The crypto market posted a largely sideways session on November 6, with the Fear & Greed index at 28, placing it firmly in the fear zone, and Bitcoin’s dominance steady at 59.2 %. Bitcoin traded at 75,833.43 USDT, barely moving, and Ethereum slipped slightly to 2,231.03 USDT, both showing a 24‑hour change of -0.08 %.
The biggest loser was XRP, down 3.5 % to 1.1788 USDT, delivering the sharpest decline of the day. At the opposite end, Chainlink posted the strongest gain, rising 2.04 % to 10.914 USDT. Other tokens recorded modest moves: Cardano up 1.75 % at 0.1857 USDT, Avalanche +1.25 % at 8.392 USDT, and Dogecoin +0.83 % at 0.0727 USDT. Binance Coin edged higher 0.59 % to 693.32 USDT, while Solana barely changed, up 0.17 % to 90.16 USDT. DOT slipped 0.22 % to 0.919 USDT.
The sole official headline of the day came from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: “Payroll employment rises by 165,000 in October; unemployment rate changes little at 4.1%”. Though not directly linked to crypto, the data underscores the broader atmosphere of uncertainty reflected in the fear index.