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CryptoRank Data Show 12 Assets Hit Record Lows on Oct. 20

Four assets reached new highs in the same tally. Ten of the 12 assets that set lows were trading within 2% of them.

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A person checks a phone outside a building on Vesivärava Street in Tallinn. / TokenPost.ai (macro)
A person checks a phone outside a building on Vesivärava Street in Tallinn. / TokenPost.ai (macro)

CryptoRank data showed 12 crypto assets with market capitalizations of at least $10 million hitting record lows on Oct. 20, compared with four new highs, as the largest cryptocurrencies remained below their peaks.

In the market snapshot, Data Network (DATA) traded at $0.1427, 0.94% above its low, while Blur (BLUR) was at $0.00924, 0.73% above its low. The table places 10 of the 12 assets within 2% of their lowest recorded prices, including Ultima (ULTIMA), which was 0.72% above its low.

Billions Network (BILL) was still at its low. Incentiv (CENT), at $0.00173, had moved 6.35% above its low, the widest gap among the 12. FastX Network Token (FXNW), another member of the group, was 2.65% above its low.

Among the assets reaching highs, torch (TORCH) touched a new intraday record before trading at $0.01484, 8.7% below that mark. Janus Henderson Anemoy AAA CLO Fund (JAAA), Janus Henderson Anemoy Treasury Fund (JTRSY) and Midas Wellington Income Opportunities (MWIN) were trading at their respective peaks.

Bitcoin (BTC), at $81,479, stood 35.4% below its record, the smallest gap among the five biggest cryptocurrencies by market value. Ether (ETH) traded at $2,384.85, 51.8% below its high, while Solana (SOL) was at $104.15, 64.5% beneath its peak. BNB, at $728.54, was 46.8% below its record, and XRP, at $1.30, was 64.4% below its high.

The counts were lower than in an Oct. 18 market tally, which recorded 21 new lows and eight new highs. Bitcoin was 35% below its peak in that earlier snapshot.

Blur also faces a separate exchange review. Upbit began a review period for the asset on Oct. 13, with another review window scheduled for Oct. 26-30.

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