Pearl Falls 16.14% to Lead Crypto Decliners in Nov. 11 Snapshot

Pearl (PEARL) fell 16.14% to $1.40 over the 24 hours through 3:01 a.m. ET Nov. 11, the steepest drop among listed movers in a snapshot where 63 of the 90 largest cryptocurrencies, excluding stablecoins, fell.

Pearl ranked 100th by market capitalization, outside the 90-asset breadth count. Its decline was larger by magnitude than the strongest listed gain, Bitway's 10.80% rise.

Bitway (BTW), ranked 52nd, rose to $1.12. Lighter (LIT), ranked 77th, gained 10.24% to $3.47. Gram (prev. Toncoin) (GRAM), ranked 29th, advanced 6.02% to $1.15. LayerZero (ZRO), ranked 91st, climbed 5.79% to $1.58, while Internet Computer (ICP), ranked 61st, added 5.12% to $2.54. Those were the five listed gainers, with each change measured over 24 hours.

After Pearl, Zcash (ZEC), ranked 11th by market capitalization, had the largest listed loss, falling 13.01% to $1,001. Venice Token (VVV), ranked 76th, dropped 10.29% to $19.16. Uniswap (UNI), ranked 25th, lost 8.19% to $6.46, and Quant (QNT), ranked 38th, declined 6.27% to $179.54. Quant had the smallest loss among the five decliners; Internet Computer had the smallest gain among the listed advancers.

Pearl, Zcash and Venice Token also appeared among the decliners in the Nov. 10 snapshot.

Across the 90 largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, excluding stablecoins, 63 declined and 27 advanced. Bitcoin stood at $74,006, down 0.97% over 24 hours, while Ether was $2,067, down 2.17%.