The crypto prices today have again sparked mixed investor sentiments, illustrating fluctuating trajectories. Bitcoin (BTC) price waned back to the $69K level today, whereas Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and XRP prices traded dominantly in the red zone. Simultaneously, the global crypto market cap dipped by 3.76% and is resting at $2.34 trillion today. However, the total market volume rose by 5.29% to $92.45 billion.
Here’s a brief collection of some of the top cryptocurrencies by market cap and their price movements on November 1.
Crypto Prices Today: BTC & Top Altcoins Face Turbulence
While BTC backtracked to the $69K level today, ETH price slipped below $2,500. Simultaneously, SOL and XRP prices tanked roughly 1%-5% intraday. However, Celestia (TIA) emerged as the day’s top gainer, defying the broader market trend. So, let’s dig deeper into the top cryptocurrencies by market cap and their price run today.
Bitcoin Price Today
BTC price rested at $69,289, down nearly 4% in the past 24 hours. The coin’s intraday low and high were recorded as $68,779.70 and $72,662.31, respectively. BTC’s market cap rested at $1.37 trillion today. Further, the flagship crypto’s dominance saw a 0.05% decline in value to 58.84%. Meanwhile, spot Bitcoin ETFs registered inflows worth $32.14 million as of October 31, per Sosovalue data.
Ethereum Price Today
ETH price chart indicated a drop of nearly 6% over the past day and is currently resting at $2,498. The coin’s intraday low and high were $2,467.82 and $2,656.45, respectively. Ethereum’s market cap stood at $301.37 billion today. Meanwhile, spot Ethereum ETFs conversely recorded $13.06 million worth of inflows as of yesterday, adding to intrigue surrounding the coin’s price movements.
Solana Price Today
Simultaneously, the crypto SOL witnessed a 4% drop in value and is currently trading at $167. The coin’s intraday low and high were registered as $165.69 and $176.22, respectively. Further, Solana’s market cap was evaluated as $78.68 billion today. It’s noteworthy that Canary Capital recently filed for a Solana ETF with the U.S. SEC, bringing further attention to the crypto.
XRP Price Today
Also, XRP price slipped nearly 1% in the past 24 hours and is now trading at $0.5182. The crypto’s 24-hour low and high were $0.5039 and $0.5218, respectively. Further, XRP’s market cap rested at $29.48 billion today. Meanwhile, XRP whale transactions reported over the past day raised investor concerns over the coin’s future movements.
Meme Coins Prices Today
Dogecoin (DOGE) witnessed a 7% dip in value and is currently trading at $0.1584. Similarly, even Shiba Inu (SHIB) price plunged nearly 5% to reach $0.00001772. Even PEPE, WIF, and POPCAT prices dropped 4%-8% in the past 24 hours, aligning with the broader market trend.
Top Crypto Gianer Prices Today
Celestia
TIA price soared nearly 5% over the past day and is now trading at $4.89. The coin’s intraday low and high were recorded as $4.58 and $4.96, respectively.
Kaia
KAIA price jumped roughly 3% over the past day and is now trading at $0.1341. The coin’s 24-hour low and high were recorded as $0.1297 and $0.1572, respectively.
Maker
MKR price noted gains worth 1.5% intraday and is now trading at $1,283. The coin’s 24-hour low and peak were $1,242.61 and $1,331.47, respectively.
Top Crypto Loser Prices Today
Immutable
IMX price dipped over 13% intraday and is now trading at $1.17. The coin’s 24-hour low and high were $1.17 and $1.37, respectively.
dogwifhat
WIF price cracked 8% in the past 24 hours and is currently trading at $2.34. The coin’s 24-hour low and high were $2.33 and $2.59, respectively.
BRETT
BRETT price tanked nearly 7% in the past 24 hours and is sitting at $0.089 today. Its intraday low and high were $0.08786 and $0.09653, respectively.
Besides, the hourly time frame charts sparked further speculations over the crypto prices today as BTC gained 0.13% and ETH gained 0.19%, birthing speculations among market participants globally.
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