Pepe Leads Crypto Decliners With 10.88% Drop in Nov. 12 Snapshot
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PEPE Price Decline Deepens as Sellers Take Control
PEPE rallied by 60% over a 60-day time frame, but failed to hold its ground and has bounced back with losses of 11.19% on its latest trading day. The number of trades fell by 41.93% to around $548 million, with PEPE receding, and the market cap of the latest session being $1.81 billion. Wallet count nears 596,920 addresses, and circulating supply reaches 413.77 trillion PEPE; neither measure confirms a price reversal. PEPE price decline has gath…
The total capitalization of the world cryptoval market fell to $2.31 trillion from $2.39 trillion at the beginning of the day, i.e. by 80... ~ 13.11.2026, PRIM
PEPE Price Tops Daily Losers as Meme Coins Bleed 25%
PEPE recorded the steepest daily loss among the 100 largest cryptocurrencies. The sell-off hit the one major meme coin that had kept rising into November. Bitcoin ETF outflows and shrinking stablecoin supply are draining demand for speculative tokens. Buyers now face a test in the same zone where they absorbed a large exploit-wallet sale in October. PEPE fell 11.22% over the past 24 hours to around $0.0000044 on Thursday. That made it the worst …
The downward trend in Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) prices continues. Six weeks of losses in the cryptocurrency market are worrying investors, with outflows from ETFs, regulatory expectations in the US, and global economic uncertainties taking center stage. So why are Bitcoin and Ethereum falling, and will BTC decline further?
Bitcoin has fallen from $81,000 to below $73,000 in one week, losing nearly $8,000 in value. The contraction in the supply of stablecoins, leveraged buy positions and upcoming large IPOs are cited as the main reasons for the decline.
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