On October 15, major altcoins including Raydium (RAY), Zcash (ZEC), Lighter (LIT), and Starknet (STRK) fell more than 12%, while Bitcoin remained relatively stable near $81,000. The broader crypto market capitalization dropped about 3.7% to $2.7 trillion. This sharper decline in altcoins is driven by thinner liquidity, higher leverage, and profit-taking after recent gains, especially amid concerns over persistent US inflation and potential Federal Reserve tightening. Bitcoin's deeper market liquidity and institutional support help it resist larger losses. The market will watch if Bitcoin can sustain recovery above $80,000, which could stabilize altcoins, but structural vulnerabilities and macroeconomic pressures continue to challenge smaller tokens.
Raydium (RAY) trades at Rp33,093 with a 2.87% drop on Pluang as of Oct 15, 2026 22:42 WIB, showing a milder decline than the article's noted 12% fall. Zcash (ZEC) is priced at Rp20,888,117 with a slight 0.18% gain, while Starknet (STRK) stands out with a 17.75% increase to Rp1,652. These figures highlight differing investor responses on Pluang compared to the broader altcoin market's sharp declines discussed in the news.
Raydium (RAY) fell below the $2 mark after trading above $2.50, driven by stronger spot selling than buying and elevated derivatives activity. The token dropped 13% in one day, with spot selling reaching $3.7 million against $2.6 million in buying. F...
Raydium (RAY) fell 13% after losing support near $2.5 and dropping to $2.0 amid increased spot selling pressure, with spot sell volume surpassing buy volume. However, derivatives markets showed strong inflows and rising futures volume, indicating tra...
