Crypto market today — BTC $75,589 (-0.22%) · premium +1.15% · 39 up vs 133 down · 9 Nov

The past 24 hours (measured by AntProfit · as of 08:30 on 9 Nov KST)

These numbers are not borrowed from other outlets — we read them directly from 21 exchanges.

A funding rate at the 0.01% baseline means longs are not crowding the futures market. And a premium near zero means both sides run at a similar temperature. With far more losers than gainers, the market was pressed down today.

Biggest gainers and losers (24h)

We count only coins with at least $10M turnover listed on three or more exchanges (this keeps single-venue pumps and scam tokens out). Prices come from the largest venue by turnover; turnover from the largest spot venue.

Biggest gainers

Biggest losers

Where the money went (turnover far above a week ago)

• LYN $0.0233 (-9.31%) — spot turnover $438.3K, 10.3x a week ago
• ACT $0.009788 (-15.64%) — spot turnover $4.1M, 8.5x a week ago
• HOT $0.0004063 (+14.97%) — spot turnover $8.3M, 8.3x a week ago

If turnover jumps while the price does not, someone large may be accumulating or exiting — check the order book on the coin page.

Kimchi premium right now

The kimchi premium (the price gap between Korean and overseas exchanges) is +1.15% — 24h average +0.72%, range +0.56% to +1.52%. Korea is slightly more expensive = normal domestic demand.

Coins with the widest gaps in our latest scan (one row per coin):

• SIGN premium — LBank $0.00822 · Upbit $0.00882567 — 7.37% apart
• BMT premium — Bitget $0.0243 · Upbit $0.0250 — 3.17% apart
• ERA premium — LBank $0.0758 · Upbit $0.0766 — 1.04% apart

Read these gaps after fees, transfer time and FX. They are not an arbitrage call — they are a thermometer for which side of the market runs hotter.

Funding-rate skew (which way futures lean)

The funding rate is a fee that passes periodically between longs and shorts in perpetual futures. Positive means longs pay shorts; the further it drifts from the 0.01% baseline, the more crowded one side is.

• BTC 0.0051% per 8h (about 0.02% a day) — At the baseline = longs are not crowded
• ETH -0.0031% per 8h (about 0.01% a day) — Shorts dominate — more money is betting on a fall
• HUMA a lot of money is betting it falls — holding leverage costs about 15.95% a day (Bybit)
• BMT a lot of money is betting it falls — holding leverage costs about 4.45% a day (Bybit)

A holding cost this wide is not an income opportunity — it is a signal that one side is badly crowded. On such coins, price swings dwarf the fee.

Yesterday's main stories

1. Crypto Market Drops Following US Tech Stock Weakness and Mass Liquidations

On November 8, 2026, tech and AI-related stocks in the US stock market faced price stagnation concerns, leading to increased macro risk-averse sentiment. This triggered massive forced liquidations (the automatic closure of a trader's position by an exchange due to insufficient margin) of over $1 billion in crypto leverage buy (long) positions, which accounted for about 88% of the liquidations, reported TradingView.

This put downward pressure across the market, temporarily pushing Bitcoin down to the $74,000 level and threatening Ethereum below $2,200.

2. Binance CFO Resigns Following Disclosure of Major Hack

On November 8, 2026, Binance Co-CEO Yi He announced that Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Kaiser Ng is stepping down after more than five years, with Justin Yek, former Vice President of Treasury at Airwallex, named as his successor. The Edge Malaysia reported that this resignation occurred shortly after the FBI announced on October 31 that Binance suffered a hack of about $6.3 billion linked to a North Korean hacking group, though Binance stated it completed measures covering about 90% of customer damages.

The news of executive leadership changes stirred market anxiety.

3. Concerns Over Stricter Crypto Regulations Mount After US Midterm Elections

Following last week's US midterm elections where the Democratic Party secured leadership in both the House and the Senate, reports emerged on November 8, 2026, from Reuters, Global Banking & Finance, and PYMNTS that the new Congress will push for stricter oversight and regulatory legislation targeting the cryptocurrency industry.

The weakening investor sentiment served as a reason for major cryptocurrencies forming low points during weekend trading.

What to watch today and this week

1. 10 Nov (Tue) 22:30 KST — US October Consumer Price Index (CPI) release by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). This is a key indicator to gauge the direction of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision in December.
2. 10 Nov (Tue) KST — Janction ($JCT) listing on Binance Alpha and Binance Futures. The Jasmy project-affiliated Janction ($JCT) token is confirmed to list on Binance Alpha and futures markets.
3. 11 Nov (Wed) KST — Start of Aptos ($APT) major token unlock. Aptos ($APT) will undergo a scheduled token release, increasing its circulating supply.
4. 13 Nov (Fri) 22:30 KST — US October Producer Price Index (PPI) release. This index indicates US wholesale inflation levels.
5. 15 Nov (Sun) KST — Major token unlocks for Starknet ($STRK) and Arbitrum ($ARB). Starknet will unlock about 1.69% of its circulating supply (up to approximately 127 million tokens) and Arbitrum will open an unlock window for about 92 million to 93 million tokens.

Volatility often picks up around these dates. Simply knowing when they land helps you avoid being caught off guard.

This wrap is compiled automatically every morning. The numbers are read directly from 21 exchanges by AntProfit; stories and dates are included only when the source checks out. Nothing here recommends a trade.