The cryptocurrency market experienced a broad downturn with 76 of the 90 largest assets outside stablecoins falling. Stacks (STX) was the hardest hit, dropping 10.97% to $0.284, followed by Quant (QNT) which fell 9.57% to $161.72. Other notable declines included NEAR Protocol, Uniswap, and Aave, all losing over 8%. Meanwhile, a few assets like MemeCore and Beldex saw modest gains. Bitcoin and Ether also declined by 3.71% and 2.99%, respectively. This widespread drop highlights ongoing volatility in the crypto market, suggesting cautious investor sentiment going forward.
As of Nov 13, 2026 05:22 WIB, Stacks (STX) is trading at Rp5.164 on Pluang, down 9.04% in the last day, reflecting continued weakness after its sharp drop. Bitcoin (BTC) is priced at Rp1.298.926.860 with a 3.40% decline, while Quant (QNT) trades at Rp2.962.863, down 7.22%. The market shows a strong sell sentiment for STX with 95% of orders to sell and a typical hold time of 47 days, highlighting ongoing volatility in these assets.
Stacks has successfully filled its second Bitcoin staking bond, enrolling 505 BTC and 6.7 million STX, and has paid out 1.21 BTC in rewards. This bond, part of the PoX-5 upgrade, targets around 3% annual yield paid in BTC over six months, funded by S...
Stacks finished Q3 2026 with $88.9 million in total value locked (TVL) in decentralized finance, surpassing competitors Rootstock and Mezo. Lending dominates its DeFi TVL at over 92%, with Zest Protocol holding the largest share. Key developments inc...
Korean cryptocurrency markets exhibit significant local trading concentration, with tokens like STX and XRP showing much higher turnover shares domestically compared to global markets. STX's Korean trading share is 21.4 times its global share, while ...
