【Spot Market Heat | 11/8 08:01】
BTC~75844 (−0.01%), ETH~2239 (+0.02%), SOL~89.8 (−0.44%), BNB~696 (+0.36%), XRP~1.164 (−1.3%). Fear & Greed: 25 (Extreme Fear); yesterday’s heat post was already at 25, and it’s still stuck at 25. Yesterday’s heat post had BTC around 76010, versus the current price of about 75844, a little softer overnight; 24-hour high around 76251, low around 75569; 48-hour high around 76406, low around 74888, still about 6156 short of 82.
Hot coins: It’s still the same few holding up the green, but the rankings have shifted. $MET was around +7.9% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around +19.3%, with about 2.15M in volume. Volume is decent, and its gains have widened again; it’s leading for now. $ACT was around +13.0% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around +17.5%, with about 2.20M in volume. Volume is decent, and it’s adding to its gains. $ONE was around +35.3% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around +14.6%, with about 7.97M in volume. Volume is solid, but its gains have narrowed again; it still has the highest volume. DEGEN was around +39.0% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around +11.5%, with about 1.14M in volume. Volume is decent, but its gains have narrowed considerably. New standouts include GRVT at around +5.0%, with about 1.16M in volume—decent volume; and UNI at around +4.9%, with about 5.85M in volume—solid volume. NIGHT was around +2.0% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around +4.1%, with about 1.52M in volume. Volume is decent. CT was around +3.6% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around +3.6%, with about 6.77M in volume. Volume is solid, and it’s still in the green. Some of yesterday’s green names have flipped: PROMPT was around +4.6% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −6.9%, with about 650K in volume—on the thin side, and it’s turned cold. XTZ was around +2.1% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −5.9%, with about 460K in volume—on the thin side. STRK was around +2.0% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −1.6%. On the cold side: NFT was around −9.8% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −12.5%, with about 5.98M in volume. Volume is solid, and losses have deepened again. PONS is around −10.4%, with about 2.83M in volume—decent volume. BCH was around −3.0% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −5.5%, with about 6.45M in volume. Volume is solid, and losses have deepened. PUMP was around −4.0% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −5.1%, with about 8.12M in volume—very solid volume. CARDS was around +1.1% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −5.0%, with about 510K in volume—on the thin side, and it has flipped back to the cold side. HUMA was around −7.3% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −4.7%, with about 700K in volume—on the thin side, and losses have narrowed somewhat. ZEC is around −4.7%, with about 50.26M in volume—very solid volume. LIT was around −5.2% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −0.4%, with about 10.37M in volume. Volume is very solid, and losses have narrowed considerably. MERL was around −4.2% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around +0.1%, with about 230K in volume—very thin; it’s turned slightly green, but volume is too thin. BONK was around −4.0% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −1.1%; its losses have narrowed too.
Events to watch: No new US spot ETF activity over the weekend. Thursday 11/5 is still marked COMPLETE: BTC around −430.2M, ETH around −99.9M. Friday 11/6 is now COMPLETE: BTC around −411.9M, ETH around −93.3M (yesterday’s heat post still used the earlier, partial figures from the morning report: BTC around −31.2M, ETH around −1.9M). Polymarket’s December decision odds: 25bp hike around 76.5%, no change around 21.5% (same range as yesterday’s heat post). Binance CMS still shows Predict (PREDICT, Seed Tag) as coming soon. In other news: CoinDesk reports that some European users have been asked to transfer their assets before fees take effect, with accounts to be closed by year-end; Cointelegraph reports that a former FBI employee stole about $2.5 million in crypto assets; there are also reports of US sanctions on a Canadian currency-exchange company over Iran ties, and suspicious trades on prediction markets ahead of a poll release (according to The New York Times).
BTC~75844 (−0.01%), ETH~2239 (+0.02%), SOL~89.8 (−0.44%), BNB~696 (+0.36%), XRP~1.164 (−1.3%). Fear & Greed: 25 (Extreme Fear); yesterday’s heat post was already at 25, and it’s still stuck at 25. Yesterday’s heat post had BTC around 76010, versus the current price of about 75844, a little softer overnight; 24-hour high around 76251, low around 75569; 48-hour high around 76406, low around 74888, still about 6156 short of 82.
Hot coins: It’s still the same few holding up the green, but the rankings have shifted. $MET was around +7.9% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around +19.3%, with about 2.15M in volume. Volume is decent, and its gains have widened again; it’s leading for now. $ACT was around +13.0% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around +17.5%, with about 2.20M in volume. Volume is decent, and it’s adding to its gains. $ONE was around +35.3% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around +14.6%, with about 7.97M in volume. Volume is solid, but its gains have narrowed again; it still has the highest volume. DEGEN was around +39.0% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around +11.5%, with about 1.14M in volume. Volume is decent, but its gains have narrowed considerably. New standouts include GRVT at around +5.0%, with about 1.16M in volume—decent volume; and UNI at around +4.9%, with about 5.85M in volume—solid volume. NIGHT was around +2.0% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around +4.1%, with about 1.52M in volume. Volume is decent. CT was around +3.6% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around +3.6%, with about 6.77M in volume. Volume is solid, and it’s still in the green. Some of yesterday’s green names have flipped: PROMPT was around +4.6% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −6.9%, with about 650K in volume—on the thin side, and it’s turned cold. XTZ was around +2.1% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −5.9%, with about 460K in volume—on the thin side. STRK was around +2.0% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −1.6%. On the cold side: NFT was around −9.8% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −12.5%, with about 5.98M in volume. Volume is solid, and losses have deepened again. PONS is around −10.4%, with about 2.83M in volume—decent volume. BCH was around −3.0% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −5.5%, with about 6.45M in volume. Volume is solid, and losses have deepened. PUMP was around −4.0% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −5.1%, with about 8.12M in volume—very solid volume. CARDS was around +1.1% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −5.0%, with about 510K in volume—on the thin side, and it has flipped back to the cold side. HUMA was around −7.3% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −4.7%, with about 700K in volume—on the thin side, and losses have narrowed somewhat. ZEC is around −4.7%, with about 50.26M in volume—very solid volume. LIT was around −5.2% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −0.4%, with about 10.37M in volume. Volume is very solid, and losses have narrowed considerably. MERL was around −4.2% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around +0.1%, with about 230K in volume—very thin; it’s turned slightly green, but volume is too thin. BONK was around −4.0% in yesterday’s heat post and is now around −1.1%; its losses have narrowed too.
Events to watch: No new US spot ETF activity over the weekend. Thursday 11/5 is still marked COMPLETE: BTC around −430.2M, ETH around −99.9M. Friday 11/6 is now COMPLETE: BTC around −411.9M, ETH around −93.3M (yesterday’s heat post still used the earlier, partial figures from the morning report: BTC around −31.2M, ETH around −1.9M). Polymarket’s December decision odds: 25bp hike around 76.5%, no change around 21.5% (same range as yesterday’s heat post). Binance CMS still shows Predict (PREDICT, Seed Tag) as coming soon. In other news: CoinDesk reports that some European users have been asked to transfer their assets before fees take effect, with accounts to be closed by year-end; Cointelegraph reports that a former FBI employee stole about $2.5 million in crypto assets; there are also reports of US sanctions on a Canadian currency-exchange company over Iran ties, and suspicious trades on prediction markets ahead of a poll release (according to The New York Times).