Rain (RAIN) recorded the steepest loss in a Nov. 10 review of 90 large cryptocurrencies, falling 14.40% as declines outnumbered gains by more than three to one.
The 24-hour window ended at 3:01 p.m. ET Nov. 10, with Rain at $0.00393 and ranked 33rd by market capitalization. With stablecoins left out, 69 assets were lower and 21 higher.
During that window, Bitcoin (BTC) dropped 1.85% to $73,421; Ether (ETH) fell 3.91% to $2,044. Zcash (ZEC) had the next-largest listed loss, down 11.84% to $1,034. Venice Token (VVV) fell 11.08% to $19.15, Arbitrum (ARB) slid 9.95% to $0.159, and Pearl (PEARL) lost 9.74% to $1.40.
A separate market check using CoinGecko and exchange spot data showed Rain at $0.00381119, down 2.60% over 24 hours, as of 2:30 p.m. ET (19:30 UTC) Wednesday. Bitcoin had gained 1.39% to $74,379, while Ether rose 1.96% to $2,080.44. Those later 24-hour moves cover a different period from the Nov. 10 snapshot.
A previous EconoTimes snapshot on Oct. 27 also put Rain atop the listed declines, with 66 of 89 assets lower.
