Market brief · 2026-11-12
Bitcoin slips 0.43% to $73,517 as 30 of 55 coins fall; Gram leads with 4.56%
· By the MyCryptoSignal Data Desk · Written from our own collected price data
Brief as of
Crypto spent the session consolidating near the bottom of a weak week, with Bitcoin holding $73,517 and total market cap slipping 0.49% to $2.31 trillion. Thirty of 55 tracked coins fell, 19 held inside a percentage point, and only six rose. The shape was a quiet drift lower rather than a sharp move, though the meme cohort gave ground faster than the majors.
Crypto's total market cap stood at $2.31 trillion, down 0.49% over 24 hours and 8.81% over the week. Bitcoin traded at $73,517, down 0.43%, with dominance at 64%. Ether changed hands at $2,049.35, down 0.57%. Volume across the tracked market reached $92.83 billion. The seven-day figure dwarfs the daily move, which reads as a slow bleed rather than a single bad session.
Breadth was negative but not uniform. Of 55 tracked coins, six rose, 30 fell and 19 held inside a percentage point. The major cohort, eight coins, averaged -0.49% with two fallers and no risers. Meme names, five coins, averaged -3.14% and every one of them fell. The other 39 coins averaged -1.60%, with six risers and 23 fallers. The gap between the majors and the meme cohort is the day's clearest signal: the speculative end of the market is carrying the losses.
Gram led the risers at $1.20, up 4.56% on the day, with $155.57 million in volume. Its RSI sat at 52.6 and its trend reads up. The coin traded between $1.14 and $1.25 over 24 hours, and it is up 1.36% over seven days but down 15.04% over 30. No news item in the packet covers the move, so the numbers carry the story: a coin recovering a fraction of a longer decline, with volume behind it.
Behind Gram, four names posted modest gains. Beam rose 2.07% to $0.00444195, with an RSI of 50.8 and a 30-day gain of 56.70%. Avalanche added 1.76% to $8.66 on $243.38 million in volume, the largest of any riser, and its RSI of 60.8 is the highest in the group. Polkadot climbed 1.52% to $0.841677, still down 30.33% over 30 days. Mantle gained 1.41% to $0.428394 and is down 21.29% over the same span. Three of the four are working against a negative monthly trend.
Pepe was the heaviest faller, down 15.19% to $0.00000448, with an RSI of 25.2 and $573.77 million in volume, the largest turnover among the decliners. Injective dropped 9.63% to $7.43, its RSI at 26.6. Quant fell 7.62% to $164.74 and is down 20.04% over seven days. Pyth Network lost 7.13% to $0.063762, and Arweave 5.95% to $3.04. Pepe is the outlier: it remains up 7.84% over 30 days, while the others have given back ground on both horizons.
Technical breadth across 30 sampled coins shows no overbought names, five oversold, two in uptrends and 22 in downtrends. Bitcoin's own RSI reads 41.4 with a down trend and volatility printed at 0. Support sits at $73,444.30 and resistance at $73,588.20, almost the same level, with price trading just below both. That mix, no overbought readings, a handful of oversold ones and a flat volatility print, describes a tape that is compressed rather than stretched in either direction.
The week's leaderboard is thin. Gram leads at 1.36% over seven days, Immutable follows at 0.56%, and TRON sits at -0.95%. On the other side, Ethena is down 20.70%, XRP 20.33% and Quant 20.04%. Gram and Quant appear on both today's mover list and the weekly one. USDT leads turnover at $39.13 billion against the $92.83 billion total across the tracked market.
The tape reads as continued de-risking rather than a fresh shock. Total cap is down 0.49% on the day but 8.81% on the week, and Bitcoin's 0.43% daily slip sits inside an 8.64% weekly decline, the same slow bleed rather than a new break. Breadth confirms it: 30 of 55 coins fell, the meme cohort averaged -3.14%, and 22 of 30 sampled coins carry downtrends. What stands out is where the strength sits. Gram, Avalanche and Beam rose while the majors were flat to lower, and Bitcoin's volatility printed at 0. Support and resistance sit almost at the same level, which points to a market waiting rather than deciding.
Bitcoin's range is the thing to check. Support at $73,444.30 and resistance at $73,588.20 sit almost at the same level, with volatility printed at 0. Gram has now gained 4.74% in yesterday's session and 4.56% today, against a 30-day decline of 15.04%. Among the decliners, Pepe's RSI of 25.2 and Quant's 24 are the lowest readings in the packet, and both sit on the seven-day down list at -10.19% and -20.04%.
Data, not advice.
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