Bitcoin Cash (BCH) was at $240.15 Monday after posting the steepest listed loss in a weekend snapshot, while Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) also showed 24-hour declines in the Nov. 9 reading.
The earlier snapshot was taken at 7:01 p.m. ET Nov. 7 (00:01 UTC Nov. 8). BCH was then $249.44, down 5.40% over the preceding 24 hours, and ranked 20th by market capitalization. Among the 90 largest crypto assets excluding stablecoins, 67 declined and 23 advanced.
Uniswap (UNI) recorded the strongest gain among the listed movers, reaching $7.22 after a 4.88% rise. In that snapshot, BTC gained 0.01% to $75,780, and ETH gained 0.03% to $2,237.
As of 4:57 a.m. ET on Nov. 9 (09:57 UTC), BCH was $240.15, down 2.30% over 24 hours. UNI was $6.77, lower by 3.58%. BTC stood at $74,255, down 2.08%, and ETH was $2,108.74, down 5.61% over the same period.
Other quotes at that time showed Rain (RAIN) down 16.20% at $0.00461445, while Quant (QNT) rose 2.08% to $199.83. TRON (TRX) was $0.3177, down 0.72%, and Zcash (ZEC) was $1,219.25, down 3.57%.
The Nov. 7 and Nov. 9 percentages each compare prices with a separate preceding 24-hour period, so they do not measure a direct move between the two quoted times. An EconoTimes snapshot from Oct. 27 had found 66 decliners among 89 large cryptocurrencies, excluding stablecoins; Rain fell 12.48% in that reading.
