[Coin records] DOT, FIL among 42 tokens hitting record lows; six set new highs

Forty-two tokens recorded all-time lows on November 15, 2026, while six set all-time highs. Polkadot (DOT) and Filecoin (FIL) were among those setting new lows, while RAMBO and Identity.md (IMD) traded below their newly established highs.

Tokens setting all-time highs (ATH)

① Doge Pepe (DOPE): $0.13740 | ATH -0.2% ② Wintermute USDC Select (ARMUSDCS): $1.027 | ATH 0.0% ③ 3F x Steakhouse USDC Morpho Vault (3F-STEAKUSDC): $1.033 | ATH 0.0% ④ Identity.md (IMD): $0.01422 | ATH -14.0% ⑤ RAMBO (RAMBO): $0.01324 | ATH -22.7% ⑥ Rambo Kitten (RAMBO): $0.01323 | ATH -7.6%

Six tokens registered new highs in the snapshot. Wintermute USDC Select and 3F x Steakhouse USDC Morpho Vault remained at their records, while Doge Pepe traded 0.2% below its peak. RAMBO was 22.7% below its high, Identity.md was 14.0% below, and Rambo Kitten was 7.6% below. RAMBO and Rambo Kitten are separate entries sharing the same ticker.

Tokens setting all-time lows (ATL)

① Polkadot (DOT): $0.7372 | ATL +7.7% ② Filecoin (FIL): $0.6223 | ATL +5.8% ③ Aero (AERO): $0.4422 | ATL +5.7% ④ Genius (GENIUS): $0.2684 | ATL +3.9% ⑤ 0G (0G): $0.1340 | ATL +2.5%

Forty-two tokens registered new lows. Filecoin subsequently traded 5.8% above its low, while Qubic (QUBIC) stood 6.32% above its trough. Polkadot remained 98.7% below its all-time high. Beyond the five entries listed above, another 37 tokens set new lows. Identity.md appeared in both the record-high and record-low groups on the same date.

Top five tokens by market capitalization, excluding stablecoins

① Bitcoin (BTC): $65,434 | ATH -48.1% ② Ethereum (ETH): $1,829.90 | ATH -63.0% ③ BNB (BNB): $597.39 | ATH -56.4% ④ XRP (XRP): $0.9695 | ATH -73.4% ⑤ Solana (SOL): $72.69 | ATH -75.2%

Editor's note: This column tracks tokens with market capitalizations of at least $10 million whose all-time high or low falls on the snapshot date. It also compares the prices of the five listed market-cap leaders with their historical highs. Distances from those records describe prices at the snapshot, rather than returns over the day.