【Spot Pulse | 11/12 07:57】
BTC~74098 (+0.40%), ETH~2061 (+0.46%), SOL~83.5 (+0.13%), BNB~680 (+0.00%), XRP~1.055 (−0.23%). Fear & Greed: 29 (Fear); yesterday’s pulse post also had 29, and the API still reports 29 now. Yesterday’s pulse post had the price around 74040; it’s now around 74098, barely moved. During the overnight session, it plunged to around 73388 at 22:00, bounced to around 74485 at 23:00, touched around 74803 at 5:00 a.m., then dipped to around 73481 at 7:00 this morning before returning to around where it is now. The 24-hour high is around 74803 and the low around 73221 (yesterday’s pulse post’s 24-hour high of around 74843 and low of around 72727 have rolled off); the 48-hour high is around 75444 (yesterday’s pulse post’s 48-hour high of around 75571 has rolled off), and the low is around 72727, about 7902 short of 82.
Hot coins: There are fewer in the green, and the leader has changed. $NIGHT was around +4.3% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around +13.6%, with about 4.18 million in volume. Volume is decent, the gain has extended, and it’s now in the lead. GRAM was around +9.6% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around +3.0%, with about 19.02 million in volume. The volume is substantial, but the gain has narrowed considerably, and it has given up the lead. Still in the green: SNT was around +6.7% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around +3.8%, with about 1.21 million in volume. Volume is decent, but the gain has narrowed; ICP was around +5.8% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around +2.3%, with about 3.58 million in volume. Volume is decent, and its gain has narrowed too; DOS was around +4.3% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around +3.0%, with about 1.18 million in volume. Volume is decent. New arrivals include PONS at around +2.9%, with about 3.29 million in volume; volume is decent. NFT is around +1.9%, with about 5.32 million in volume; the volume is solid. FET is around +2.9%, with about 1.17 million in volume; volume is decent. Some coins that were still green in yesterday’s pulse post have flipped: LIT was around +5.5% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −6.2%, with about 8.82 million in volume. The volume is solid, and it has turned sharply red; CORE was around +4.7% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −7.3%, with about 980,000 in volume. Volume is on the thin side, and it has flipped too. One that has flipped back from yesterday’s pulse post: CT was around −3.1% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around +3.8%, with about 2.03 million in volume. Volume is decent, and it has turned green. The steepest losses are still in $ONE : it was around −15.8% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −19.9%, with about 2.34 million in volume. Volume is decent, and the loss has deepened further. $PEPE was around −5.7% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −15.5%, with about 42.46 million in volume. The volume is substantial, and the loss has deepened considerably. CARDS was around −8.2% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −14.9%, with about 590,000 in volume. Volume is on the thin side, and the loss has deepened; MEGA was around −9.2% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −10.4%, with about 1.30 million in volume. Volume is decent; MERL was around −5.1% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −9.7%, with about 670,000 in volume. Volume is on the thin side; ARB was around −0.6% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −5.5%, with about 5.77 million in volume. The volume is solid; after nearing flat, it plunged again. INJ is around −5.9%, with about 2.64 million in volume. Volume is decent. Some of yesterday’s steep decliners have pared their losses: ZEC was around −13.7% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −7.1%, with about 90.6 million in volume. The volume is substantial, and the loss has narrowed; UNI was around −6.6% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −6.1%, with about 14.01 million in volume. The volume is solid, and it’s more or less still there.
Events to watch: On Wednesday 11/11, most U.S. spot ETF issuers still showed dashes, so the figures cannot be treated as finalized: BTC is provisionally at around −30.1M in total (reported figures include MSBT at around +9.0 and GBTC at around −39.1); ETH is provisionally at 0.0, which likewise cannot be treated as finalized. Tuesday 11/10 COMPLETE still shows BTC at around −95.0M and ETH at around −1.3M. Monday 11/9 COMPLETE still shows BTC at around −201.0M and ETH at around −184.6M. Cointelegraph reports that Bitcoin is trading in a narrow range near 74000 as U.S. stocks rise and Treasury yields rebound. The Block reports that Strategy and Metaplanet lost their MSCI index constituent status in the November rebalancing. In another article, The Block reports that stablecoin supply has declined by about $14.2 billion, its largest contraction since June 2022. Cointelegraph reports that ZEC fell below 1000 for the first time since September (it’s around 971 now, lower than in yesterday’s pulse post). The Block reports that options traders have raised the odds of a drop below 70000 before Christmas, with Derive pricing the probability at around 31%. Polymarket’s December decision odds: a 25 bp hike at around 85.5%, no change at around 3.2%, and a 50 bp hike at around 10.6% (yesterday’s pulse post had a hike at around 85.5%, no change at around 3.9%, and a 50 bp hike at around 10.7%; the hike odds have barely moved, while the no-change odds have edged down). Binance CMS still shows Predict (PREDICT, Seed Tag) as coming soon.
