PI and FLR Among 50 Tokens at All-Time Lows; Five Set Record Highs

Fifty tokens, including Pi Network (PI) and Flare (FLR), printed all-time lows on November 9, 2026, while only five assets recorded new record highs over the same 24-hour snapshot. Bitcoin traded 40.6% below its all-time high at $74,871, a gap that frames a market where breadth is deteriorating faster than the headline assets suggest.

The data covers tokens with market capitalizations of at least $10 million, tracking which ones hit fresh records and how far the largest assets sit from their peaks. The skew was stark: ten times more tokens set lows than highs.

Which tokens hit record lows?

Pi Network led the decliners by visibility, trading at $0.065814 — 97.8% below its all-time high and just 5.09% above its new low. Flare sat at $0.005484, a mere 1.15% above the trough it set on the day. WEMIX was even tighter to its floor, holding only 0.94% above its new low at $0.116459.

The rest of the worst-performing cohort:

• Aero (AERO): $0.575218, up 3.66% from its all-time low
• Linea (LINEA): $0.002098, up 6.81% from its all-time low
• Another 45 tokens also recorded fresh lows on November 9

That so many assets hovered within single-digit percentages of their troughs matters operationally: tokens trading this close to record lows offer little technical support, and positions financed on leverage face elevated liquidation risk on any further drift downward.

Which tokens set all-time highs?

The record-high group was small and, in most cases, already giving ground. Ritual (RITUAL) peaked at $0.049146 but traded 33.1% below that high at the snapshot — still 189.8% above its all-time low. Dessa (DESSA) sat 23.2% below its peak of $0.046091 while remaining 473.6% above its low.

Two of the five held near their records:

• Wintermute USDC Select (ARMUSDCS): $1.026, exactly at its all-time high (0% drawdown)
• eUSD (EUSD): $1.034, only 1.3% below its peak
• LITY (LITY): $0.008323, down 14.5% from its high but up 54.8% from its low

The composition is telling. Both ARMUSDCS and eUSD are yield-bearing, dollar-pegged instruments — tokens whose record highs reflect stable value accretion rather than speculative appreciation. The genuinely volatile gainers, RITUAL and DESSA, have already surrendered 23% to 33% from their peaks, suggesting the new-high list is narrower than the headline count implies.

How far are the majors from their peaks?

Every one of the five largest assets by market capitalization traded deep in drawdown territory:

• Bitcoin (BTC): $74,871, 40.6% below its all-time high
• Ethereum (ETH): $2,123.41, 57.1% below peak
• BNB (BNB): $686.32, 49.9% below peak
• XRP (XRP): $1.10, 69.9% below peak
• Solana (SOL): $86.68, 70.4% below peak

Solana and XRP carry the deepest drawdowns of the majors, both roughly 70% under water from record levels. Ethereum's 57.1% gap is the second-worst among the top five, while Bitcoin's 40.6% remains the shallowest — consistent with capital concentrating in the most liquid asset during a broad repricing.

The ratio of new lows to new highs — 50 to five — is the most consequential figure in the snapshot. It signals stress distributed across the long tail of mid- and small-cap assets rather than concentrated in any single sector, and it raises the odds that further weakness in Bitcoin would push additional tokens through their floors. The next few daily snapshots will show whether the November 9 cluster of lows marks capitulation or the start of a broader washout.