The weekend pullback pushed Bitcoin (BTC) below $66,000 as total crypto-market value stood 23% below its Sept. 22 level, showing the breadth of the decline in a market still valued at $2.354 trillion.
At 9:45 a.m. ET, Bitcoin was $65,938 as of 14:45 UTC, down 4.57% over 24 hours. The price was nearly 25% below its Sept. 21 high of $87,395.
The Saturday snapshot put total crypto-market value at $2.354 trillion after a 3.3% drop over 24 hours. The Sept. 22 valuation of $3.04 trillion was $686 billion higher, a decline of about 23% to Saturday’s level.
At 9:45 a.m. ET, Ether (ETH) was $1,851.44 as of 14:45 UTC, down 5.59% over 24 hours. Saturday’s $1,845 Ether reading compared with $2,807 on Sept. 21, a gap of about 35%.
A Nov. 10 EconoTimes market snapshot put total crypto value at $2.48 trillion and Bitcoin at $73,893. The snapshots cover different 24-hour periods, so their daily percentage changes are not directly comparable.
