top gainers list covered earlier today. PAX Gold eighth at $2.5 billion, a gold-backed token whose presence in the trending list reflects the geopolitical safe-haven rotation visible in this week’s ETF flow data. Ethereum ninth at $250.8 billion. NEAR Protocol tenth at $1.7 billion.

Positions eleven through twenty: MANTRA at $95.9 million, Tether Gold at $2.9 billion, Grass at $152.4 million, Bittensor at $1.8 billion, Sui at $3.7 billion, Pi Network at $1.9 billion, Aave at $1.8 billion, Monad at $234.3 million, XRP at $85.7 billion, and River at $388.6 million.

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What the List Tells You

PAX Gold and Tether Gold both appearing in the top twenty is unusual. Two gold-backed tokens trending simultaneously in the same week that Iranian drones struck an airport and geopolitical tension drove Bitcoin ETF inflows points to a specific investor behavior: seeking digital exposure to safe-haven assets rather than moving entirely into fiat or traditional gold.

Bittensor at fourteenth connects directly to the TAO technical analysis covered earlier today. Trending status alongside price compression near a critical support level suggests social interest is building at the same time the chart is approaching a decision point.

Monad at eighteenth with a $234 million market cap is the most speculative entry on the list. The project has not launched its mainnet yet and has no live token with that market cap figure representing fully diluted valuation estimates rather than circulating supply. Its trending status reflects developer and investor anticipation rather than current utility.

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