Solana (SOL) fell more than 30% from its September peak of $125 and was trading at $83.66, approaching a key support level around $80. If that level breaks, SOL could decline toward $70, while a surge in trading volume on November 10 confirmed the continuation of the downward trend. Gram (GRAM) rebounded 24% in three days to $1.244 following Pavel Durov’s announcement that Telegram users had created more than 700,000 Gram wallets in 48 hours, but faces strong resistance near $1.25. Hyperliquid (HYPE) lost about 14% over the week despite exchange listings and buybacks, remaining trapped between $70 and $73 with the 200-day exponential moving average near $68 as a potential support. Bitcoin (BTC) traded at $73,535, down 16% from its September peak, as spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $1.6 billion in outflows since the beginning of November.
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