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Crypto market wrap November 7 2026

Fear & Greed index shows Extreme Fear and Bitcoin dominance stays at 59.3 %. The most volatile pairs posted declines above 3 %.

The Fear & Greed index registered at 25, placing it in the Extreme Fear category, while Bitcoin dominance held steady at 59.3 %. Within this environment, most major assets posted modest losses.

Polkadot (DOT/USDT) led the list of biggest drops with a 3.26 % decline, trading at 0.889 USDT. Cardano (ADA/USDT) followed closely, down 3.17 % at 0.1801 USDT. Avalanche (AVAX/USDT) also slipped, losing 2.49 % and settling at 8.188 USDT. Dogecoin (DOGE/USDT) and XRP (XRP/USDT) recorded losses of 2.06 % and 1.70 % respectively, with prices of 0.07125 USDT and 1.1597 USDT.

Chainlink (LINK/USDT) fell 1.44 % to 10.766 USDT and Solana (SOL/USDT) dropped 1.24 % to 89.15 USDT. In contrast, Binance Coin (BNB/USDT) posted a modest gain of 0.28 % and traded at 695.48 USDT. Bitcoin (BTC/USDT) and Ethereum (ETH/USDT) were largely flat, changing -0.22 % and -0.21 % and priced at 75,713.03 USDT and 2,230.6 USDT respectively.

No official headlines were released for the day.

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Data: Neuralis Cap (Binance daily candles, Alternative.me Fear & Greed, CoinGecko BTC dominance)

Market impact

If the current Extreme Fear sentiment endures, investors may continue to prioritize Bitcoin as a safe‑haven asset, preserving its dominant share of market capitalization. A shift toward optimism could trigger a modest rebound in the more volatile tokens, but any significant movement will hinge on broader macro developments and market liquidity.

Neuralis Cap analysis for informational purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice.

Article written by Neuralis Cap with AI assistance solely from the data and primary sources listed. It does not constitute investment advice.

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