The GPRO token surged 10.5% within an hour on November 2, reaching 1.054 USDT, and was up 9.6% over the previous 24 hours. This rise contrasts with the broader market where Bitcoin and Ether prices fell by 1.69% and 0.75%, respectively. The increase in GPRO highlights a notable divergence from the general downward trend in major cryptocurrencies. Investors may watch if GPRO's momentum continues amid the overall market weakness.
While GPRO surged notably in a short period, Bitcoin on Pluang trades at Rp1.393.242.900 with a 1-day drop of 1.88% as of Nov 03, 2026 06:51 WIB. This contrasts GPRO's positive momentum against Bitcoin's decline. Bitcoin's circulating supply is at 96% of its maximum, with a strong buy order activity of 73% on Pluang, highlighting ongoing investor interest despite the price dip.
Investment firm VanEck forecasts Bitcoin may reach $500,000 within 5 to 10 years, driven by its potential to capture half of gold's market cap. Analysts highlight Bitcoin's strong recent performance, outperforming gold and the S&P 500, and growing in...
Bitcoin holders realized $1.115 billion in losses within 24 hours as short-term holders moved 36,600 BTC to exchanges below their cost basis, pushing Bitcoin's price down to $76,400. Analyst Doctor Profit identified $76,000 as a critical support leve...
Eleven major cryptocurrency transfers totaling $1.72 billion occurred within three hours on Nov. 2, including a $239.7 million Tether transfer from Binance to an unknown wallet. Other significant moves involved Bitcoin, Ether, and USD Coin shifting b...
Bitcoin experienced $15.06 million in long liquidations within one hour as its price fell by 0.65%, dropping from $77,470 to $76,969. This data, collected from Binance, Bybit, and OKX exchanges, shows that all liquidations were on the long side, with...
The US midterm elections on November 3 will determine control of the House and Senate, influencing the fate of key crypto legislation like the CLARITY Act. Markets largely expect Democrats to retain the House and possibly the Senate, pricing in limit...
