High-net-worth crypto investors are focusing their purchases on Bitcoin and Ethereum, which together account for the majority of buying activity, reflecting a preference for liquidity and market stability. Meanwhile, several smaller altcoins show extreme oversold conditions with very low Relative Strength Index (RSI) readings, indicating potential short-term rebound opportunities. This split highlights a cautious market stance where large investors prioritize established tokens, while speculative interest grows in heavily sold altcoins that might bounce back if selling pressure eases. The market is balancing defensive positioning with tactical speculation amid ongoing volatility.
Recent data shows Ethereum (ETH) experienced the largest outflows among major cryptocurrencies at $114.82 million, significantly surpassing Bitcoin's (BTC) outflows of $13.90 million. Meanwhile, BTC led inflows with $95.20 million, followed by ETH wi...
Ethereum fell 5.3% to around $2,119 on November 9, 2026, driven by $462 million in forced long liquidations and $365 million in outflows from US spot ether ETFs. The ETH/BTC ratio hit its lowest since mid-July, signaling ether's relative weakness aga...
On November 9, 2026, 50 tokens including Pi Network and Flare set new all-time lows, while 5 tokens like Ritual and Wintermute USDC Select reached new all-time highs. Despite some tokens hitting highs, many remain significantly below their peaks, wit...
Bitcoin (BTC) topped global trending token rankings despite a slight price drop, while Korea's most-viewed tokens were led by Orochi Network (ON) and Pieverse (PIEVERSE), both showing strong gains. Five of Korea's top eight tokens appeared in the glo...
Bitcoin's price dropped nearly 2% to around $74,239, breaking below the key $75,000 level and putting the $74,400 support to the test. On-chain data shows shrinking unrealized profits and Bitcoin trading below its one-year median of $77,000, signalin...
