Bitcoin remains the most searched cryptocurrency as of Oct. 17, holding a $1.64 trillion market capitalization despite a 0.54% price decline to $81,432. Other top searched tokens like Injective, Derive, and Quant also saw price drops ranging from 2% to over 6%. The search rankings reflect investor interest but do not imply endorsement. Market cap rankings for these tokens range widely, from Bitcoin at No. 1 to Quantus at No. 617, showing varied investor attention across the crypto market.
Bitcoin trades at Rp1.455.968.284 on Pluang, down 0.28% as of Oct 17, 2026 23:31 WIB. Injective also fell 5.22% to Rp153.291, while Quant dropped 2.60% to Rp3.579.585. These figures show active market moves alongside the search interest noted in the article.
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