Canton Coin falls below $0.08 amid broad crypto market sell-off driven by rate hike fears and fund outflows

Canton Coin (CC) dropped to $0.0799 on November 15, 2026, its lowest level since December 2025, as the entire crypto market faced pressure from anticipated US Federal Reserve rate hikes, significant fund outflows from bitcoin ETFs, and shrinking stablecoin supply. Despite regulatory clarity from the SEC classifying CC as a digital commodity, the coin fell 17% since early November. Increased trading volume alongside falling prices indicates genuine selling activity. The coin’s market cap fell to about $3.2 billion, narrowly maintaining its 25th position among cryptocurrencies. Future price movements depend on broader market stabilization or further sell-offs, with key support at $0.0757 and potential downside to $0.0623 if the sell-off continues.

Canton Coin (CC) trades at Rp1.474 on Pluang as of Nov 15, 2026 16:41 WIB, down 4.59% in one day, showing a milder decline compared to the 17% drop noted since early November in the article. Its market cap on Pluang stands at Rp58.05 trillion, reflecting a significant presence despite the recent price fall. The 37% sell order activity on Pluang contrasts with the increased trading volume mentioned, indicating a balanced mix of selling and buying interest among users.