Tuesday, Nov. 13: Cryptocurrencies have experienced a slight decline over the last day, with almost all top 20 coins by market capitalization in the red after seeing some growth yesterday, Nov. 12.
The leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin is down less than a tenth of a percent today, trading at $6,370 at press time.
BTC has lost around 1.34 percent over the last week.
The second largest coin Ethereum has been trading relatively stable on the day, fluctuating between $210 and $206. ETH is down 1.26 percent over the past 24 hours, trading around $207 at press time.
In terms of a weekly view, the altcoin is down over 4 percent.
Ripple has seen bigger fluctuations over the 24-hour period, down by over 2 percent and trading at $0.510 at press time.
Bitcoin Cash, with a market cap of around $9.12 billion, is up by 1.23 percent on the day and trading at $522 at press time.
Today, recently re-opened Japanese crypto exchange Coincheck announced it has resumed NEM crypto token trading after a restructuring of its platform by external "Security experts." In January, Coincheck suffered an industry record-breaking hack when $534 million worth of NEM was stolen from its wallets.
At press time, NEM is trading at around $0.109, up 1.55 percent on the day.
At press time, the IOTA token is up 1.19 percent on the day, trading at $0.498.
Crypto Markets See Slight Decline on The Day, Bitcoin Cash Makes Minor Gains
gepubliceerd op Nov 13, 2018
by Cointele | gepubliceerd op Coinage
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