Bitcoin slid 3.53% to $71,350 and dragged almost the entire market down with it, yet three tokens decided to write their own script for the day. Celestia climbed 5.79%, Beldex 5.65% and Pyth Network 4.26% — while Ethereum (-1.86%), Solana (-1.95%) and BNB (-3.41%) rolled downhill.
Combined market capitalization of the top 250 coins fell to roughly $2.41 trillion. Bitcoin now sits 43.4% below its all-time high of $126,080 set in October 2025, having traded between $71,238 and $74,125 in the past 24 hours. In that kind of tape, green numbers are not euphoria. They are stubbornness.
Celestia: back from the dead, one small step at a time
Celestia (TIA) trades at $0.4402 on $64.0 million in daily volume — a modest stage for a token that was the poster child of modular blockchains two years ago. The direction, however, is unambiguous: +5.79% on a day when most of the market bled red.
The context is a tragicomedy in three acts. TIA hit $20.85 in February 2024 and is now 97.9% below that level. Its bottom in June 2026 was $0.2792, which means it has gained 57.7% from there. One reading is a resurrection story. The other is a man who fell off a skyscraper and is now celebrating surviving the first floor. Both are accurate.
Modular architecture, the mantra of every panel and every X thread in 2024, is being sold quietly these days, without trumpets. The market apparently wants receipts instead of roadmaps, and TIA earned its bid on liquidity rather than storytelling. That is a less glamorous endorsement, but a more durable one.
Beldex: privacy token takes the stairs while Monero falls down them
Beldex (BDX) gained 5.65% to $0.07345. That sounds harmless until you look at the rest of the privacy sector: Monero lost 5.20% and fell to $551.86 on the same day. It is a rare sight — the smaller, quieter project from the same neighbourhood rising while its famous cousin stumbles.
Volume of $10.2 million reveals this as a victory on a small pitch, without institutional muscle and without headlines. Beldex is 83.7% below its all-time high of $0.4508 from December 2018, and its low of $0.000275 from November 2019 now reads like an artefact from another epoch. Those numbers leave no room for romance, but they leave room for strategy: privacy remains a niche that rewards the patient, particularly when regulators breathe down the necks of the larger names.
Pyth Network: the oracle that stopped being a statistic
Pyth (PYTH) added 4.26% to close at $0.06685 on $26.2 million in volume. The oracle sector spent years as the territory of one king and a line of court entertainers, but Pyth did the work of the one who does not complain — it simply rises when others fall.
It sits 94.4% below its all-time high of $1.20 from March 2024, yet 126.3% above its low of $0.02953 from June 2026. In other words, the floor was five months ago, and the chart has been climbing a staircase nobody photographs ever since.
The rest of the survivors
- Jupiter (JUP) +3.94% to $0.2653 on $60.7 million — a DEX aggregator that learned to live without hype.
- Cosmos Hub (ATOM) +2.93% to $1.43 — the interchain thesis still has an audience, however small.
- Aster (ASTER) +2.07% to $0.6691 on $91.7 million — the most liquid name among the day’s winners.
- Starknet (STRK) +2.48% and Kite (KITE) +2.68% — technology bets the market has not yet written off.
Market breadth remains weak. When the top 250 names lose $2.4 trillion of capitalization in a single session, a 5% gain on three small tokens is not a reversal signal — it is closer to the image of a man holding an umbrella at the bottom of a swimming pool. Still, the direction of capital is information: money is consolidating into infrastructure, oracles and privacy, not into the meme sector.
Financial data (November 13, 2026, 00:00 UTC)
- Celestia (TIA) — price: $0.4402 | 24h: +5.79% | MCap: $436.6M | 24h volume: $64.0M | Circulating supply: 990.9M | ATH: $20.85 (Feb 10, 2024) | ATL: $0.2792 (Jun 6, 2026) | Rank: 112.
- Beldex (BDX) — price: $0.07345 | 24h: +5.65% | MCap: $575.7M | 24h volume: $10.2M | Circulating supply: 7.87B | Total supply: 9.94B | ATH: $0.4508 (Dec 16, 2018) | ATL: $0.000275 (Nov 1, 2019) | Rank: 95.
- Pyth Network (PYTH) — price: $0.06685 | 24h: +4.26% | MCap: $526.4M | 24h volume: $26.2M | Circulating supply: 7.87B | Max supply: 10B | ATH: $1.20 (Mar 15, 2024) | ATL: $0.02953 (Jun 6, 2026) | Rank: 99.
- Context: Bitcoin $71,350 (-3.53%) | Ethereum $2,017.16 (-1.86%) | Solana $81.65 (-1.95%) | Top 250 market cap: ~$2.41T.
Disclaimer: this is not investment advice. The crypto market is highly volatile and the data above reflects the situation at the time of writing (November 13, 2026, 00:00 UTC).
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