BTC~74098 (+0.40%), ETH~2061 (+0.46%), SOL~83.5 (+0.13%), BNB~680 (+0.00%), XRP~1.055 (−0.23%). Fear & Greed: 29 (Fear); yesterday’s pulse post also had 29, and the API still reports 29 now. Yesterday’s pulse post had the price around 74040; it’s now around 74098, barely moved. During the overnight session, it plunged to around 73388 at 22:00, bounced to around 74485 at 23:00, touched around 74803 at 5:00 a.m., then dipped to around 73481 at 7:00 this morning before returning to around where it is now. The 24-hour high is around 74803 and the low around 73221 (yesterday’s pulse post’s 24-hour high of around 74843 and low of around 72727 have rolled off); the 48-hour high is around 75444 (yesterday’s pulse post’s 48-hour high of around 75571 has rolled off), and the low is around 72727, about 7902 short of 82.
Hot coins: There are fewer in the green, and the leader has changed. $NIGHT was around +4.3% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around +13.6%, with about 4.18 million in volume. Volume is decent, the gain has extended, and it’s now in the lead. GRAM was around +9.6% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around +3.0%, with about 19.02 million in volume. The volume is substantial, but the gain has narrowed considerably, and it has given up the lead. Still in the green: SNT was around +6.7% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around +3.8%, with about 1.21 million in volume. Volume is decent, but the gain has narrowed; ICP was around +5.8% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around +2.3%, with about 3.58 million in volume. Volume is decent, and its gain has narrowed too; DOS was around +4.3% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around +3.0%, with about 1.18 million in volume. Volume is decent. New arrivals include PONS at around +2.9%, with about 3.29 million in volume; volume is decent. NFT is around +1.9%, with about 5.32 million in volume; the volume is solid. FET is around +2.9%, with about 1.17 million in volume; volume is decent. Some coins that were still green in yesterday’s pulse post have flipped: LIT was around +5.5% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −6.2%, with about 8.82 million in volume. The volume is solid, and it has turned sharply red; CORE was around +4.7% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −7.3%, with about 980,000 in volume. Volume is on the thin side, and it has flipped too. One that has flipped back from yesterday’s pulse post: CT was around −3.1% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around +3.8%, with about 2.03 million in volume. Volume is decent, and it has turned green. The steepest losses are still in $ONE : it was around −15.8% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −19.9%, with about 2.34 million in volume. Volume is decent, and the loss has deepened further. $PEPE was around −5.7% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −15.5%, with about 42.46 million in volume. The volume is substantial, and the loss has deepened considerably. CARDS was around −8.2% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −14.9%, with about 590,000 in volume. Volume is on the thin side, and the loss has deepened; MEGA was around −9.2% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −10.4%, with about 1.30 million in volume. Volume is decent; MERL was around −5.1% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −9.7%, with about 670,000 in volume. Volume is on the thin side; ARB was around −0.6% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −5.5%, with about 5.77 million in volume. The volume is solid; after nearing flat, it plunged again. INJ is around −5.9%, with about 2.64 million in volume. Volume is decent. Some of yesterday’s steep decliners have pared their losses: ZEC was around −13.7% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −7.1%, with about 90.6 million in volume. The volume is substantial, and the loss has narrowed; UNI was around −6.6% in yesterday’s pulse post; it’s now around −6.1%, with about 14.01 million in volume. The volume is solid, and it’s more or less still there.
Events to watch: On Wednesday 11/11, most U.S. spot ETF issuers still showed dashes, so the figures cannot be treated as finalized: BTC is provisionally at around −30.1M in total (reported figures include MSBT at around +9.0 and GBTC at around −39.1); ETH is provisionally at 0.0, which likewise cannot be treated as finalized. Tuesday 11/10 COMPLETE still shows BTC at around −95.0M and ETH at around −1.3M. Monday 11/9 COMPLETE still shows BTC at around −201.0M and ETH at around −184.6M. Cointelegraph reports that Bitcoin is trading in a narrow range near 74000 as U.S. stocks rise and Treasury yields rebound. The Block reports that Strategy and Metaplanet lost their MSCI index constituent status in the November rebalancing. In another article, The Block reports that stablecoin supply has declined by about $14.2 billion, its largest contraction since June 2022. Cointelegraph reports that ZEC fell below 1000 for the first time since September (it’s around 971 now, lower than in yesterday’s pulse post). The Block reports that options traders have raised the odds of a drop below 70000 before Christmas, with Derive pricing the probability at around 31%. Polymarket’s December decision odds: a 25 bp hike at around 85.5%, no change at around 3.2%, and a 50 bp hike at around 10.6% (yesterday’s pulse post had a hike at around 85.5%, no change at around 3.9%, and a 50 bp hike at around 10.7%; the hike odds have barely moved, while the no-change odds have edged down). Binance CMS still shows Predict (PREDICT, Seed Tag) as coming soon.