Crypto Decliners Reach 66 as Pepe Leads Late Nov. 11 Snapshot

Crypto-market losses broadened in a late Nov. 11 snapshot, with 66 of the 90 largest cryptocurrencies excluding stablecoins lower as Pepe posted the steepest 24-hour decline.

Pepe (PEPE) fell 15.24% to $0.00000457 over the 24 hours ending at 11:05 p.m. ET Nov. 11 (4:05 UTC Nov. 12). It ranked 46th by market capitalization. The decline was less steep than the 16.17% drop recorded in a 7:05 p.m. ET snapshot, when Pepe traded at $0.00000454.

The later tally showed 66 assets declining and 24 advancing. An earlier Nov. 11 market snapshot had 51 decliners and 38 advancers.

Midnight (NIGHT), ranked 83rd by market capitalization, led gainers, rising 6.66% to $0.0459. Gram (GRAM), formerly Toncoin and ranked 28th, gained 5.16% to $1.20. Cronos (CRO), ranked 39th, rose 3.60% to $0.0493.

Figure Heloc (FIGR_HELOC), ranked ninth, advanced 2.75% to $1.07, while Avalanche (AVAX), ranked 25th, gained 2.13% to $8.61. Those were the five largest advances in the snapshot.

Behind Pepe, Bitway (BTW) had the next-steepest decline, falling 11.71% to $1.05 and ranking 56th. Injective (INJ), ranked 84th, dropped 9.96% to $7.56. Arbitrum (ARB), ranked 71st, lost 8.86% to $0.150, and Quant (QNT), ranked 40th, declined 8.80% to $165.50.

Bitcoin (BTC) stood at $73,750, down 0.04% over 24 hours. Ether (ETH) was $2,053, down 0.54%.