On Tuesday, November 5, the prices of crypto coins continued to show upward movement. Bitcoin hovered around the $9,300 mark. Stellar, which trades under XLM, had an astronomical gain of more than 20 percent. Bitcoin was trading close to $9,400 for most of the day, but it had a downward trend at the close of the day. It is the world's largest cryptocurrency, and its high for the day was $9,465. It posted a small overall loss of 0.56 percent for the 24 hours.

Bitcoin statistician and analyst Willy Woo thinks that bull actions should surface if the coin's value dips to $8,600. If Bitcoin can manage a value of $14,000, it might be able to secure a bull market for the long-term. Woo believes that a value of $14,000 would put Bitcoin into the second phase of a bull market and trigger lower volatility.

It could be that Bitcoin will take a cue from Stellar. Steller had a 25 percent gain after a 50 percent token burn of its supply line. It is trading at $0.084 per coin, which is a big gain for the day. Meanwhile ,Ether is standing at $190 per coin, which amounts to a gin of around 1.86 percent.

XRP's trading value was mostly flat for the whole day. It is the third-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, and it was up about 1.4 percent for the day. A few people think that the Swell conference's approach could bring some fresh news and volatility to the digital coin markets. The XRP price appears to be getting set for a bigger move to one direction or the other.

Overall, the 20 biggest coins are demonstrating both low and high value stoppers. Stellar is taking the absolute lead for the day, followed by Bitcoin. Bitcoin went up by 7 percent, and stellar by more than 20 percent. NEO lost more than 2 percent of its value for the day, earning it a spot as the worst performer of the top 20 coins. Overall, the total market cap for the cryptocurrency market closed at $252.5 billion for the day.