Market brief · 2026-11-13
Bitcoin falls 6.46% to $68,804 as 40 of 55 coins decline; Pyth leads at 4.95%
· By the MyCryptoSignal Data Desk · Written from our own collected price data
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Crypto's session was a broad retreat. Bitcoin traded at $68,804, down 6.46%, and the total market cap slipped 5.13% to $2,190,760,637,264. Forty of 55 tracked coins fell, nine held inside a percentage point and six rose. Bitcoin dominance stood at 63.2% while Ether traded at $1,939.02, down 5.40%. The majors led the decline, and the move extended a seven-day slide in total cap of 8.23%.
Crypto's total market cap stood at $2,190,760,637,264, down 5.13% over 24 hours and 8.23% across seven days. Bitcoin traded at $68,804, down 6.46%, with dominance at 63.2% and a seven-day change of -8.68%. Its 24-hour range ran from $67,922 to $73,602. Ether changed hands at $1,939.02, down 5.40%. Total market volume reached $148,648,676,237, and the cap-weighted picture followed the largest names lower.
Of the 55 coins tracked, 40 fell, six rose and nine held inside a percentage point. The majors carried the heaviest losses: eight coins averaged -5.93%, with no risers and seven fallers. Meme coins averaged -2.27% across five names, one riser and three fallers. The remaining 39 coins averaged -2.48%, with five risers and 30 fallers. The gap between the major cohort and the other two is the day's clearest split — the largest caps absorbed the selling.
Pyth Network led the risers at $0.066886, up 4.95% over 24 hours. Its range ran from $0.06204 to $0.067825, with volume of $32,648,263. RSI sat at 61 and the trend read up. Over seven days Pyth gained 4.41%, though its 30-day change was -16.66%. No news item in the packet covered the move, so the numbers carry the story: a token trading near the top of its daily range while the broader market fell.
Jupiter rose 4.13% to $0.2659 on $68,868,043 of volume, with RSI at 58.9 and a seven-day gain of 7.19%. Celestia added 2.76% to $0.420144, RSI 50.7, its seven-day change a flat 0.06%. Pepe gained 2.71% to $0.0000046 on $547,780,759 of volume, and its 30-day change was 9.55%. The Graph rose 1.44% to $0.01740255. All four sit below their 30-day levels except Pepe.
THORChain fell 6.68% to $0.556539, RSI 31.1, and its seven-day change of -9.21% shows the decline is not one session old. BNB slipped 6.13% to $632.54 with RSI at 24 and a seven-day change of -8.11%. Ether dropped 5.40% to $1,939.02, RSI 14.2, seven-day -12.78%. Mantle lost 5.21% to $0.406192, RSI 29.8, 30-day -24.77%. Each is giving back ground it held earlier in the month.
Technical breadth across the 30 sampled coins showed no overbought names and 13 oversold. Twenty-six carried a down trend and none an up trend. Bitcoin's own RSI read 7.8 with a down trend and volatility at 0. Resistance sits at $73,588.20, and no support level was printed. Ether's RSI of 14.2 sits in the same territory. That mix describes a tape that has moved far in one direction without a bounce — stretched, but not yet showing a turn.
Over seven days, Jupiter leads at 7.19%, followed by Beam at 5.59% and Gram at 5.52%, priced at $0.00437546 and $1.15 respectively. On the other side, Bitcoin Cash fell 20.5% to $219.08, Quant 15.85% to $159.29 and Uniswap 15.67% to $5.86. Tether led turnover at $61,551,297,140 against a total of $148,648,676,237. Jupiter is the only name appearing in both today's risers and the week's leaders.
The shape here is broad de-risking rather than rotation. Forty of 55 coins fell, the majors averaged -5.93%, and 26 of 30 sampled coins carried a down trend. Bitcoin's RSI of 7.8 and Ether's 14.2 sit deep in oversold territory, and 13 of the 30 sampled coins are oversold with none overbought. Yet six coins still rose, led by Pyth Network at 4.95% and Jupiter at 4.13%, both with up trends and RSI readings near 60. That is a narrow pocket of strength inside a wide decline, not a market-wide bid. Bitcoin dominance at 63.2% and a total cap down 8.23% over seven days point to capital leaving rather than moving between coins.
Bitcoin's RSI of 7.8 is the number to hold onto, with resistance printed at $73,588.20 and no support level given. Ether's RSI of 14.2 and the 13 oversold names among 30 sampled coins mark how far the tape has traveled in one direction. This is a second straight session of losses after yesterday's headline showed Bitcoin at $73,517 with 30 of 55 coins falling. Whether the six risers hold — Pyth Network at $0.066886, Jupiter at $0.2659 — is the divergence worth tracking.
Data, not advice.
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