Half of 50 Crypto Coins Near 52-Week Lows; Bitcoin at 34%

By Grace Kim

25 of the 50 cryptocurrencies tracked by SignalPilotLabs sat in the bottom fifth of their 52-week trading ranges on 8 November 2026; none occupied the top fifth. The TradingView chart author used Bybit daily candles covering the 365 days to that date. Bitcoin stood at 34% of its range, between a high of 107,481 and a low of 57,756.

How did SignalPilotLabs measure the 52-week ranges?

SignalPilotLabs put 50 coins side by side on 8 November 2026 and examined Bybit daily candles for the preceding 365 days. For each coin, it recorded the highest high, the lowest low, the distance from the close to the high and the coin's position within that full range.

Under SignalPilotLabs' scale, 0% means a close at the 52-week low, while 100% means a close at the 52-week high. Every coin has both a high and a low during the period.

SignalPilotLabs' plain takeaway: each coin received a low-to-high score showing where it finished within its annual range.

Which coins clustered near the bottom?

The distribution leaned heavily toward the low end. SignalPilotLabs split the 50 coins into fifths, starting with the lowest range positions, and counted 25, 14, 7, 4 and 0.

The median coin sat just 20% of the way up its range and 57% below its 52-week high, according to SignalPilotLabs.

Bitcoin sat at 34%. SignalPilotLabs said the close was 30% below its high of 107,481 on 11 November 2025 and 30% above its low of 57,756 on 1 July 2026.

Ethereum stood at 29%, while Solana sat at 24%, SignalPilotLabs reported.

SignalPilotLabs' lowest-ranked coins were TRUMP at 0%, XPL and HBAR at 1%, and DOGE and APT at 2%.

At the top of the ranking, INJ sat at 79%, HYPE at 70% and ZEC at 68%, according to SignalPilotLabs.

The plain reading from SignalPilotLabs' data: the ranking was lopsided, with half the coins in the bottom fifth and none in the top fifth.

What changed in the final 30 days?

SignalPilotLabs found that four coins set new 52-week lows during the last 30 days: DOGE, HBAR, TRUMP and XPL. All four reached those lows on 8 November 2026.

Two other coins, INJ and NEAR, made new 52-week highs during that period, SignalPilotLabs said.

In short, the latest month produced downside extremes for four coins and new highs for two others.

Why does the November 2025 date matter?

Twenty-nine of the 50 coins set their 52-week highs on 9 to 11 November 2025, SignalPilotLabs said. Those dates marked the first three days of the measurement window.

As those days drop out of the 365-day window, SignalPilotLabs said, the affected coins will face comparison against a lower high. Their reported range positions will rise even if their prices do not move.

SignalPilotLabs therefore advised readers to check the date of a coin's high before interpreting its position.

The next recalculation can lift a coin's score without any price change.

What does the chart show?

SignalPilotLabs' accompanying TradingView chart plots Bitcoin on a daily basis for the 52 weeks to 8 November 2026. It marks the period's high, low and the day's close.

A second panel displays all 50 coins as squares, piled according to where each sits within its own 52-week range.

The display turns 50 separate annual ranges into a single distribution, with the largest group stacked near the lows.

What can't the chart tell investors?

SignalPilotLabs cautioned: "A coin near its low isn't cheap because of that, and one near its high isn't due to fall." The analysis does not show where any coin goes next.

SignalPilotLabs also noted that highs and lows include wicks. The chart gives no instruction to buy or sell and relies on past data.

The plain takeaway: the chart measures historical range position, not valuation or future direction.

As the highs recorded on 9 to 11 November 2025 leave the rolling 52-week window, SignalPilotLabs said some coins' range positions will rise without a price change. Its final boundary remains explicit: "Observations, not recommendations."