Bitcoin Leads Search List as Six of Seven Coins Post 24-Hour Losses

At 9:01 p.m. ET Thursday, Nov. 5, Bitcoin (BTC) led the most-searched cryptocurrency list, while six of the seven listed assets had fallen over the previous 24 hours. Lighter (LIT) was the sole gainer, up 0.27%.

Bitcoin traded at $76,140, down 5.80%. Its market capitalization of $1,530,816,482,494 ranked No. 1 among the listed assets.

NEAR Protocol (NEAR) ranked second in search interest at $3.73, down 8.09%, with a market capitalization of $4,884,642,695 and a market-cap rank of No. 21. Venice Token (VVV) was third at $21.03, down 1%, with a $1,028,660,126 market capitalization and a No. 72 market-cap rank.

Ether (ETH) was fourth at $2,239, down 7.99%. Its market capitalization was $273,527,041,503, second among the assets. Hyperliquid (HYPE) followed at $77.79, down 7.93%, with a $18,622,923,393 market capitalization and a No. 11 rank.

Ethena (ENA) fell 10.59% to $0.163, the largest decline on the list, and ranked No. 43 by market capitalization at $2,199,735,951. Lighter traded at $3.40, with a market capitalization of $850,324,658 and a No. 78 rank.

Bitcoin also led an Oct. 28 search snapshot, when Pepe and Kinetiq were the only listed assets with 24-hour gains. Search placement reflects interest, not an endorsement of any coin.