Bitway (BTW) experienced the largest loss among 90 major cryptocurrencies, dropping 14.06% to $0.870, ranking 65th by market cap. Overall, more cryptocurrencies declined (52) than advanced (38) in the latest snapshot. Injective (INJ) led gains with an 11.62% rise to $8.21, while other notable gainers included Pearl, LayerZero, Pepe, and NEAR Protocol. Major cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and Ether also saw declines of 3.86% and 3.66%, respectively. This market movement highlights volatility and selective gains amid broader declines in digital assets.
While Bitway (BTW) fell sharply by 14.06%, Injective (INJ) on Pluang shows a strong positive trend, up 10.11% to Rp148.042 as of Nov 13, 2026 23:22 WIB, contrasting with the broader crypto declines. LayerZero (ZRO) also gained 5.48%, trading at Rp29.162, reflecting selective buying interest despite market volatility. Meanwhile, ether.fi (ETHFI) declined 7.34%, highlighting mixed performance among altcoins on the platform.
Injective's governance vote on the Veyra upgrade version 1.21.0 is close to reaching the required quorum, with 33.03% participation just below the 33.40% needed. The proposal, which includes new features like request-for-quote infrastructure, expande...
Injective has started governance voting on its Veyra mainnet upgrade, planned for November 24 if approved. The upgrade aims to enhance institutional real-world asset infrastructure, improve cross-chain trading, and introduce new trading tools like re...
On November 11, the cryptocurrency market saw broad losses with 66 of the top 90 coins falling in value. Pepe (PEPE) experienced the steepest drop, falling 15.24% to $0.00000457, ranking 46th by market cap. Other notable decliners included Bitway, In...
Cryptocurrency markets have recently pulled back after months of gains due to macroeconomic uncertainties including war, oil prices, and inflation. Injective CEO Eric Chen described this as a market correction and highlighted the volatility of crypto...
