Crypto Market Cap Falls 7.14% as Bitcoin and Ethereum Decline

Token Times Market Desk — Total crypto market capitalization fell 7.14% over 24 hours to $2.58 trillion, according to the market snapshot taken on November 6, 2026. The move marked a broadly negative session across the digital-asset market.

Bitcoin declined 5.33% to $76,202, while Ethereum fell 7.34% to $2,241.60. Ethereum recorded the larger percentage decline of the two assets during the reporting period.

Bitway was the only asset identified among the biggest gainers, rising 11.00% over 24 hours despite the broader market decline. No Bitway-specific headlines were found, leaving no clear documented catalyst for the move.

Derive posted the largest reported loss at 14.50%, followed by Grass at 14.40%. LayerZero fell 11.60% and Plasma dropped 10.32%; no recent project-specific headlines provided a clear catalyst for these declines, although LayerZero remained up 5.11% over seven days and Plasma was down 20.33% over the same period.

Bitcoin dominance stood at approximately 59.2%, while the Fear & Greed Index registered 28, indicating fear. Recent headlines included a Bitcoin.com report that Michael Saylor described a sharp market selloff as the Nasdaq fell 5.5%, a Gate reserve-coverage claim that raised concerns over differing snapshot dates, and a filing by Hyperliquid Strategies for US FCM registration.