Arbitrum (ARB) surged 22.49% to $0.108081 after three days of net token withdrawals from centralized exchanges, reducing sell pressure. This price rebound follows a 206-day decline and comes without any confirmed protocol updates, suggesting the rally is driven by accumulation flows rather than news. However, 99.1% of reported trading volume is flagged as wash trading, so genuine demand remains uncertain. Investors should watch if outflows continue or reverse, and monitor activity from the largest accumulator wallet holding 15.46% of the supply.
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...
Pieverse (PIEVERSE) saw a significant price increase of 43.61% to $2.12 within 24 hours, outperforming other cryptocurrencies even as more tokens declined than advanced overall. Other notable gainers included Jupiter, Ether.fi, Arbitrum, and Avalanch...
Pieverse (PIEVERSE) surged 34.12% to $2.01, topping the list of crypto gainers among the 89 largest nonstablecoin assets, with 48 showing gains. Avalanche (AVAX), Arbitrum (ARB), Ondo (ONDO), and Ether.fi (ETHFI) also posted notable rises, while Rain...
