Bitcoin fell 3.77% to trade at $70,535, with centralized finance (CeFi) tokens leading sector declines, down 3.21%. Ether also declined 1.94%, nearing the $2,000 mark. Despite these losses, decentralized finance (DeFi) and NFT indexes saw modest gains of 0.13% and 0.75%, respectively. Key tokens like Gate, Binance Coin, and Cronos dropped significantly in CeFi, while some DeFi and NFT tokens such as Pyth Network, Jupiter, APENFT, and ApeCoin posted gains. This mixed performance highlights ongoing volatility and sector divergence in the crypto market.
Bitcoin's market cap on Pluang stands at Rp26.016,89 trillion as of Nov 13, 2026 09:31 WIB, with a 1-day price drop of 4.04%, slightly steeper than the article's 3.77% decline. Binance Coin, a key CeFi token, shows a market cap of Rp1.568,59 trillion and a 4.15% decrease in price. Meanwhile, Pyth Network, part of the DeFi sector, is up 2.51% with a market cap of Rp9,65 trillion, highlighting the sector divergence noted in the news.
Crypto traders lost $599 million in long positions as Bitcoin and Ethereum prices dropped to their lowest since August. Long bets accounted for 88% of $680 million total liquidations, with Bitcoin longs alone losing $325 million. The decline follows ...
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