Our data show a sharp drop in market sentiment alongside shrinking stablecoin supply and a pullback in DeFi TVL, while funding rates remain modestly negative and Bitcoin’s dominance stays steady. The combination points to cautious risk appetite and tightening liquidity.
Crypto Fear & Greed Index drops to 20
The index fell to 20 on November 13, 2026, marking extreme fear. It is down from 28 a day earlier and unchanged from a week ago, but far lower than the 62 recorded a month ago. This is the lowest reading since July 8, 2026, indicating heightened market anxiety.
Fear & Greed Index, last 30 days 20Data: alternative.me.
Total stablecoin supply stood at $289.5 billion on November 13, 2026, a 1.6 % decline (‑$4.8 billion) over the past week and a 5.3 % drop versus a month ago. The figure is not an all‑time high and reflects a modest contraction in dollar‑linked liquidity.
Kirill SagitovFormer CEO of coytx.com. At COINMAG he writes the daily data briefs: market sentiment, stablecoins, derivatives, DeFi and prediction markets, built on the numbers COINMAG tracks.All articles by the author
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DeFi’s total value locked reached $74.8 billion on November 13, 2026, down 7.5 % from the previous week. The level is the lowest since August 19, 2026, showing a continued pullback in capital across decentralized protocols.
The open‑interest‑weighted average funding rate on Bybit was –4.3 % annualized, with Bitcoin at –6.8 % and Ethereum at –5.5 %. Eight of the 37 markets posted negative funding. Extreme values ranged from XMR at +83 % to TRX at –29 %.
Most extreme funding rates, annualized
XMR83%
TRX−29%
AAVE−14%
SOL−14%
ARB11%
MNT11%
Bybit perpetuals with over $20M open interest. Computed by COINMAG.
Bitcoin’s share of the total crypto market cap was 59.0 % on November 13, 2026, a slight dip from 59.3 % a week earlier. The overall market cap stood at $2.35 trillion and fell 6.4 % in the last 24 hours.
The biggest 7‑day deposit declines were recorded by Sky (‑18.9 % to $4.0 billion) and Kinetiq (‑13.0 % to $0.8 billion). Other notable outflows included KernelDAO (‑12.6 %), Defi Saver (‑12.5 %), Marinade (‑12.0 %) and Rocket Pool (‑11.1 %). All six apps hold over $300 million in deposits.
We will keep an eye on sentiment shifts, stablecoin flows and DeFi TVL for any signs of changing risk appetite.
Data: DefiLlama, alternative.me, Bybit and CoinGecko, collected and computed by COINMAG. Charts may be reused with a link to this page. This is not financial advice.
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